Eaglescliffe Ward News

30 Apr 2007

Further news from Eaglescliffe Ward.

1. 704-706 Yarm Road

A Planning Inspector has dismissed the appeal against Stockton Council's enforcement notice requiring removal of the unauthorised sign from the side of the building, the upvc cladding from the front & side elevations and the unauthorised windows & French doors from the front elevation and to restore the respective elevations, windows & doors to their previous state. However, he has given the appellant 6 moths to do this, instead of the 4 specified by the Council, in the hope that meanwhile it "might be possible by a process of discussion and negotiation to secure a scheme of works more in keeping with the historic character of the building than the pre-existing situation."

2. 19 Dunottar Avenue

Stockton Council has confirmed the Tree Preservation Order, with one modification following an objection. The Order now protects 2 grey poplars.

3. Aislaby

Stockton Council planners have refused an outline application for the erection of an extra dwelling at Hill House.

4. Cleasby Way

Stockton Council are organising another Are you being served - well? Event in the Oakwood Centre on 23-10-07, free (with lunch) to all older people living in the Borough, with transport there & back.

5. Elmwood Road

In order that gas repair works can be carried out safely, the road will be closed for 5 metres east of the junction with Beechwood Road from 30-4-07 for 5 days.

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