White Peak Planning have been instructed by Bloor Homes Eastern to act as planning-phase Project Manager for the co-ordination of an outline planning application for residential development and associated infrastructure on land at Ashingdon Road, Rochford, Essex.
On behalf of Bloor Homes Southern, White Peak Planning has co-ordinated an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for an outline planning application at land known as Ladygrove East in Didcot, South Oxfordshire.
On behalf of Bellway Homes, White Peak Planning have secured planning permission for the final phase of the St Elizabeth’s Place development, Bootle, Sefton.
In order to help meet a tight deadline for submission of a planning application, White Peak Planning has been instructed by Bloor Homes to act as planning-phase Project Manager for the co-ordination of an outline planning application for the re-development of Basingstoke Golf Course.
On behalf of Bellway Homes, White Peak Planning has co-ordinated an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for an outline planning application for up to 550 dwellings at land between Tamworth Road and Fivefield Road, Coventry.
On behalf of the Massage Company, White Peak Planning have secured planning permission for the change of use of a Grade II Listed Building in the centre of Tunbridge Wells from retail (A1) to a sui generis use as a Massage Centre.
White Peak Planning have been instructed by Bloor Homes Eastern to act as planning-phase Project Manager for the co-ordination of three planning applications for development in Braintree, Chelmsford and Basildon, Essex. The proposed developments comprise between 475 and 1,200 units.
On behalf of J.P.S Property Company Ltd. White Peak Planning has successfully secured planning permission for the change of use of the Grade I Listed Edgar Wood Centre, in Victoria Park, Manchester from a Place of Worship (D1 Use) to an events centre (Sui Generis Use).
White Peak Planning have secured planning permission on behalf of S & D Leisure Ltd. for change of use of 159 and 161 Monton Road. The existing buildings comprise retail and residential uses and the permission allows a new bar and restaurant with a retail unit at ground floor (mix of A3/ A4 and A1 Use).
White Peak Planning have won an appeal and partial costs award against the refusal of the change of use of the highway outside the Kettlebell Kitchen store in Ancoats, Manchester to form a pavement café.