Richard Wilshaw

Erection of dwelling

The application for the installation of replacement windows at Brookside, Glen Road, Laxey was approved on 25 September 2008. The portal decision is recorded as “Permitted” (approved).

The installation of replacement shop fronts at 37 & 39 Victoria Street, Douglas (Braddan) was permitted. The decision date was 24 September 2008.

Permission was granted in September 2008 to convert the first floor of a mixed-use terraced property in Douglas from residential to office use, with ancillary accommodation created on the second floor.

The application for the installation of three dormer windows at Corlea, Ballafurt Road, Port Erin was approved. The decision was made by delegated authority.

The application seeks permission to install two additional windows to the rear elevation at 23 Highfield Crescent, Onchan. The Department of Local Government and the Environment approved the application on 23 September 2008.

The application at 71 Lezayre Park, Ramsey was for the installation of patio doors to replace an existing rear elevation window. The decision was that the application was approved (permitted).

The application proposes the erection of a sub station/switch room and the extension of the access road and parking area. The application was permitted (approved) on 17 September 2008.

Permission was granted for the construction of a conservatory on the rear elevation of 3 Victoria Road, Castletown. The application was approved on 17 September 2008.

The proposal is the installation of a replacement window and the creation of a dormer window to the front elevation. The application was permitted.

The application for alterations and extensions at 39 Westminster Drive, Douglas (Braddan) was approved on 17 September 2008. The portal decision is Permitted (status: Decided).

Permission for alterations to a dwelling at 5 Spinney Close, Douglas was refused in September 2008, with concerns raised about impact on neighbouring properties and the street scene.

Permission to erect garden fencing at 11 Farmhill Mews, Douglas was refused in September 2008, with concerns raised about visual impact and the implications of enclosing the site.

The application for alterations and extensions to the dwelling at 5 Windsor Terrace, Douglas was permitted. The decision was made under delegated authority and is recorded as approved.

Permission was granted for alterations and an extension to Glen Moar House, Sulby, with the extension's limited visibility from the road considered acceptable due to existing tree and shrub screening.

Permission was granted for window and door alterations at The Old Vicarage, Braddan, including replacing two west elevation windows with timber French doors and relocating existing windows and doors between elevations. The alterations were judged acceptable because they are not visible from the public thoroughfare and respect the character of the pre-1921 building.

Planning permission was granted for the erection of a garden implement store at Ballasherlogue, Ballakilpheric Road, Colby. The application was approved on 10 September 2008.

Permission was granted in September 2008 for the installation of a solar collector at Ballafesson Farmhouse, Port Erin, Isle of Man.

Permission was refused for re-rendering the front elevation of a terraced house at 65 Castlemona Avenue, Douglas, due to concerns about harm to the appearance of the local area.

Permission was granted to replace all existing timber windows and porch with white PVC windows at Close Mooar, a detached two-storey dwelling on Glen Darragh Road, Glen Vine. The proposal was approved because the replacement windows match the originals in method of opening and glazing bar pattern, and PVC is an acceptable material under Planning Circular 1/98.

Planning permission is granted for the erection of a conservatory and installation of an additional window at Braemar, 1 Lag Birragh Drive, Onchan. The application was permitted (approved) on 5 September 2008.

This application sought permission to replace three existing roller shutter doors on the north, east and south elevations of the Market Hall, Douglas — a Victorian Registered Building within the North Quay Conservation Area. Permission was granted in August 2008.

The application seeks permission for the erection of a detached garage at Clover Cottage, Main Road, Sulby. The application was permitted (approved) on the delegated decision.

This retrospective application sought permission for replacement windows on the front elevation of a three-storey terraced house within the Peel Conservation Area, and was permitted in August 2008.