Round-up of planning applications submitted for Carlisle | News and …

There have been nine planning applications registered or approved this week in Carlisle.

One proposal includes the erection of an open sided weather canopy at the Carlisle Hand Car Wash on Grices Croft, Durranhill Road.

The proposed canopy is currently open for public comment.

Another project involves the installation of an external step lift and associated building works to the rear elevation of a property located at 7 Crossfield, Carlisle.

However, the project is constrained by being in a flood risk zone.

A third planning application calls for the erection of a first floor extension above an existing retail unit to create two new flats.

The proposed site is located at 10-12 Grinsdale Avenue and is situated in a commercial and residential area.

However, as the general design is in keeping with the surrounding area, applicants considers it to be in line with the existing street scene.

Andersons Joinery Ltd has also submitted an application for an extension to a steel portal framed covered area for timber storage at Denton Holme Sawmills on Denton Street.

The new layout is expected to improve vehicular access and provide safety benefits.

Other proposals include the erection of a single storey sunroom extension at 74 Springfield Road, the removal of an existing modular security cabin and installation of new road gate security turnstile at Direct Rail Services on Etterby Road, and an extension to an existing office to create a new office at Chatsworth Lawn Tennis Club on St Aidans Road.

An application for the removal of a maple tree in Stanwix Conservation Area, at to the rear of 22 Brampton Road has been put forth, and a crown reduction is planned for three large trees at Carlisle West Community Fire Station on Brookside.

These proposed projects will be reviewed and assessed by the council before a final decision is made on whether to approve or reject the planning applications.