Giraffe seeks license on Tadcaster Road

Two premises licenses have been received by the York Council.

One seeks to establish a new restaurant at the Tesco store on Tadcaster Road

Date of

Application

Premises Applicant Brief Description of Application Last date for reps
31/07/14

 

CYC 023866

Giraffe (Tesco Extra Store)

Askham Bar

Tadcaster Road

York

YO24 1LW

Giraffe Concepts Ltd Application for the grant of a premises licence to allow for

i) Late Night Refreshment

Mon – Sun

23:00hrs – 24:00hrs

ii) Supply of Alcohol

Mon – Sun

07:00hrs – 23:00hrs

iii) Opening Hours

Mon – Sun

07:00hrs- 24:00hrs

 

28/08/14
25/07/2014

CYC 023831

McDonalds Restaurant

Monks Cross Drive

Monks Cross

York

YO32 9GW

McDonalds Restaurant Limited Application for the grant of a premises licence to allow for

i) Late Night Refreshment

24 hours

ii) Opening Hours

24 hours

 

22/08/14

All applications can be viewed in full at the council offices with prior notice.  Contact the licensing section on 01904 552512 for an appointment to view.  Representations must be made in writing in the timescale indicated on the notice and sent to the Licensing Office, Hazel Court EcoDepot, James Street, York YO10 3DS.

Representations must relate to one or more of the 4 licensing objectives of the Act namely, prevention of crime and disorder, public safety, prevention of public nuisance and the protection of children from harm.

 

Latest Planning applications Acomb and Westfield Wards

Below are the latest planning applications received by the York Council for the Acomb and Westfield wards.

Full details can be found by clicking the application reference

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Acomb

Location:       8 Sitwell Grove York YO26 5JG

Proposal:       Erection of single storey extension extending 6 metres beyond the rear wall of the original house, with a height to the eaves of 2.6 metres and a total height of 3.6 metres

Ref No: 14/01629/LHE

Consultation Expiry Date:       19 August 2014  Case Officer:   Carolyn Howarth Expected Decision Level:        DEL

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Location:       31 Almsford Drive York YO26 5NR

Proposal:       Replacement garage

Ref No: 14/01652/FUL

Contact:        Mr Peter Dobson Consultation Expiry Date:       18 August 2014 Case Officer:   Carolyn Howarth Expected Decision Level:        DEL

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Location:       25 Tostig Avenue York YO26 5QD

Proposal:       Single storey side and rear extension

Ref No: 14/01649/FUL

Consultation Expiry Date:       18 August 2014 Case Officer:   Carolyn Howarth Expected Decision Level:        DEL

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 Westfield

Location:       35 Ashbourne Way York YO24 2SW

Proposal:       Reduce branches back to boundary from 21 Spindle Close. Oak (T73),protected by Tree Preservation Order No 26

Ref No: 14/01892/TPO

Applicant:           Contact Mr Sham Bose   Consultation Expiry Date        1 September 2014 Case Officer:   Esther Priestley        Expected Decision Level  DEL

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Location  107 Bellhouse Way York YO24 3LW

Proposal  Erection of detached dwelling to side of 107 Bellhouse Way

Reference  14/01677/FUL

Applicant:      Miss Carolyn Rennie     Contact Kevin Bristowe  Consultation Expiry Date        25 August 2014 Case Officer:   Clare Davies    Expected Decision Level DEL

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Location:       12 Hawkshead Close York YO24 2YF

Proposal:       Crown thin by 20%,Crown lift to 2.5m, reduce height to 5m and spread to 6m, Tree protected by Tree Preservation Order CYC238

Ref No: 14/01726/TPO

Applicant:      Mr Robert Pocock    Consultation Expiry Date        18 August 2014 Case Officer:   Esther Priestley        Expected Decision Level DEL

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Representations can be made in favour of, or in objection to, any application via the Planning on line web site.  http://planningaccess.york.gov.uk/online-applications/

NB. The Council now no longer routinely consults neighbours by letter when an application is received.

Now £18,000 consultants bill for “transformation review” emerges

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It appears that the York Council has spent £18,000 on a consultant’s review of its transformation project.

John Tizard Ltd apparently completed the review 4 months ago and submitted a bill for £18,000.

The results of the review have not been revealed in any Council papers.

Opposition Councillors are likely to press for the documents to be published on the Councils web site.

The transformation review is related to the Councils ludicrously mis-titled “rewiring” project.

The money would have been better spent on improving the customer contact interface which is limping along pending the implementation “of a software upgrade“.