Planning Applications - Page 29

park381 · 03-03-2010, 08:40

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Originally Posted by Judith Addison

It is to stop kids playing ball games there. They don't take any notice of the sign that's there, "No ball games" - in fact, I've been told they use it as a target. Letter has gone out to local residents saying car park is going to be fenced off.

Will that not cause more problems, the little dears will just climb over the fence.

Neil · 03-03-2010, 09:21

Most of them are all for an easy life and won't bother. When someone calls the Police it will be easier to catch them if they are in a cage.

On second thoughts why not put a fence up and leave the gate open? This will give the kids somewhere to play where they can be seen so feel safe. The fence will help keep the ball in the area and cause less problems for the neighbours.

The "No ball games" signs are a waste of money as they can not be enforced unless a by-law has been passed to support it.

jaysay · 03-03-2010, 10:49

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Originally Posted by Neil

Most of them are all for an easy life and won't bother. When someone calls the Police it will be easier to catch them if they are in a cage.

On second thoughts why not put a fence up and leave the gate open? This will give the kids somewhere to play where they can be seen so feel safe. The fence will help keep the ball in the area and cause less problems for the neighbours.

The "No ball games" signs are a waste of money as they can not be enforced unless a by-law has been passed to support it.

Exactly No Ball Game Signs are a waste of time an money

MargaretR · 03-03-2010, 12:40

For one year in the early 70s, I lived in the end house (#26) next to that car park.
I experienced grafitti on the gable as a greater problem than balls being bounced at it.
When I bought that house (for cash) it had a smooth black bitumen surface on the gable, which was used as a blackboard. I soon had that replaced with an uneven textured cement render, so that it was less of a target for grafitti, and balls bounced back at unexpected angles.

I lived there for one year only until I got my 1st divorce settlement which enabled me to get a mortgage.

During my time there, the biggest aggravation was parking by persons attending town hall functions.

katex · 14-03-2010, 18:53

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

During my time there, the biggest aggravation was parking by persons attending town hall functions.

Exactly Margaret, that is why we need the land at the side for parking for the Civic Theatre. It is bad around there for all concerned. Not long ago my brother, who has done more than his share to improve the stage lighting, was threatened by a resident on Sun Street ...if he didn't move it, wouldn't be much of his car left when he returned. Of course, this resident had no right but my brother, being a peaceloving person, did move it. Would like to have seen him try it with me ...

Course ... can understand how the residents feel, and visitors to the theatre too. Gonna' be worse once the arts community centre is installed.

katex · 14-03-2010, 18:59

11/10/0099 Full: Installation of 3 No outdoor air
conditioning units to the rear elevation
Hyndburn Borough Council11/10/0099
Town Hall Union Road 04/03/2010
Oswaldtwistle Accrington BB5
3HZ
Hyndburn Borough Council

Still being called the Town Hall I notice. Air conditioning !! Never very warm in there, even on a hot summer's day! Except maybe when there is a full house... can all huddle together

jaysay · 15-03-2010, 16:21

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Originally Posted by katex

Exactly Margaret, that is why we need the land at the side for parking for the Civic Theatre. It is bad around there for all concerned. Not long ago my brother, who has done more than his share to improve the stage lighting, was threatened by a resident on Sun Street ...if he didn't move it, wouldn't be much of his car left when he returned. Of course, this resident had no right but my brother, being a peaceloving person, did move it. Would like to have seen him try it with me ...

Course ... can understand how the residents feel, and visitors to the theatre too. Gonna' be worse once the arts community centre is installed.

My parents lived in Monarch Street right opposite the Civic Theatre Kate and it was always a bone of contention with them, along with parking at the Nat West bank too, yet there is a car park at the back of what was their home and nobody uses it, its the site of the old Ossy UDC council yard

katex · 16-03-2010, 11:45

Not too sure where you mean Jaysay ?

Monarch Street..jpg

katex · 19-03-2010, 11:44

Nothing profound going on just now ... just wondered what the intention is for this ?

11/10/0086 Change of use from B2 (general industrial) to 11/10/0086 Change of use from B2 (general industrial) to
D2 use (assembly and leisure) unit 8 (first
floor)

Unit 8 Riverside Industrial 09/03/2010
Estate
Hermitage Street Rishton

Mr Heath Groves

This is what qualifies for D2 use :

D2

Cinemas, music and concert hallsDance, sports halls, swimming baths, skating rinks, gymnasiums
Other indoor and outdoor sports and leisure uses, bingo halls, casinos

A gym do you reckon ?

jaysay · 19-03-2010, 16:07

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Originally Posted by katex

Not too sure where you mean Jaysay ?

Attachment 15852

The writing Monarch St Oswaldtwistle runs through the Middle of it on the picture Kate

katex · 19-03-2010, 19:12

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Originally Posted by jaysay

The writing Monarch St Oswaldtwistle runs through the Middle of it on the picture Kate

Not many spaces there though Jaysay. Looks like the residents use it, in the main.

Latest hearsay on the land next to the theatre is that it is on offer for around £300,000 (seems could have full planning permission for housing). HBC would like LCC to buy it back. HBC would be responsible for developing the car park and LCC would lease it to HBC. Problem is, LCC 'aint got no money...

So no goer really, however, would love to know exactly the correct version if this is not it.

jaysay · 20-03-2010, 11:01

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Originally Posted by katex

Not many spaces there though Jaysay. Looks like the residents use it, in the main.

Latest hearsay on the land next to the theatre is that it is on offer for around £300,000 (seems could have full planning permission for housing). HBC would like LCC to buy it back. HBC would be responsible for developing the car park and LCC would lease it to HBC. Problem is, LCC 'aint got no money...

So no goer really, however, would love to know exactly the correct version if this is not it.

Think there's about 20 spaces Kate, but not sure, when my parents lived there it was hardly ever used, but haven't been near the area since my fathe died in 2003

katex · 24-03-2010, 18:43

11/10/0106 Full: Relocation of ground control room 17/03/2010
access stairway and enclosure: Temporary Ground
permission for 12 months

Accrington Stanley FC Crown
Livingstone Road
Accrington

Mr Robert Heys

Wonder how items 1 and 3 faired at the meeting today ?

http://www.hyndburnbc.gov.uk/downloa...24-03-2010.pdf