DECISIONS AWAITED ON NEW BRIGG BAR, 70-HOME HOUSING DEVELOPMENT & 8 OTHER APPLICATIONS

Plans to create a new bar and a large housing estate in Brigg are among schemes currently awaiting decisions by North Lincolnshire Council.
Among the applications submitted last year which are still awaiting rulings by planners are converting the ground floor of the former HSBC bank premises in the Market Place into a new licensed venue, and erecting 70 properties off Island Carr Road.
Here's a date-ordered list of pending applications from 2020, including the 'valid from' times assigned to them by the council:
ATHERTON WAY: Erect a two-storey building - uses to include office space and café with associated car parking and landscaping at Plot B, land to the north (July 29).
BRIDGE STREET: Demolish existing buildings and to erect 3 dwellings, a retail unit and associated parking garages at Nos 11-12 (August 5).
ISLAND CARR ROAD: Outline application to erect 70 dwellings with appearance, landscaping, layout and scale reserved for subsequent consideration, Keyo Agricultural Services (August 27).
MARKET PLACE: Change of use of ground floor to licenced bar and conversion of upper floors to two apartments and offices including associated alterations at No 27 (October 14). Listed building consent is also being sought.
WRAWBY ROAD: Erect two-storey extension to front, extensions to rear and associated external alterations, Cemetery Lodge (November 3).
BIGBY STREET: Internal alterations and replacement of rear bay window with bifold doors, 2 Manor House Convent (December 9). Planning approval AND listed building consent applied for.
MILL LANE: Erect replacement dwelling on land not far from the old windmill (December 10).
ENGINE STREET: Outline application for residential development with all matters reserved for subsequent consideration, Car Sales and Storage Area (December 11).
WESTRUM LANE: Outline planning permission to erect up to nine dwellings - "land at Westrum Lane" (December 24).
ST JAMES ROAD: Erect first floor side extension at No 19 (December 29).
Decisions on many applications are delegated to council staff, but some go before the planning committee comprising elected councillors from across the district.
The next of these will take place on Wednesday, February 24. The agenda - indicating whether any of the Brigg applications listed above will be considered - has yet to be made public. Planning meetings are now taking place online.

PICTURED: The former HSBC bank premises earmarked for a ground floor bar and the Cemetery Lodge where extensions are proposed.