Church conversion changes, theatre upgrades and new homes among latest applications
Changes to a church conversion, theatre improvements and proposals for new homes are among the latest planning applications submitted across North Yorkshire.
A range of planning applications have been lodged with North Yorkshire Council, including proposals affecting homes, listed buildings, community facilities and commercial properties.
Among the latest applications is a request to vary approved plans for the conversion of Grade II listed All Saints Church in Harrogate into a home, alongside a proposal to reconfigure part of a property on Lancaster Road into two self-contained flats.
Elsewhere, Knaresborough's Frazer Theatre has applied for permission to install solar panels, air source heat pumps and replacement double-glazed windows as part of energy efficiency improvements.
Other proposals include a new self-build home in Roecliffe, the creation of an access and driveway off Magdalens Road in Ripon, repairs to the Church of Christ the Consoler in Newby, and replacement windows at Laurel Cottage in Hampsthwaite.
Applications have also been submitted for alterations to homes and commercial premises in Harrogate, Knaresborough and Ripon, including a new shopfront and signage on James Street and a garden studio at Manor Cottage in Knaresborough.
Members of the public have 21 days to comment on the applications before they are considered by North Yorkshire Council.