New planning applications submitted across York, including pub conversion and aparthotel plans

City of York Council has received a number of new planning applications, including proposals affecting listed buildings, residential properties, hospitality venues and commercial sites across the city and surrounding villages.

Among the applications is a proposal for the change of use of a public house to a café, alongside the creation of a new apartment, at the Murton Arms.

Another submission seeks permission to convert the vacant upper floors of a city-centre building into an eight-room aparthotel, including roof terraces and rooflights.

Several householder applications have also been lodged, including plans for replacement windows, conservatories, boundary walls and railings, and single-storey extensions at properties in areas such as Bishopthorpe, Acomb and surrounding villages.

Other proposals include the erection of a new dwelling and garage, a tennis court and associated works at a former rectory, and the installation of an external bar area with alterations to an outbuilding.

In addition, an application has been submitted for a single-storey extension to a potato grader building at a commercial site on Stamford Bridge Road.

Some of the proposals involve listed buildings, meaning they are also subject to listed building consent under heritage legislation.

Full details of all applications, including plans and supporting documents, can be viewed on the council’s website. Anyone wishing to make representations must do so in writing within 21 days of the notice date.

The council has also advised that, in the event of an appeal against the refusal of certain householder applications, representations will be forwarded to the Secretary of State, with no further opportunity to comment at a later stage.

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