Plans for new padel courts, a mural and alterations to a number of properties are among the latest applications submitted to City of York Council.

A series of new planning applications covering developments and alterations across York have been submitted to City of York Council.

Among the proposals is an application to transform an existing warehouse at the Jewson site on Green Lane Industrial Estate Road into a padel court.

The plans also include a modular structure within the existing service yard to accommodate five padel courts, along with access, parking, cycle parking and landscaping. An outbuilding would be demolished as part of the proposals.

Elsewhere, listed building consent is being sought to paint a mural on the side elevation of 54 Monkgate.

Other applications include:

A single-storey front extension at 48 Main Street, Bishopthorpe.
A single-storey side extension, external terrace, alterations to rear windows and relocation of a driveway at 14 Clifton, alongside a listed building consent application covering external and internal alterations.
An extension to an existing garage and alterations to its roof at 6 Clifton.
Internal and external alterations, including a single-storey rear extension, at 78 The Village.
Alterations to 56 Skeldergate and Chaplin House, including the removal of an external bridge link, new air conditioning, replacement secondary glazing and doors, updated en-suites, redecoration and external works.
Installation of defibrillator and bleed kit cabinets on an external wall at 17-20 Parliament Street.
Four new windows and three rooflights at an existing doctors' surgery at 14 Front Street, alongside works to create a new parking space and bin store.

The applications and accompanying plans can be inspected through City of York Council's website.

Anyone wishing to make representations should submit them in writing to the council's Development Management department within 21 days of the notice, which was dated Wednesday (Sep 16).