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North Lanarkshire Council · 10 November 2022
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PLANNING  -  10  NOVEMBER  2022 
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10 November 2022 at 10 am. 
A Meeting of the PLANNING  COMMITTEE 
PRESENT 
Councillor Shevlin, Convener; Councillor Currie, Vice-Convener; Councillors Baudo, Brennan, Bustard, Cairns,
Campbell, M. Coyle, Docherty, T. Johnston, Lennon, Logue, Loughran, McDade, McNally, McPake, Robb,
Smith and L. Stubbs. 
CHAIR 
Councillor Shevlin (Convener) presided. 
IN  ATTENDANCE 
The Head of Planning and Regeneration, Planning and Place Manager, Planning Manager (North), Planning
Manager (South) and Principal Democratic Officer. 
APOLOGIES 
Councillors Burgess, S. Coyle, Jarvie and McManus. 
DECLARATIONS  OF  INTEREST  IN  TERMS  OF  THE  ETHICAL  STANDARDS  IN  PUBLIC  LIFE  ETC. 
(SCOTLAND)  ACT  2000 
1. Councillor Brennan, by virtue of advising and supporting opposition to planning application
21/00896/FUL, prior to becoming an Elected Member, declared a connection with agenda item 3 and
further declared that he believed that the connection was so sufficiently remote that it did not amount
to an interest which precluded his participation in consideration of the item. 
PLANNING  APPLICATIONS  INDEX 
2. There was submitted a report by the Head of Planning and Regeneration detailing applications for
planning consent. 
In respect of planning applications 22/00623/FUL – Change of Use of Dwellinghouse to Serviced
Accommodation at 10 Lammermuir Way, Chapelhall, Councillor Shevlin proposed that planning
permission be granted for a temporary period to expire on 10 November 2023, which was agreed. 
Decided: that the applications be dealt with in accordance with the Annex to this Minute. 
Councillor Brennan, prior to consideration of the following item of business, having declared a
connection by virtue of advising and opposing planning application 21/00896/FUL, prior to becoming
an Elected Member, further declared that he considered the connection so sufficiently remote that it
did not preclude his participation in consideration of the report.

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NOTICE  OF  PLANNING  AND  ENFORCEMENT  NOTICE  APPEAL  DECISIONS 
3. There was submitted a report by the Head of Planning and Regeneration advising of one recent
decision in respect of a planning and enforcement notice appeal. 
Decided: that the report be noted. 
COMPULSORY  PURCHASE  ORDER:  99  STANHOPE  PLACE,  GOWKTHRAPPLE,  WISHAW:  TOWN 
AND  COUNTRY  PLANNING  (SCOTLAND)  ACT  1997 
4. There was submitted a report by the Head of Planning and Regeneration (1) seeking approval to
promote a Compulsory Purchase Order in relation to the property at 99 Stanhope Place,
Gowkthrapple, Wishaw; (2) intimating that the property was identified in the location plan and the
Compulsory Purchase Order Plan in Annex 2 and 5 to the report and was part of the approved
Gowkthrapple Regeneration Master Plan Framework for major regeneration at Gowkthrapple;
(3) advising that the regeneration plans outline significant redevelopment of the area following
demolition of the existing flats and would deliver new housing, landscape, open space and green
corridors, and (4) indicating that it had not been possible to reach final agreement with the owner of
99 Stanhope Place, Wishaw to purchase their flat on a voluntary basis. 
Decided: 
(1) that a Compulsory Purchase Order be promoted to acquire the property at 99 Stanhope Place,
Gowkthrapple, Wishaw together with all common rights pertaining thereto, as shown on the
plan annexed to the report, for the purpose of supporting the property planning of the area,
and 
(2) that the Head of Legal and Democratic Solutions be provided with delegated authority to
prepare all Compulsory Purchase Order documentation and to take all necessary steps
including publication of all statutory notices to secure confirmation of the Order by the Scottish
Ministers and the vesting of the property in the Council.

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ANNEX 
Application No: 21/00665/PPP 
Applicant: Advance Construction Scotland Limited 
Development/Locus: 57 Dwellinghouses (Detached, Semi-Detached and Terrace) with Associated
Access, Parking, Landscaping, Open Space, SuDS and other Associated
Development (Planning Permission in Principle) - Land South East Of Mailings Road,
Banton 
Decision: Grant 
Application No: 22/00119/FUL 
Applicant: BDL (Scotland) Holdings Limited 
Development/Locus: Erection of 1.8m timber fence (partly in retrospect) Banton Mill, Mill Road, Banton 
Decision: Grant 
Application No: 22/00623/FUL 
Applicant: Mr Gordon Smith 
Development/Locus: Change of use of dwellinghouse to serviced accommodation - 10 Lammermuir Way,
Chapelhall 
Decision: Grant for a temporary period to expire on 10 November 2023 
Application No: 22/00997/PPP 
Applicant: Ms Denise Woolfries 
Development/Locus: Single dwellinghouse (in principle) - Burniebrae House, Burniebrae Road, Chapelhall 
Decision: Grant