Speed cameras, tattoo studio and housing among new planning applications this week

Every week dozens of planning applications are submitted to Cornwall Council , from conversions and demolitions to new businesses and housing.Most of them are small and about things like new dormer windows or trees that need felling.But large-scale housing schemes and infrastructure projects also follow the same route.Below are 11 planning applications submitted to the local authority in the past week which you know you might need to know about.Nine homes at ZelahThis application is for the construction of four affordable dwellings and five open market dwellings at the land east Of Roseland Terrace, Zelah.The site is currently an agricultural meadow.The application was submitted by Cape Building Consultants Ltd on behalf of M. James.It proposes five three-bedroom units and four two-bedroom units.Home with sand school and stablesThis is an application for a new dwelling, a stable block and a sand school.It is for the land east of Escot, Treneague Road, St Stephen.The application was submitted by dpc Architectural Services on behalf of S. Gratrix.The dwelling will be a three-bedroom unit.The plans also include two new parking spaces.Conversion of offices into a houseThis is an application for the conversion of offices into a home. It is for the address 64 Meneage Street in Helston.The application was submitted by PSD Architectural Services on behalf of Paul Billing.The building will be turned into a four-bedroom home.Three business units creating jobsThis is a planning application for the construction of a block of three B1/B2 business units with associated infrastructure and parking.This is for the land at Western Extension, Threemilestone Industrial Estate. The site is currently vacant.The planning application was submitted by LLOYDS Architecture on behalf of Gloweth Limited.It also proposes 12 car parking spaces, three disability spaces and six cycle spaces.The move would create seven full-time jobs and three part-time jobs.The units would be open between 8am to 6pm from Monday to Friday and 8am to 1pm on Saturday.Cornwall Council’s determination deadline for application PA19/03789 is Thursday July 4.Six new homesThis is a planning application for the construction of six residential dwellings comprising demolition and replacement of one dwelling and five new dwellings.It is for Huckleberry Cottage, on the road from the junction north of the abattoir to Taylors Lane, in Newquay.The application was submitted by CAD Architects Limited on behalf of David Cole Property.There would be one three-bedroom house and six four-bedroom houses.The plans also include increasing the number of parking spaces from four to 15.Application PA19/03743 will be determined by Cornwall Council by Thursday, July 4.Demolition of former hotel in NewquayThis is an application for the change of use and demolition of an existing property, part of former Bar Trip Hotel, and the construction of one new dwelling.The property is located on Island Crescent in Newquay.The application was submitted by Hank Hendriksen Architect on behalf of Mike Cutmore.The new home would have at least four bedrooms.The plans also propose to increase the number of parking spaces from two to three.Application PA19/03697 will be considered by Cornwall Council by Friday, July 5.New tattoo studioThis planning application is for the change of use from an office to a tattoo studio.This is for Dental Lab, on River Street, in Truro.The application was submitted by Enys Surveying Ltd on behalf of Jonathan Bryant.The studio would have one full-time employee.The determination deadline for planning application PA19/03679 is Wednesday, July 3.Holiday lodgesThis is a planning application for the development of a paddock to provide four detached holiday lodges including parking and landscaping.It is for the Ivy Cottage at Tregurrian.The application was submitted by Advoco Planning Limited on behalf of R. Smethurst.The plans also propose ten car parking spaces and 16 cycle spaces.They would create one full-time job and two part-time jobs.The determination deadline for planning application PA19/02409 is Wednesday, July 3.Speed camerasThis is a pre-planning application for the implementation of average speed cameras and associated apparatus at the eastern and western ends of Grampound.It has been submitted by the Engineering Design Group.Cornwall Council’s determination deadline for pre-application PA19/01110/PREAPP is Wednesday, June 19.Reducing takeaway for holiday letThis is a planning application for the partial change of use from a takeaway cafe and shop to a three-bed holiday let, retaining a reduced size takeaway café.This is for The Beachcomber Café, Castle Drive, Praa Sands.The application was submitted by Graham Bennett Architecture & Design on behalf of K. Finch.The plans include one three-bedroom dwelling.There are currently three full-time employees and three part-time employees but the new development would have two full-time employees and four part-time employees.The opening hours for the takeaway would be 8.30am to 6pm.The determination deadline for application PA19/03445 is Wednesday, July 3.HMO in FalmouthThis is an application for a certificate of lawfulness for existing use as a house of multiple occupancy.This is for 4 West Place, Falmouth.The application was submitted by Rainbow Property on behalf of John Kevan.The determination deadline for application PA19/03124 is Thursday, July 4.