Town-centre car park set to stay -- all the latest Mansfield planning applications

A stay of execution for a well-used car park in the town centre features among the latest batch of planning applications for Mansfield.

The temporary car park, which has 100 spaces, was created on a plot of land off Belvedere Street, next to Mansfield bus station and close to Quaker Way and Queen Street.

The site, spanning just over an acre, is owned by real-estate company Aldergate Properties Ltd, which is based in Arnold and has been hoping to sell it for shops and other uses.

However, the firm has not yet been successful, so it has submitted a planning application to Mansfield District Council for the site’s continued use as a temporary car park “for a period of five years unless extended by agreement with the council”.

The Belvedere Street car park in Mansfield town centre. (PHOTO BY: Google Maps)placeholder image
The Belvedere Street car park in Mansfield town centre. (PHOTO BY: Google Maps)

A letter sent to the council by Aldergate’s agents, the Derbyshire-based consultancy, Green 4 Planning, says: “The applicant continues to market the site for retail and other uses.

"The car park is hard-surfaced and has existing light columns and ticketing machines etc. As part of previous consents, it is agreed that there is no unacceptable risk to highway safety.”

The council’s planning officers are currently mulling over the proposal and hope to make a decision or recommendation by their deadline date of Thursday, August 13,

Other planning applications received by Mansfield Council include these:

19 West Bank Wynd, Mansfield – first-floor side extension and ground-floor internal alterations.

39 Rannoch Drive, Mansfield – single-storey side extension.

The Mill House, Church Road, Warsop – storage shed at front of property.

20 The Knoll, Mansfield – first-floor rear extension.

23 Hillsway Crescent, Mansfield – notification of prior approval for a larger single-storey rear extension.

21 High Street, Warsop – retrospective application for replacement windows at front, sides and rear of property.

The Old Rectory, Church Road, Warsop – work to tree within conservation area.

50 Hatfield Avenue, Meden Vale – rear orangery (existing conservatory to be removed).

12 Fairlawns, Mansfield – work to five trees covered by preservation order.

5 Eastlands Lane, Warsop – two-storey side extension, dormers at rear, addition of windows at front, solar panels to front roof and double garage.

Holly House, 1A Clipstone Drive, Forest Town – discharge of condition (management plan) attached to change-of-use plan for children’s home for up to three youngsters aged four to 18.

41 West Gate, Mansfield – discharge of conditions attached to plan for change of use from offices to six-bed HMO (house in multiple occupation). The conditions relate to bin store, cycle storage, security management and design scheme, environmental management plan and nouse assessment.

THE details of many planning applications can be found in public notices advertised by local and regional newspapers. To catch up on all the latest public notices, go to https://publicnoticeportal.uk/

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