Section 215 notice issued on property on Dads Lane, Moseley

A Section 215 notice has been issued on the owner of abandoned garages and workshops to the rear of 82 Dads Lane and 4 Shutlock Lane, Moseley.

The owner has until the 14th May 2007 to “remove from the land all rubble, wood, metal and plastic items and maintain the land in a neat and tidy condition thereafter”. If the owner does not comply, the Council will send contractors onto the land to tidy it and charge the owner – once a charge is set against the land a sale of the land will be forced.

A video showing the appalling condition of the land can be seen at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGojXSwXA5o

The owners of the land against whom the Section 215 notice has been issued are The Company House, Parkhouse Development Limited, 93 Broad Street, Birmingham B15 1AU.

The exact history of the land is unknown, however it has been abandoned for several years.

Rubbish is regularly dumped there and various anti-social activities take place including drug taking. The place is swarming with rats.

This is the second Section 215 notice to be issued in Moseley and Kings Heath Ward in the last 12 months. An earlier notice was issued on the owner of the former Sorrento Hospital – work to tidy up this property is now almost complete.

Several Section 215 notices on other eyesore properties in the Ward are in the process of being issued.

Report back from Moseley Street Wardens, week ending 23rd February 2007

Below are details of what our two Moseley Street Wardens did during week ending – 23nd February 2007

Moseley Street Wardens are funded by public money granted by the Ward Committee, which consists of the three local Councillors. Moseley Community Development Trust manage the Wardens.

There are two Wardens who focus geographically on Moseley

Environmental
Monday February 19th
Patrolled village
Cleaned up around re-cycle banks
Route 6
Metal frame outside 23 School Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Chair outside 43 Greenhill Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Blocked drain outside 33 Greenhill Rd - reported to Highways
Graffiti street furniture / walls - reported to Heartlands / L.Turner
Left comment card / graffiti permission form for garage on Greenhill Rd
To Let signs behind trade bins on car park - reported to Chivers

Tuesday 20th February
Bollard in car park (adj. ticket machine) knocked over - reported to Car Parks
Safety barrier damaged outside St. John and St. Monica school - reported to Highways
Beth re: opp. 18A Aug Rd. Rubbish accumulating on land at rear of flats. - reported to Beth Peters
Rubbish letters need to be sent to occupants of Flat 1 and 2, xxx Caroline Rd - reported to Beth Peters
Rubbish at rear of 1 Strensham Hill - reported to MDCHA
Headboard @ 1 Strensham Hill - reported to Contact Birmingham
Patrolled village / Route 2
Bin insecure at jtn of Augusta Rd East / Park Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Car parts / Green bags / wood / boxes next to 1 Caroline Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Excess litter Edgbaston Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Blocked drain opposite 62 Park Hill - reported to Highways

Wednesday 21st February
Patrolled village / Route 5
Blue bags outside 12 Oxford Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners outside 182 Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin insecure outside De Maines sandwich shop, St Marys Row - reported to Contact Birmingham
Graffiti street furniture / walls - reported to Heartlands / L.T
Cleaned up around re-cycle bin on car park
Patrolled village / Route 4
Bin liner next to 2 Tudor Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Excess litter Sandhurst Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Green bin liner next to 12 Tudor Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Excess litter Tudor Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liner next to 1 Leighton Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Blocked drain outside 11 Farquhar Rd - reported to Highways
Graffiti street furniture / walls - reported to Heartlands / L T

Thursday 22nd February
Patrolled village / Route 1
Graffiti on street furniture / walls / fences - reported to Heartlands / L T
Bin liners outside 63 Trafalgar Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
T/V outside 23 Newport Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liner / wood next to 8 Newport Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Fridge Freezer outside 57 Chestnut Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Carpet next to 2 Chestnut Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liner outside 81 Kingswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Black bucket outside 107 Kingswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Broken slab stones outside 65 Kingswood Rd - reported to Highways
Visit various graffiti sights in Moseley area with Martin Mullaney

Friday 23rd February
No Parking signs missing at junction of Church Rd / Wake Green Rd - reported to Highways
Patrolled village
Graffiti on street funiture / walls - reported to Heartlands / LT
Bag searches on Woodbridge Rd / Woodstock Rd, with Beth Peters

Crime & ASBO
Monday February 19th
Spoke to Rachel Lamerton regards begging / graffiti / drug dealing in area

Thursday February 22nd
Speak with businesses tagged by Teck / Ajent TGF and encourage them to make complaint to Police, as Cllr Mullaney has discovered their identity.

Fire
Monday February 19th
HFSC Prospect Rd

Friday February 23rd
HFSC x 2 Church Rd / Cleveland Court

Community / other
Tuesday February 20th
Put up Farmers Market banners on village green

Saturday February 24th
Farmers Market

Sunday February 25th
Car park clean up

Proposed graffiti studio at Epic Skateboard Park

Further to my previous e-mail about the former Moseley Abattoir and a possible graffiti art area, I have been contacted by the Epic Skateboard Park who are keen for such a venture to take place at their facility.

The Epic Skateboard Park is located inside the former tram depot shed at the corner of Moseley Road and Trafalgar Road, Moseley. The building contains Europe’s largest indoor skateboard park and the West Midlands indoor rock climbing facility. The abandoned former tram office building is owned by a different person – Mr Zaman of 1 Oxford Road, Moseley – and has been derelict since the early 1990’s.

The proposal at Epic Skateboard Park is to create an indoor graffiti art studio. This will be about 6metres by 12 metres in area. A roller shutter door will provide the ventilation. The graffiti artists will paint on mobile surfaces such as huge wooden plywood boards or even traditional canvases. The artists will then be able to hang the finished products on the internal walls of the skateboard park OR sell them at local art galleries.

Use of the studio will be by club membership only – similar to what currently happens at Epic at the moment. Anyone known to be tagging anywhere in Birmingham, will not be allowed to use the facility.

Use of the facility will be free.

The three local Councillors have this week agreed to set aside £1800 from Community Chest and Neighbourhood Renewal Funds to fund the creation of this studio.

It was agreed not to pursue the Moseley Abattoir graffiti art site, until it can be proved that the graffiti studio at Epic works and is manageable.

North Moseley Street Advisors Employment Project Update Report - w/e 16th February 2007

Street Advisors Employment Project Update Report

Kings Heath and Moseley

16th February 2007

Period 1st February to 15th February

Team
Over the past two weeks two Advisors have spent a total of 50 hours actively engaged in the Moseley ward. A Team Leader has been engaged to coordinate the work of the Street Advisors and organise recruitment events. This has greatly improved the targeting of Street Advice over the past week.

Streets and public spaces covered
Over 150 leaflets have been distributed to households on Kingswood Rd, Trafalgar Rd , St Albans Rd and Sandford Rd. Each Advisor has spent 10 hours knocking on doors on these streets to follow up the leafleting. An additional 9 hours each has been spent talking to people in main streets in Balsall Heath and Moseley on the ward borders and in engaging with young people at Joseph Chamberlain College.

Organisations and Events
Street Advisors have made contact with Sajid Khan at Moseley library and arrangements have been made to provide advice to people on an appointment basis.
So far there have been two referrals from Sajid, which has led to one client being signed up to the project. The Advisors are meeting Sajid again w/c 19th February to look again at the materials and the referral process they agreed and to see whether it will be possible to improve it and see whether this can be rolled out to other venues.

So far no other venues have been identified for this type of activity although the Advisors and EC team are looking into ways to link into community activities.

The recruitment event at Moseley CDT on Wednesday 28th February has been confirmed and from 19th February will be intensively marketed via leaflets and word of mouth by all Advisors working in and around the Moseley area. Building Health Hub, Jobcentre Plus and Birmingham City Council will be attending this with current vacancies. People will be given advice about job application forms and interviews.

Outputs
As of 14th February we have registered 25 clients from the North Moseley area including residents of Kingswood Road, St Albans Rd, Sandford Road and Trafalgar Road. Five of these have been referred to the Building Health Hub, one to the TUC centre for further job preparation support and 2 to other support services. Four people have gone on to training and 2 have started full time work.

Issues Raised
Knocking doors during day time hours has led to limited benefit in terms of talking to people about their circumstances. Advisors are getting many refusals to talk with them and the majority of doors are not opened. This may be for cultural reasons or that people are out working, job seeking or in other centres/ community points.

There are very few Community spaces in the North Moseley area. Advisors have been having to go to points just outside the area to engage with people in the street. These have included: Moseley Village, Balsall Heath Shops/ Moseley Rd, Kings Heath High Street and Joseph Chamberlain College in Highgate. This activity has been successful in engaging with larger numbers of people and Advisors records show around 25% of the people they talk to live in the North Moseley area, many others living in other EC areas.

Action Points
Door knocking is a method that would ensure engaging with clients from the target area but success so far has been limited due to low numbers of people agreeing to talk to Advisors.

To try to overcome this over the next two weeks 3 Advisors will carry out information leaflet drops to 300 households and then follow up with door knocking at weekends in the day time as well as during the week.

Streets and Areas they will do this will be:

Chestnut Rd
Church Rd
Anderton Park Rd
Queenswood Rd
Woodstock Rd
Forest Rd
Coppice Rd

All Advisors to wear project coats and to give out as much information as possible and to spend at least 30 hours each out in the area over the next two weeks to maximise awareness.

We will ask them to report to the Team Leader every other day as to their progress and to agree any changes to maximise project outcomes

Moseley Street Wardens report, week ending - 16th February 2007

Below are details of what our two Moseley Street Wardens did during week ending – 16th February 2007

Moseley Street Wardens are funded by public money granted by the Ward Committee, which consists of the three local Councillors. Moseley Community Development Trust manage the Wardens.

There are two Wardens who focus geographically on Moseley

Environmental
Monday 12th February
Patrolled village
Trade waste bin in car park needs removing as full and business has gone. - reported to Waste Management
Contact Beth Peters re: 6-10 Woodbridge Rd. reported to Beth Peters

Tuesday 13th February
Patrolled village -
Cleaned up around re - cycle units on car park -
Biffa bin abandoned outside 1 Salisbury Rd - reported to Biffa
Bike frame chained to parking sign at jtn of Alcester Rd / Moor Green Lane - reported to Martin Mullaney
Lamppost 19A Alcester Rd - reported to Street lighting
Alcester Rd name sign bent back @ 42 Alcester Rd - reported to Highways
Carpet / box @ jct. Louise Lorne Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
TV opp. 2 Louise Lorne Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Black bag of rubble @ 29 louise lorne Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Excessive litter on Louise Lorne Rd / Sutherlan Drive. Beatsweeper requested. - reported to Contact Birmingham
Excessive litter on Trafalgar Rd. Beatsweeper requested. - reported to Contact Birmingham

Wednesday 14th February
Patrolled village / Route 1 -
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands / L. Turner
Excess litter jtn Grove Av / Wake Green Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Excass litter Moorcroft Rd / Russell Rd / Reddings Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Green bin liner outside 14 Belle Walk - reported to Contact Birmingham
Car wheel on grass outside 67 Yardley Wood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners outside 27 Anderton Park Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners outside 44 Anderton Park Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Box / step ladders outside 32 Queenswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Rubbish on land next to 33B Queenswood Rd - reported to MDCHA
Excess litter Queenswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Cupboard door outside 99 Anderton Park Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners outside 8 Woodstock Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Green bags outside 33 Forest Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liner outside 38 Mayfield Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Excess litter jtn of School Rd / Wake Green rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Road bollard down outside 113 Anderton Park Rd - reported to Highways
Patrolled village -
Graffiti drive about with Martin Mallaney Moseley / Kings Heath

Thursday 15th February
Patrolled village -
Speak with Escape Hair, St. Mary's Row re: trade waste. - They have a contract and will speak to them.
Tidy car park recycling area. Remove broken glass/mud and two black bags. ID recovered from bags passed on to Beth Peters. -
Patrolled village -
Blocked drain outside 11 Farquhar Rd - reported to Highways
Blocked drain outside 57 Moor Green Lane - reported to Highways
Blocked drain outside 21 Moor Green Lane - reported to Highways
Broken plant pot / piping outside 46 Leighton Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners outside 5 Tudor Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Fan blade casing outside 39 Moor Green Lane - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners outside 209 Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Ill bollard damaged outside 71 Moor Green Lane - reported to Street lighting

Friday 16th February
Patrolled village -
Walk about with Beth Peters, Woodstock Rd / Woodbridge Rd bag searches

Crime & ASBO
Smokesta / Fumes tags on bus stop @ Simon Court - reported to Police

Fire
Monday 12th February
HFSC x 2 Kingswood Rd

Tuesday 13th February
HFSC Kingswood Rd

Friday 16th February
HFSC Kingswood Rd

Community / other
Assist lady whose child is trapped in Decaux public toilet. Attempt to contact Council with no result so end up contacting fire service -
Attempt to remove bike frame from jct. Moor Green Lane / Alcester Rd. No luck. - reported to Martin Mullaney

The former Moseley Abbatoir and proposals for a legal graffiti art area

I’ve just uploaded a video onto YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAAZ5j0xBuo

The video shows the old Moseley abattoir building and a proposal for a legal graffiti art area in front of it. I would be interested in peoples views- is this a suitable location?

The abattoir and the proposed legal graffiti art area are owned by Posh at the Cross Bar. He is happy for this area to be used a legal graffiti art area on certain conditions – I’ll explain these later.

The proposal for this area has been the result of discussions I’ve had with many of the teenagers of Moseley and Kings Heath. After my graffiti tagging video was shown on YouTube I have had a series of discussions with many the local teenagers on MySpace.

The discussion has centered on the type of facilities they want to see in the area.

The number one thing they want is a ‘safe and secure’ area they can meet and chat – at the moment they meet in open air places like Moor Green fields, Moseley Hall hospital grounds and the local parks. Unfortunately, the sudden appearance of 50 to 60 teenagers in these areas freaks out the local residents and the local police are then contacted. I’m working on identifying such an area at the moment.

Many of the ‘leading figures’ in these teenagers are in bands and one thing they complain about is the lack of facilities for them to practice their music and also play in front of their friends. Many of the practice areas are in pubs, which they are not allowed into. We need to give some focus to this issue.

A handful of teenagers would like a legal graffiti art area. One of the things that has been most notably is the animosity felt by graffiti artists towards graffiti taggers. Graffiti artists feel that graffiti taggers are damaging their art form and can’t stand tagging – they too agree that tagging is ugly. On the other hand, graffiti taggers tag for respect they gain in their community and the ‘adrenalin rus’h of whether or not they will be caught.

Alot of the graffiti artists in Moseley are traveling down to Leamington Spa to do their art there – there are legal zones around various building sites. They will not use Selly Oak Park, which has a legal zone, since gangs hang around there and mug them for their mobile telephones. They also feel this park looks a mess, since taggers have taken over it.

The advantage of the proposed graffiti zone is:
It is out of sight – the general publics do not like graffiti art and feel it makes the area look ‘dodgy’.
It is lockable – graffiti artists will be able to work there, safe that they will not be mugged. Also, they can control who uses the site. One thing they complain about is when other graffiti artists paint over their ‘pieces’ within days of it being painted
It is overlooked by several offices, which increases the feeling of safety in the area.
It is close to Markus Galleries – Simon Markus of Markus Galleries is keen to work with the graffiti artists and sell their canvas work.

The concern of Posh of the Cross Bar, is that he doesn’t want 50 to 60 teenagers from ‘goodness knows where’ congregating round the back of his bar. This would upset the residents on Salisbury Road and put at risk the security of his own property.

We would need to restrict the number of teenagers using this area and come up with an agreed code of conduct here. Need to start discussions on this

If this works, I’m happy to set up other similar legal graffiti areas in Moseley and Kings Heath run along similar lines.

Interested in others views. Have I over stretched my neck on the block?

report back of Moseley Street Wardens week ending - 9th February 2007

Below are details of what our two Moseley Street Wardens did during week ending – 9th February 2007

Moseley Street Wardens are funded by public money granted by the Ward Committee, which consists of the three local Councillors. Moseley Community Development Trust manage the Wardens.

There are two Wardens who focus geographically on Moseley

Environmental
Monday 5th February
Patrol village / Route 1
Mattress @ jct. Chestnut Rd / Church Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Carpet @ household items adj. 2 Chestnut Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Boxes @ 45A Church Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Roadworks sign @ 74 Church Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Mattress / toilet cistern @ 65 Kingswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Graffiti street furniture
Wood @ 8 Newport Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Wooden crates @ 89 Kingswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Fridge / freezer @ 78 Sandford Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Patrolled village / Route 4
Car part opp. 34 Sandhurst Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Hole in drain mount @ 243 Alcester Rd - reported to Highways
Graffiti street furniture
Tidy recycling area. ID recovered
Bin / 2 bags / mop and bucket @ entrance to car park - reported to Mike Evans

Tuesday 6th February
Patrolled village / Route 5
Graffiti street furniture
Dog fouling stickers on Cotton Lane / Grove Ave
Posted comment cards at Stanley Place regards Green waste bags
Wall @ 65 Church Rd collapsed onto pavement - reported to Highways
Chair @ 5 Sandford Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Chair @ jct. Grayfield Avenue / Church Avenue - reported to Contact Birmingham

Wednesday 7th February
Patrolled village / Route 3
Phone box glass damaged - reported to BT
White bag outside 83A Moorcroft Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Wood outside 64 Moorcroft Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Blocked drain outside 1A Russell Rd - reported to Highways
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Patrolled village / Route 2
Bin liners outside 58 Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Green bag / box outside 54 Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Excess litter Edgbaston Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Blocked drains outside 96A and 114 Park Hill - reported to Highways
Hole in road (in gutter) outside 108 Park Hill - reported to Highways
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands

Thursday 8th February
Patrolled village / Route 1
Fridge freezer outside 57 Chestnut Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Wood / household items outside 37 Kingswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin overturned jtn of Newport Rd / Kingswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Traffic lights N/W, columns 1 / 2 St Marys Row - reported to 303 7370

Friday 9th February
Patrolled village
Electricity manhole cover sinking into pavement - reported to MEB
Pool table opp. Methodist church on School Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Wheelchair @ 71 Cambridge Rd - reported to Scrap metal dealer
Wood on pavement @ 45 greenhill Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham

Crime & ASBO
Monday 5th February
Approached by Yugoslavian male who is offering a gold ring for sale. - reported to Police

Tuesday 6th February
Police caravan on village green

Wednesday 7th February
Beggar outside Sommerfields - reported to Police

Fire
Tuesday 6th February
HFSC 15:00

Community / other
Tuesday 6th February
Staff meeting

Thurday 8th February
Spoke to resident on Kingswood Rd regards bin being set on fire / trees - reported to Martin Mullaney
Helped resident load salvage onto council wagon
Office duties

Report back from Environmental Warden week ending - 26th January 2007

Below are details of what our Environmental Warden did during week ending – 26th January 2007

The Environmental Warden is funded by public money granted by the Ward Committee, which consists of the three local Councillors. The Council manages the Warden.

The Environment Warden patrols Kings Heath and helps in Moseley when required for issuing of fines.

"BAG SEARCHES (this is where bin bags left out too early are opened up by Beth to look for evidence of who left the bag on the pavement. If evidence is found, then the resident is fined £60 through a Section 46 notice)
Woodbridge road - 26/01/2007 letter x 5 black spot keep under watch
Alcester rd car park - 22/01/2007 - verbal warning to the pub, rubbish cleared by next day

LETTER SENT (these are either warning letters or issuing of fines)
warren ave 23/01/2007 Advancement
warren ave 23/01/1900 Advancement
wake green rd 23/01/1900 Advancement


NOTICES SERVED (REF NO) (these are fines)
section 46 24/01/2007
section 46 24/01/2007
section 46 24/01/2007


DUTY OF CARE EXERCISES (this is where shops are asked to provide details on how they dispose of their rubbish. They can be fined if they are unable to produce evidence)
All x 22 Poplar road 21/01/2007 1st/2nd visits
x 6 Institute road 21/01/2007 1st/2nd visits


"GRAFFITI reported
100-102 high street 22/01/2006 heartlands

PLACARD reported
Raveology Moseley 23/01/2007

BUILDERS BAGS reported for removal
middleton rd 24/01/2007
albert rd 24/01/2007

Report back of Moseley Street Wardens week ending - 2nd February 2007

Below are details of what our two Moseley Street Wardens did during week ending – 2nd February 2007

Moseley Street Wardens are funded by public money granted by the Ward Committee, which consists of the three local Councillors. Moseley Community Development Trust manage the Wardens.

There are two Wardens who focus geographically on Moseley

PROBLEMS/MATTERS
Environmental
Tuesday January 30th
Patrolled village
Blocked drain outside 21 Salisbury Rd - reported to Highways
Graffiti street furniture / buildings - reported to Heartlands
Car battery / chair frame / wheel disc next to 23 Salisbury Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liner / wood outside 12 Salisbury Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Left comment card with resident on Salisbury Rd regardsASB / graffiti / fly tipping
Patrolled village

Wednesday January 31st
Patrolled village
Route 4
Car park sign needs adjusting outside Inti shop on St Marys Row - reported to Highways
Bin liner / box ouside Smokeys, St Marys Row - reported to Contact Birmingham
Cable box top open at jtn of Alcester Rd / Reddings Rd - reported to TeleWest
Graffiti on street furniture / buildings - reported to Heartlands / Laurence Turner
Excess litter on Hillcrest Rd, Sandhurst Rd and Tudor Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
2 Green bin liners outside 14 Farquhar Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Patrolled village

Thursday February 1st
Patrolled village
Route 5
Chair frame opposite 35 Oxford Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Excess litter opposite 49 School Rd (at school gates) - reported to Contact Birmingham
Dog mess outside 22 and 34 Cotton Lane - reported to Contact Birmingham
Graffiti on street furniture / buildings - reported to Heartlands / Laurence Turner
Chair frame next to 23 Salisbury Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Street bin uprooted outside Chaimberlains Estate Agents, St Marys Row - reported to Contact Birmingham
Green waste bags requested for 1 - 6 Stanley Place, St Marys Row Post code B13 8JH - reported to Contact Birmingham

Crime & ASBO
Tuesday January 30th
Meeting with Rachel Lamerton / PC Johnson regards local issues

Friday 2nd Feb
Assist PCSO with BRI referrals on Sandford Rd

Fire
Thursday February 1st
HFSC
Friday 2nd February
HFSC


Community / other
Tuesday January 30th
Staff Meeting
Meeting with John Williams regards B13 delivery

Wednesday \January 31st
Delivered B13 at various places in village

Planning Applications of importance in Moseley & Kings Heath Ward - Sunday 4th February 2007

Councillor update on Planning Applications of importance in Moseley & Kings Heath Ward – Sunday 4th February 2007

Drawings and further details on each of these planning application is available on-line at
http://www.birmingham.gov.uk/GenerateContent?CONTENT_ITEM_ID=67548&CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE=0&MENU_ID=12189

S/07195/05/FUL, 9 Boundary Drive, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8NY - Proposal
Retention of single storey side extension with alterations to roof - Awaiting Report

S/01332/06/FUL, 7 Park Hill, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8DU - Retention of boundary walls to front and side. - Under consideration

S/01333/06/FUL, 7a Park Hill, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8DU - Retention of boundary walls to front and side - Under consideration

S/01697/06/FUL, St Mary's Row, Moseley Village Green, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 - Erection of Tolkien landmark sculpture to include 6.5m high metal "Ent" sculpture, life size statues of children, laying of resin bonded crushed glass tiles, removal of three trees and planting of four new trees - Awaiting PP/Cons Exp

S/01723/06/FUL, 18 Belle Walk, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 9DE - Erection of 1.8 metres high front boundary wall and 2 no. 2 metres high front gates - Report In Draft

S/02255/06/FUL - 582 Moseley Road, Moseley, Birmingham, B12 9AA - Use for assembly and leisure (D2) including skate boarding, BMX, climbing - internal alterations, external refurbishment, provision of parking spaces - Awaiting Report

S/04236/06/LDE - 7A Park Hill, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8DU - Certificate of lawfulness for a lorry repair workshop and park (to rear of site) and ancillary store to coach house - Under consideration

S/05706/06/FUL - 26 Goodby Road, Birmingham, B13 8NJ - External ramps for wheelchair access - Approve – Conditions - Decision date 17/11/2006

S/07451/06/LDE - 30 Park Road, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8AH - Certificate of Lawfulness for existing use or property as 7 bedsits/flats for a period of at least 10 years - Under consideration

S/07582/06/FUL - 149-151 High Street, Kings Heath, Birmingham, B14 7DG - Redevelopment of two retail units into single unit for use as financial and professional services (class A2) - Approve – Conditions - Decision date 01/02/2007

S/07585/06/FUL - 120-126 Alcester Road, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8EE - Erection of two buildings use class A1, A2 or B1 with 50 C3 apartments 32 two bed 15 one bed access and car parking - Under consideration
S/07597/06/FUL - 40-42 St. Marys Row, China Garden Restaurant, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8JG - Change of use of first floor from residential to restaurant with karaoke rooms ancillary to existing grd flr restaurant - Under consideration

S/07801/06/FUL - 18 Heathfield Road, Land adjacent to, Kings Heath, Birmingham, B14 - Two new terraced houses - Under consideration

S/00335/07/FUL - 29 Woodbridge Road, Kababish Restaurant, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8EH - Creation of enclosed external licensed area to front of existing restaurant & erection of timber balustrade - Under consideration

S/00361/07/FUL - 37 Oxford Road, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 9EH - Retention of forward canopy, boundary walls to front and side and garage with access to School Road - Under consideration

S/00492/07/CAC - 45 Alcester Road, Moseley Service Station, Moseley, Birmingham, - Demolition of existing, replacement of tanks, new forecourt, sales, pumps, car parking and associated works - Under consideration

S/00536/07/FUL - 35 Billesley Lane, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 9QT - Erection of first-floor side and single-storey rear extensions, with bay window and dormer to front - Under consideration