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Planning Services TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL – PLANNING SERVICES _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY LIST OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND NOTIFICATIONS : NO. 35 Week Ending: 31st August 2007 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Comments on any of these matters should be forwarded IN WRITING (including fax and email) to arrive before the expiry date shown in the second to last column For the Northern Area to: For the Southern Area to: Head of Planning Head of Planning Beech Hurst Council Offices Weyhill Road Duttons Road ANDOVER SP10 3AJ ROMSEY SO51 8XG Fax: 01264 368199 Fax: 01794 527874 Email: [email protected] In accordance with the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information Act) 1985, any representations received may be open to public inspection. You may view applications and submit comments on-line – go to www.testvalley.gov.uk APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 07/02438/FULLN Extension and conversion of Osmaston, Salisbury Road, Mr David Kitson Mr Lewis Oliver YES 29.08.2007 garage to provide annexe Abbotts Ann 28.09.2007 ABBOTTS ANN 07/02415/FULLN Erection of first floor 5 Beaumaris Close, Andover, Mr. Neil Stickland Mr Lewis Oliver 28.08.2007 side/front extension to Hampshire 25.09.2007 ANDOVER provide additional bedroom MILLWAY accommodation and bathroom, increase height of roof to facilitate loft conversion to provide study and storage areas 07/02171/LBWN Replacement signage 22 High Street, Andover, Lloyds TSB Samantha Owen YES 30.08.2007 comprising 2 non-illuminated Hampshire 28.09.2007 ANDOVER ST fascia signs and internally MARYS illuminated projecting sign 07/02481/FULLN Erection of storage building New Abbey House, Fyfield J Chandler And Co Mr Joshua Ekpo YES 31.08.2007 and covered area Road, Weyhill (Buckfast) Limited 28.09.2007 AMPORT Week Ending: 31st August 2007 2 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 07/02541/FULLN Erection of dwelling Land Adjacent 17 St Anns Mr T Allen Mrs Lucy Miranda 30.08.2007 Close, Andover, Hampshire Page ANDOVER WINTON 26.09.2007 07/02530/TREEN Prune 1 Lilac tree, 2 Lilac Madehurst, Longstock Road, Mr Oliver Madge Miss Rachel Cooke YES 30.08.2007 bushes, 5 Conifer trees, 1 Goodworth Clatford 25.09.2007 GOODWORTH species unknown (in CLATFORD Haygreen) and 2 further species unknown. 07/02543/FULLN Erection of conservatory to 4 Station Cottages, Longparish Mr And Mrs Hewitt Miss Sarah Barter 31.08.2007 side Road, South Harewood 28.09.2007 LONGPARISH 07/02493/FULLN Provision of pitched roof to Ivy Cottage, Longstock Road, Mr And Mrs H Lloyd Mrs Lucy Miranda YES 28.08.2007 existing garage together with Longstock Page LONGSTOCK rear extension to form play 28.09.2007 room, bay window to drawing room and formation of lantern light to roof of existing kitchen Week Ending: 31st August 2007 3 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 07/02495/LBWN Internal and external Ivy Cottage, Longstock Road, Mr And Mrs H Lloyd Mrs Lucy Miranda 28.08.2007 alterations, provision of Longstock Page LONGSTOCK pitched roof to existing 28.09.2007 garage together with rear extension to form play room, bay window to drawing room and formation of lantern light to roof of existing kitchen 07/02547/FULLN Single storey side extension Rose Hill Bungalow, Salisbury Mr And Mrs Pinchbeck Mr Tim Crouch YES 30.08.2007 to provide bedroom with en- Hill, Middle Wallop 28.09.2007 NETHER WALLOP suite, study and dining room 07/02492/FULLN Erection of orangery to front Ringwold House, Farley Street, Mr And Mrs Mcnamee Samantha Owen YES 30.08.2007 Nether Wallop 27.09.2007 OVER WALLOP 07/02532/FULLN Provision of brick and flint Ringwold House, Farley Street, Mr C McNamee Samantha Owen YES 31.08.2007 piers and metal gates in Nether Wallop 28.09.2007 OVER WALLOP place of existing timber gate/posts Week Ending: 31st August 2007 4 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 07/02533/TREEN Reduction of Willow tree by Springfield Cottage 2 Jenny Braden Miss Rachel Cooke YES 28.08.2007 1/3rd Springfield Terrace, Station 21.09.2007 OVER WALLOP Road, Over Wallop 07/02534/LBWN Provision of brick and flint Ringwold House, Farley Street, Mr C McNamee Samantha Owen YES 31.08.2007 piers and metal gates in Nether Wallop 28.09.2007 OVER WALLOP place of existing timber gate/posts 07/02558/TREEN Reduce in height by 50% and Beech House, Trinity Rise, John W S Payne Miss Rachel Cooke YES 31.08.2007 reshape 1 Leylandi and 4 Penton Mewsey 26.09.2007 PENTON GRAFTON Willow trees 07/02529/FULLN Single storey rear extension Quarley Wood House, Quarley, Mr And Mrs Hobhouse Mr Tim Crouch YES 28.08.2007 to provide garden room Andover 25.09.2007 QUARLEY 07/02441/FULLN Single storey side extension 88 Parkhouse Road, Shipton Mr And Mrs A Larke Miss Sarah Barter 29.08.2007 to provide hall and kitchen Bellinger, Tidworth 26.09.2007 SHIPTON BELLINGER Week Ending: 31st August 2007 5 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 07/02443/FULLN Erection of porch 19 Lambourne Close, Thruxton, Mr And Mrs Bradbury Miss Sarah Barter YES 28.08.2007 Andover 22.09.2007 THRUXTON 07/02392/FULLS Erect a double garage with 31 Hook Road, Ampfield, DR ADNAN AI-BADRI Mrs Kate 28.08.2007 store above and replace Romsey McLoughlin AMPFIELD existing garage door with 20.09.2007 window 07/02505/TPOS Prune one Eucalyptus and 16 Beechwood Close, Mrs J Granger Miss Rachel Cooke 28.08.2007 one Walnut. Chandlers Ford, Eastleigh 19.09.2007 AMPFIELD 07/02515/TPOS Fell one Silver Birch and 38 Beechwood Crescent, Mr M H Hallett Miss Rachel Cooke 29.08.2007 prune one Silver Birch. Chandlers Ford, Eastleigh 20.09.2007 AMPFIELD 07/02535/TPOS Prune Oak 27 Hocombe Wood Road, Mr J A Jones Miss Rachel Cooke 30.08.2007 Chandlers Ford, Eastleigh 24.09.2007 AMPFIELD Week Ending: 31st August 2007 6 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 07/02526/TREES Fell one Oak. Leith Howe, Braishfield Road, Miss C Stollery Miss Rachel Cooke 29.08.2007 Braishfield 20.09.2007 BRAISHFIELD 07/02459/LBWS Infill door opening to 7 Church Lane, Chilworth Old Mr M Hurst Miss Karen Eastley YES 31.08.2007 attached outbuilding and Village, Southampton 28.09.2007 CHILWORTH disconnect services 07/02496/FULLS Extensions and alterations to Chilworth Court, Chilworth Mr J Mostyn Mrs Kate YES 31.08.2007 include infill porch, re-roof Road, Chilworth McLoughlin CHILWORTH sun room, first floor 28.09.2007 extension, dormer window to west elevation and conversion of roofspace to bedroom and bathroom 07/02197/FULLS Erection of replacement Dunmeads, Butts Green, Mr And Mrs T Sennett Miss Georgina YES 30.08.2007 dwelling with triple bay Lockerley Harrison LOCKERLEY garage and associated works 28.09.2007 Week Ending: 31st August 2007 7 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 07/02546/FULLS Retrospective application for 7 Lavington Gardens, North Mr I J Rosenthal Miss Kate 31.08.2007 erection of enclosed single Baddesley, Southampton Thompson NORTH storey lean-to shed 26.09.2007 BADDESLEY 07/02513/FULLS Erection of detached double 27 Testlands Avenue, Nursling, Mr And Mrs Dear Mr Paul Goodman 29.08.2007 garage and addition of Southampton 21.09.2007 NURSLING AND dormers and rooflight to ROWNHAMS bungalow to provide first floor accommodation 07/02536/TPOS Prune Turkey Oak 8 Colt Close, Rownhams, M B Lawrence Miss Rachel Cooke 30.08.2007 overhanging 2 Redward Southampton 24.09.2007 NURSLING AND Road ROWNHAMS 07/02264/FULLS 4m x 4m jumbrella in rear The Tudor Rose, 3 Corn Mr P Ingram Mrs Kate YES 29.08.2007 courtyard of public house Market, Romsey McLoughlin ROMSEY TOWN 28.09.2007 Week Ending: 31st August 2007 8 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 07/02418/LBWS Refurbishment of existing 7A Market Place, Romsey, Mr R Shaw Miss Kate YES 28.08.2007 kitchen, installation of 2no. Hampshire Thompson ROMSEY TOWN replacement casement 28.09.2007 windows, exposure of ceiling ties and installation of 2 no. conservation rooflights 07/02474/FULLS Erection of single storey rear 3 Eldridge Gardens, Romsey, Mr And Mrs Newman Miss Kate YES 30.08.2007 extension to provide Hampshire Thompson ROMSEY TOWN enlarged kitchen 24.09.2007 07/00894/OBLS Modification of Section 106 Knottsberry Wood, Straight Lyle David Supran Mr Mark Wyatt YES 28.08.2007 agreement dated 24 August Mile, Ampfield 21.09.2007 ROMSEY EXTRA 1993, to discharge Section 2b (no extension or alterations) 07/01424/FULLS Erection of single storey 168 Botley Road, Romsey, Mr G Brown Mrs Kate YES 29.08.2007 side/rear extension, Hampshire McLoughlin ROMSEY EXTRA formation of dormer window 21.09.2007 to side roof and rooflights to front and rear roof elevations, conversion of garage to playroom Week Ending: 31st August 2007 9 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 07/02434/FULLS Erection of first floor 41 Campion Drive, Romsey, Mr And Mrs S Bird Mr Gregg Chapman 28.08.2007 extension above existing Hampshire 20.09.2007 ROMSEY EXTRA garage and utility room to provide additional bedroom and bathroom 07/02445/FULLS Demolish and rebuild front 2 Primrose Cottages, Mr Roberts Miss Kate YES 29.08.2007 porch Crampmoor Lane, Crampmoor Thompson ROMSEY EXTRA 21.09.2007 07/02507/TREES Fell two Elms and three Plum Peelers, Church Lane, West Miss F Collier Miss Rachel Cooke 28.08.2007 trees.
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