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(England) Order 2015 Town and Country Planning (Listed Buildings Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) (England) Order 2015 Town and Country Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2010 The following planning applications are those affecting the setting of a Listed Building, a Conservation Area, a Public Right of Way, or major applications and are available to view on our website. Views relating to the planning applications listed below should be made by 30/01/2020 quoting the reference number. All views expressed regarding a planning application will be considered and placed on a file, which is open to the public. ALVEDISTON - 19/09618/FUL Church Farm, 15m telegraph pole equipped with 3 antennas/2x 300mm dishes/3 MHAs/ 40.5sqm compound accommodating 3 equipment cabinets, 1 meter cabinet and 1x 1.2m sat dish/second 24sqm compound for RRV; HINDON - 19/10039/FUL & 19/11854/LBC The Cottage, 54 High Street, Extension; SALISBURY CITY - 19/11165/FUL & 19/11838/LBC 20 Milford Street, Change use from disused betting shop to office/Erect internal walls to form staff work area/kitchenette/WC & meeting room/Signage & colour change to shop front; 19/11252/FUL Bishop Wordsworths Church of England Grammar School for Boys Exeter Street, Solar PV array totalling 29.93 kW/105 solar panels to be split across the sports hall roofs;19/11253/FUL 66 West Walk, The Close, Internal alterations to facilitate conversion into 2 dwellings; 19/11586/FUL & 19/12071/LBC Red Lion Hotel, Milford Street, Create additional 11 bedrooms to ground floor/replacement windows/ redecoration/repairs; TISBURY - 19/11282/FUL Land at Cleveland House, High Street, Alterations to existing access/ Erect dwelling/parking; WHITEPARISH - 19/11239/FUL & 19/11801/LBC Dairy House Farm, Romsey Road, Swimming pool/outbuilding/ orangery/link to existing leanto accommodation; WILTON - 19/10922/FUL & 19/11349/LBC St Mary Magdalene Hospital, 2232 King Street, Two proposed extensions/ alterations/refurbish six existing cottages/provide one bedroom accommodation/replace staircase/modernise bathrooms & kitchens/rewire electrics/new heating & plumbing installation and improve rear elevation. Email Address: [email protected] Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 1. The County of Wiltshire (Various Roads, Teffont) (20mph Speed Limit) Order 2019 2. The County of Wiltshire (Various Roads, Teffont) (Restricted Roads) Order 2019 Notice is hereby given that Wiltshire Council proposes to make the above Orders under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to revoke The County of Wiltshire (Various Roads, Teffont) (Restricted Roads) Order 1997 and re-enact it, in part, in the above Order 2 the effect of which will be as follows: a) To introduce a 20mph speed limit on Cul de Sac leading to Bridleway 10 (UC 963201), Holt Lane (UC 983101), Long Meadow (UC 983101) – the complete lengths; Teffont Evias (UC 963206) – from its junction with B3089 for a distance of 658 metres in a southerly direction; Teffont Magna (C277) – from its junction with B3089 for a distance of 835 metres in a northerly direction; b) To introduce national speed limit on Teffont Evias (UC 963206) – from a point 658 metres south of its junction with B3089 for a distance of 57 metres. Copies of the draft Orders, plan and Statement of the Council’s Reasons for proposing to make the Order may be inspected at the offices of Wiltshire Council, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge during normal office hours. Details of the proposed scheme may be seen at Tisbury Library, Nadder Centre, Weaveland Road SP3 6HJ between the hours of 2pm and 5pm Monday and Tuesday, 10am to 1pm and 2pm to 5pm Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and 10am to midday Saturday until 3 February 2020. Documents can also be viewed online at www.wiltshire.gov.uk/troconsultations.htm. Comments on the proposal together with the reasons for which they are made should be sent in writing or via the website to reach the Sustainable Transport Group by 3 February 2020 quoting reference LJB/TRO/TEFF. Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 Notice is hereby given that the Wiltshire Council has made Orders to close temporarily to all traffic: A) High Street (Part), Fovant; from its junction with Tisbury Road for a distance of approximately 220 metres in a southerly direction to enable BT to carry out the renewal of a decaying telegraph pole. Alternative route: via Dinton Road – Catherine Ford Lane – B3089 – A30 – High Street (unaffected length) and vice versa. This Order will come into operation on 15 January 2020 and the closure will be required for one day. For further information please contact Alison Kernaghan (HSC Worcester on behalf of BT) on 01264773833. B) C43 (Part), Sedgehill and Semley; from the centre point of Pythouse Bridge for a distance of approximately 50 metres in a northerly and southerly direction each side of the bridge to enable Network Rail to carry out kerbing works to the approaches of the bridge. Alternative route: via C43 (unaffected length) – C298 – C61 – C300 – C299 and vice versa. This Order will come into operation on 13 January 2020 and the closure will be required until 31 January 2020. For further information please contact Amberon Ltd (AMCO Giffin on behalf of Network Rail) on 01792775750. Orders (a) to (b) will have a maximum duration of 18 months. The closures and diversion routes will be clearly indicated by traffic signs. It is anticipated that the works will take the stated duration to complete depending upon weather conditions. Access will be maintained for residents and businesses where possible, although delays are likely due to the nature of the works..
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