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Planning Services TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL – PLANNING SERVICES _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY LIST OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND NOTIFICATIONS : NO. 38 Week Ending: 21st September 2012 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 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 and Building Head of Planning and Building Beech Hurst Council Offices Weyhill Road Duttons Road ANDOVER SP10 3AJ ROMSEY SO51 8XG 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 12/02017/TREEN Fell 4 conifers Freshfields, Dunkirt Lane, Mr Matterson Mr Alistair Jeans YES 17.09.2012 Abbotts Ann, Andover 09.10.2012 ABBOTTS ANN Hampshire SP11 7BB 12/02025/FULLN Change of use from farm Eastover Farm, Salisbury Withers Trust Mr Gregg Chapman 18.09.2012 workshop to light Road, Abbotts Ann, Hampshire Corporation Limited 19.10.2012 ABBOTTS ANN industrial/storage/office use (B1/B8) 12/02029/FULLN Single storey rear extension 128 Salisbury Road, Andover, Mr & Mrs P Holland Miss Emma Jones 20.09.2012 to provide lounge, extended Hampshire, SP10 2LJ 12.10.2012 ANDOVER TOWN kitchen and breakfast area, (MILLWAY) two storey side extension to provide utility and dining room with bedroom and en- suite over, pitched roof over dormer at front, pitched roof over dormer windows at rear, erection of front lobby and canopy, detached double garage and front boundary wall 12/01961/ADVN Display of 2 internally Lloyds TSB Bank Plc, 22 High Lloyds Banking Group Miss Sarah Barter YES 18.09.2012 illuminated poster frame and Street, Andover, Hampshire 16.10.2012 ANDOVER TOWN 1 internally illuminated ATM SP10 1NW (ST MARYS) tablet Week Ending: 22nd September 2012 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 12/02049/LBWN Demolition of cashier Cheltenham And Gloucester C&G / Lloyds Banking Mrs Samantha YES 20.09.2012 counters and meeting room, Building Society, 24 High Group Owen ANDOVER TOWN provision of new counter and Street, Andover, Hampshire 19.10.2012 (ST MARYS) partition walls SP10 1LJ 12/02056/FULLN Erection of conservatory at 20 Madrid Road, Andover, Mr Barry Elliman Miss Sarah Barter YES 20.09.2012 rear Hampshire, SP10 1JR 16.10.2012 ANDOVER TOWN (ST MARYS) 12/02058/TREEN As per tree work schedule Sarson Farm, Monxton Road, Mr Mark Hoole Miss Rachel Cooke YES 20.09.2012 Amport, Andover Hampshire 12.10.2012 AMPORT SP11 8AQ 12/02012/EXTN Renewal of planning Flagstaff House, Micheldever Mr And Mrs Robert Miss Emma Jones YES 17.09.2012 permission 09/01481/FULLN Road, Andover, Hampshire Hickman 11.10.2012 ANDOVER TOWN - Erection of conservatory SP11 6LB (WINTON) 12/02063/TREEN Submitted schedule of works Childrens Play Area, Cocum Mr Nicholas Goodall Miss Rachel Cooke 19.09.2012 Road, Barton Stacey, 12.10.2012 BARTON STACEY Winchester Hampshire SO21 3RW Week Ending: 22nd September 2012 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 12/02016/FULLN Erection of single storey side 4 Durnford Close, Chilbolton, Mr And Mrs Jones Mrs Kate Chapman 17.09.2012 and rear extension to provide Stockbridge, Hampshire SO20 10.10.2012 CHILBOLTON utility room. Erection of first 6AP floor extension, including two dormer windows, to existing garage to provide extended workshop and bedroom over 12/02027/FULLN Erection of replacement The Dovecote, Station Road, Mr Jim Gilbert Miss Sarah Barter YES 18.09.2012 garage Chilbolton, Stockbridge 16.10.2012 CHILBOLTON Hampshire SO20 6AW 12/02060/FULLN Infill extension between 46 Foxcotte Road, Charlton, Mrs Elsa Redpath Miss Sarah Barter 21.09.2012 existing bay windows Andover, SP10 4AT 16.10.2012 CHARLTON 12/02043/TPON 1 Pine - Crown Raise Acorn Cottage, 71 Goodworth Miss Serana Chance Mr Dermot Cox YES 18.09.2012 Clatford, Andover, Hampshire 11.10.2012 GOODWORTH SP11 7QY CLATFORD 12/02046/TREEN Remove 1 low branch from 1 Land To The Rear Of Old Rose Mr Bob Wheadon Mr Alistair Jeans YES 19.09.2012 Birch, 1 Sycamore, 2 low Cottage, Goodworth Clatford, 11.10.2012 GOODWORTH branches from 1 Ash, 6 Andover, Hampshire SP11 7RE CLATFORD branches from 1 Poplar and 6 dead branches from 1 Ash Week Ending: 22nd September 2012 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 12/01979/LBWN Replacement of existing The George And Dragon, The Mr Grahame Christy Miss Emma Jones YES 18.09.2012 splayed bay window with Square, Hurstbourne Tarrant, 12.10.2012 HURSTBOURNE rectangular bay window and Andover Hampshire SP11 0AA TARRANT associated works 12/02032/FULLN Replacement of existing The George And Dragon, The Mr Grahame Christy Miss Emma Jones YES 18.09.2012 splayed bay window with Square, Hurstbourne Tarrant, 19.10.2012 HURSTBOURNE rectangular bay window and Andover Hampshire SP11 0AA TARRANT associated works 12/02020/ADVN Display of 2 internally E W Pinchbeck & Sons , Suzuki GB PLC Mrs Samantha 20.09.2012 illuminated rolled aluminium Garage, Salisbury Hill, Middle Owen NETHER WALLOP fascia panels with pushed Wallop, Stockbridge Hampshire 19.10.2012 through graphics, 1 non- SO20 8EG illuminated welcome sign and 1 non-illuminated wall mounted panel 12/02005/EXTN Renewal of - Orchard Cottage, Weyhill Mr And Mrs Atkins Mrs Lucy Page YES 18.09.2012 09/01518/FULLN - Erection Road, Weyhill, Andover 15.10.2012 PENTON GRAFTON of replacement dwelling and Hampshire SP11 0PP associated works Week Ending: 22nd September 2012 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 12/02048/TREEN A1, A2, A3, Ash - Fell. A4, Treetops, Farm Lane, Penton Mrs Ann Millett Miss Rachel Cooke 19.09.2012 Holly - Crown reduce by Grafton, Andover Hampshire 11.10.2012 PENTON GRAFTON 2.5m in height & 1.5m in SP11 0RR width. A5, Silver Birch - Crown reduce by 3.5m in height _ 1.5m in width. A6, Silver Birch - Fell. 12/02000/FULLN Replacement / New buildings Finkley Down Farm, Finkley Finkley Down Farm Mrs Kate Chapman YES 17.09.2012 to house seating, indoor Road, Finkley, Andover Park 11.10.2012 SMANNELL children's play equipment Hampshire SP11 6NF and new toilets 12/01916/TPON Prune two Horse Chestnuts Windmill Gate, Foundry Road, Mr Barrie Phillips Mr Alistair Jeans YES 17.09.2012 Anna Valley, Andover 10.10.2012 UPPER CLATFORD Hampshire SP11 7ND 12/02061/FULLN Demolition of existing Land Adjacent Manor Farm Mr And Mrs David Silk Mrs Lucy Page YES 20.09.2012 storage building and erection Cottage, Vernham Street, 19.10.2012 VERNHAM DEAN of stables, tack room and Andover, Hampshire SP11 storage barn together with 0EW provision of parking and turning area and fencing to paddock 12/01974/TPOS Monkey Puzzle - fell Magali, 57 Hook Road, Dr Anthony Watson Mr Alistair Jeans 17.09.2012 Ampfield, Romsey Hampshire 11.10.2012 AMPFIELD SO51 9DB Week Ending: 22nd September 2012 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 12/02040/TREES As per schedule of works Bishops Cottage, Winghams Mr Barry Anderson Miss Rachel Cooke YES 17.09.2012 Lane, Ampfield, Romsey 11.10.2012 AMPFIELD Hampshire SO51 9BE 12/02045/TREES Fell one Beech tree Owl Cottage, High Street, Mr Gareth Jones Mr Alistair Jeans 18.09.2012 Broughton, Stockbridge 11.10.2012 BROUGHTON Hampshire SO20 8AX 12/02018/FULLS Garage extension with first 3 Hutwood Road, Chilworth, Mr S Chhatwal Mrs Sacha Coen 17.09.2012 floor store area Southampton, SO16 7LL 15.10.2012 CHILWORTH 12/02044/TREES Fell 1 Ash and 1 Sycamore St Denys' Church, Chilworth Mr Francois Hugo Mr Alistair Jeans 18.09.2012 Old Village, Southampton, 11.10.2012 CHILWORTH Hampshire SO16 7NN 12/02070/FULLS Ground and First floor Tiebridge Farm, Houghton Mr And Mrs Scougall Mr Paul Goodman YES 21.09.2012 extension to existing house. Road, North Houghton, 19.10.2012 HOUGHTON Stockbridge Hampshire SO20 6LQ 12/02072/LBWS Ground and first floor Tiebridge Farm, Houghton Mr And Mrs Scougall Mr Paul Goodman YES 21.09.2012 extension to existing house Road, North Houghton, 19.10.2012 HOUGHTON Stockbridge Hampshire SO20 6LQ Week Ending: 22nd September 2012 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 12/02036/AGNS Reclaimed hay/straw barn. Furzedown Farm , Furzedown Mr Johnastan Herridge Mr Adam Stickland YES 21.09.2012 Road, Kings Somborne, 05.10.2012 KINGS SOMBORNE Stockbridge Hampshire SO20 6NL 12/02014/FULLS Retrospective application for No 2 The Granary, Park Farm, Mr & Mrs S J Cosier Mrs Georgina YES 19.09.2012 erection of picket fence and Somborne Park Road, Little Wright LITTLE SOMBORNE trellis Somborne Stockbridge 19.10.2012 Hampshire 12/02015/LBWS Erection of picket fence and No 2 The Granary, Park Farm, Mr And Mrs S J Cosier Mrs Georgina YES 17.09.2012 trellis Somborne Park Road, Little Wright LITTLE SOMBORNE Somborne Stockbridge 19.10.2012 Hampshire 12/01810/FULLS Extend existing dwelling at Northfield, Church Road, Mr D Phipp Mr David Wheeler 19.09.2012 ground floor creating glazed Michelmersh, Romsey 19.10.2012 MICHELMERSH wraparound on NW corner to Hampshire SO51 0NS AND TIMSBURY extend lounge and dining areas and create canopy to rear, extend front elevation to form enlarged kitchen/breakfast room under extended roof line.
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