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Wiltshire Council Planning Decisions Planning Applications Determined for the Week Ending 04/12/2020 Wiltshire Council Planning Decisions Planning Applications Determined for the week ending 04/12/2020 Parish: ALDBOURNE Electoral Division: ALDBOURNE AND RAMSBURY Grid Ref: 426489 175250 Application Number: 20/04793/FUL Site Location: Southdown 18 The Butts Aldbourne Marlborough Wiltshire SN8 2DE Proposal: Remove shed and summer house structures. Construct new building to replace old buildings as new living space and storage space Case Officer: Jane Sanger Registration Date: 13/08/2020 Direct Line: 01225 716756 Category of Application: Full Planning Decision: Approve with Conditions Decision Date: 30/11/2020 Electoral Division: ALDBOURNE AND RAMSBURY Grid Ref: 422691 177144 Application Number: 20/08330/FUL Site Location: 1 Summerdale Upper Upham Aldbourne Wiltshire SN8 2LG Proposal: Single storey rear extension and second storey side extension. Case Officer: Lucy Rutter Registration Date: 07/10/2020 Direct Line: 01225 716546 Category of Application: Full Planning Decision: Approve with Conditions Decision Date: 02/12/2020 Parish: ALDERBURY Electoral Division: ALDERBURY AND WHITEPARISH Grid Ref: 418660 127357 Application Number: 20/08708/FUL Site Location: Oak Rise Clarendon Road Alderbury SP5 3AS Proposal: Proposed tiled roof garden room off garage Case Officer: Amy Houldsworth Registration Date: 21/10/2020 Direct Line: 01249 706676 Category of Application: Full Planning Decision: Approve with Conditions Decision Date: 30/11/2020 Electoral Division: ALDERBURY AND WHITEPARISH Grid Ref: 418727 127267 Application Number: 20/08859/FUL Site Location: 10 Oakwood Grove Alderbury SP5 3BN Proposal: Proposed single storey rear extension and alterations. Case Officer: Joe Richardson Registration Date: 19/10/2020 Direct Line: 01722 434583 Category of Application: Full Planning Decision: Approve with Conditions Decision Date: 01/12/2020 Electoral Division: ALDERBURY AND WHITEPARISH Grid Ref: 419506 126309 Application Number: 20/08877/FUL Site Location: 2 New Pines Castle Lane Whaddon SP5 3EH Proposal: Proposed single storey rear extension Case Officer: Christos Chrysanthou Registration Date: 23/10/2020 Direct Line: 01722 434581 Category of Application: Full Planning Decision: Approve with Conditions Decision Date: 01/12/2020 Electoral Division: ALDERBURY AND WHITEPARISH Grid Ref: 418858 126753 Application Number: 20/08891/VAR Site Location: Pigeon Hill Rectory Road Alderbury Salisbury Wiltshire SP5 3AD Proposal: Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) on 18/02490/FUL to allow for repositioning of garage in a preferred location Case Officer: Christos Chrysanthou Registration Date: 19/10/2020 Direct Line: 01722 434581 Category of Application: Variation of Condition Decision: Approve with Conditions Decision Date: 30/11/2020 Parish: ALL CANNINGS Electoral Division: URCHFONT AND THE CANNINGS Grid Ref: 406956 161490 Application Number: 19/10845/FUL Site Location: Manor Farm The Street All Cannings SN10 3PF Proposal: Retention of new access track in its current form Case Officer: Jonathan James Registration Date: 26/11/2019 Direct Line: 01225 718512 Category of Application: Full Planning Decision: Approve with Conditions Decision Date: 03/12/2020 Parish: AMESBURY Electoral Division: AMESBURY WEST Grid Ref: 416227 142032 Application Number: 20/03712/VAR Site Location: Land adjacent Hideaway Garage London Road Amesbury Salisbury Wiltshire SP4 7EQ Proposal: Variation of Condition 2 of 15/10516/FUL for the Erection of 12 flats, covered ground floor parking and associated works, comprising alterations to the approved floor plans, elevations and site layout and sewer and drainage details. Case Officer: Julie Mitchell Registration Date: 21/05/2020 Direct Line: 01722 434378 Category of Application: Variation of Condition Decision: Approve with Conditions Decision Date: 03/12/2020 Electoral Division: AMESBURY EAST Grid Ref: 416850 142020 Application Number: 20/06551/FUL Site Location: Plot B Mid Summer Place Amesbury Wiltshire SP4 7SQ Proposal: Erect two buildings and an Instavolt EV charging facility for 4 cars with associated external areas, including access, landscaping and parking. Case Officer: Georgina Wright Registration Date: 26/08/2020 Direct Line: 01722 434306 Category of Application: Full Planning Decision: Approve with Conditions Decision Date: 02/12/2020 Electoral Division: AMESBURY EAST Grid Ref: 416790 141100 Application Number: 20/09060/FUL Site Location: 6 Javelin Close Amesbury SP4 7UD Proposal: Extensions and alterations to existing C3 dwelling. Case Officer: James Repper Registration Date: 27/10/2020 Direct Line: 01722 434303 Category of Application: Full Planning Decision: Approve with Conditions Decision Date: 04/12/2020 Parish: ASHTON KEYNES Electoral Division: MINETY Grid Ref: 404725 193766 Application Number: 20/09032/LBC Site Location: River House High Road Ashton Keynes Swindon Wiltshire SN6 6NX Proposal: Re-roof Garage, Replace Garage Doors with Side-Hinged Varnished Timber Doors and Limewash Existing Exterior Render Case Officer: Caroline Ridgwell Registration Date: 21/10/2020 Direct Line: 01249 706639 Category of Application: Listed Building Consent Decision: Approve with Conditions Decision Date: 30/11/2020 Electoral Division: MINETY Grid Ref: 404689 194220 Application Number: 20/09044/TCA Site Location: 6 Richmond Court Ashton Keynes Swindon Wiltshire SN6 6PP Proposal: Fell 1 Conifer Case Officer: Kate Tate Registration Date: 16/10/2020 Direct Line: 01249 706670 Category of Application: Work to Trees in a Cons Area Decision: No Objection Decision Date: 01/12/2020 Parish: BERWICK ST JOHN Electoral Division: FOVANT AND CHALKE VALLEY Grid Ref: 394461 122261 Application Number: 20/09691/TCA Site Location: Huberts House Luke Street Berwick St John Shaftesbury Wiltshire SP7 0HQ Proposal: 1 x Ash tree & 2 x Sycamore trees - prune back to clear roof and garden Case Officer: Sue Morgan Registration Date: 03/11/2020 Direct Line: 01225 770203 Category of Application: Work to Trees in a Cons Area Decision: No Objection Decision Date: 04/12/2020 Parish: BIDDESTONE Electoral Division: BY BROOK Grid Ref: 386180 173888 Application Number: 20/06278/FUL Site Location: 7 Cuttle Lane Biddestone SN14 7DA Proposal: Erection of a new porch, existing door moved to new porch entrance Case Officer: James Webster Registration Date: 20/10/2020 Direct Line: 01249 706713 Category of Application: Full Planning Decision: Approve with Conditions Decision Date: 04/12/2020 Electoral Division: BY BROOK Grid Ref: 386180 173888 Application Number: 20/07857/LBC Site Location: 7 Cuttle Lane Biddestone SN14 7DA Proposal: Erection of a new porch, existing door moved to new porch entrance Case Officer: James Webster Registration Date: 21/10/2020 Direct Line: 01249 706713 Category of Application: Listed Building Consent Decision: Approve with Conditions Decision Date: 04/12/2020 Parish: BISHOPS CANNINGS Electoral Division: URCHFONT AND THE CANNINGS Grid Ref: 403842 164246 Application Number: 20/09633/TCA Site Location: Glebeland The Street Bishops Cannings Devizes Wiltshire SN10 2LD Proposal: Cherry tree & row of Conifer trees (including 1 x Yew tree) - fell Case Officer: Sue Morgan Registration Date: 02/11/2020 Direct Line: 01225 770203 Category of Application: Work to Trees in a Cons Area Decision: No Objection Decision Date: 04/12/2020 Parish: BISHOPSTONE Electoral Division: FOVANT AND CHALKE VALLEY Grid Ref: 406472 125373 Application Number: 20/09119/VAR Site Location: The Stables Croucheston Bishopstone SP5 4BU Proposal: Variation of condition 2 of 20/03445/FUL to enable amendments including alterations to wall and roof insulation, alterations to East and West Wings, modification to site position and orientation, glazing reduction, change from flat roof to pitch roof over seating area and landing link and relocation of sewage treatment plant to north of site Case Officer: Lynda King Registration Date: 04/11/2020 Direct Line: 0300 456 0114 Category of Application: Variation of Condition Decision: Approve with Conditions Decision Date: 02/12/2020 Parish: BOX Electoral Division: BOX AND COLERNE Grid Ref: 382294 168520 Application Number: 20/08547/TCA Site Location: The Wilderness Church Lane Box Corsham WIltshire SN13 8NR Proposal: G1 - Re-pollard x 9 Lime trees back to previous pollard points, T2 - Crown reduce Yew tree by up to 3m, T3 - Section fell dead tree, T4 - Crown reduce Ginkgo tree by approximately 4m, T5 - Crown reduce Silver Birch tree by 3m in height and 2m on lateral branches, T6 - Section fell Sorbus tree, T7 - Crown reduce Magnolia tree by 1.5m, and Crown raise to 2m above ground level, T8 - Section fell multi-stemmed Pine tree, G9 - Crown raise Oak, Beech and Walnut trees to 2.5m above ground level, G10 - Section fell Box trees, G11 - Prune Oak tree clear of telephone cable. Prune Oak tree, Horse Chestnut tree and Box trees clear of footpath, T12 - Fell Silver Birch tree, T13 - Fell old Walnut stump, T14 - Fell small dead conifer tree, T15 - Section fell Cherry tree, T16 - Crown reduce x2 stems on multi-stemmed mature Beech tree at end of garden by 5m. Case Officer: Kate Tate Registration Date: 09/10/2020 Direct Line: 01249 706670 Category of Application: Work to Trees in a Cons Area Decision: No Objection Decision Date: 01/12/2020 Electoral Division: BOX AND COLERNE Grid Ref: 383152 168735 Application Number: 20/08555/FUL Site Location: Melita House Quarry Hill Box SN13 8LP Proposal: Kitchen extension, alterations and repairs. Case Officer: Victoria Davis Registration Date: 14/10/2020 Direct Line: 01249 706673 Category of Application:
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