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UPDATE REPORT OF PLANNING CONSULTATIONS RECEIVED BY THE SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY to 30/06/2010 Adur Application Recvd Location Details of application Authority C/D Right Right LPA Contrary to Reference response retained used Decision NPA view? ADC/0185/10 02/06/2010 Erringham Farm Mill Hill One agricultural worker's dwelling (house No. 2 to Object - question Delegate No No Pending Shoreham West Sussex the east) (outline with access details) need for two dwellings on-site Arun Application Recvd Location Details of application Authority C/D Right Right LPA Contrary to Reference response retained used Decision NPA view? FN/27/10 24/05/2010 Land at Junction of Beech Amendments to planning permission FN/48/07 Object - would result Delegate No No Refused No Road with Elm Rise, Findon substitution of single garage with double garage and in the loss of a tree re-siting. Alterations to proposed driveway. to be retained or prevent its replacement Brighton & Hove Application Recvd Location Details of application Authority C/D Right Right LPA Contrary to Reference response retained used Decision NPA view? BH2010/01454 07/06/2010 Woodingdean Business Park, Erection of industrial and storage buildings with No objection - Delegate No No Permitted No Bexhill Road, Adjacent to associated offices and a wind turbine together with impact on Park of Falmer Road, Woodingdean, provision for access, servicing parking and both building and Brighton landscaping. turbine acceptable BH2010/00625 04/05/2010 Plot of land to 2, Longhill Application to extend time limit for implementation of Object - allowed Delegate No No Pending Road, Brighton previous approval APP/Q1445/A/06/2031544 for the previously on construction of a two storey detached house with appeal, but National new access from Longhill Road. Park not considered. BH2010/01601 30/06/2010 3, Barrow Hill, Brighton, BN1 Demolition of existing house and garage and No objection Delegate No No Refused No 7FF erection of 4no. two storey dwelling houses with dormers. Page 1 of 11 Chichester Application Recvd Location Details of application Authority C/D Right Right LPA Contrary to Reference response retained used Decision NPA view? LM/10/01870/FUL 05/05/2010 Highfield School, Highfield Erection of single - storey portal - framed building to Support, provided Delegate No No Pending Lane, Linchmere, Liphook, accommodate biomass boiler and storage wood no significant trees GU30 7LQ chipping fuel. Construction of new vehicular access. would be lost MA/10/01637/FUL 15/06/2010 Church Farm Barns, North Conversion of existing redundant agricultural Object, unless Delegate No No Refused No Marden, Chichester, West buildings to 1 no live/work unit. tourism use Sussex considered unviable SE/10/02602/FUL 16/06/2010 Goodwood Racecourse, A 'hybrid' planning application comprising a full No objection, Delegate No No Pending Goodwood, Chichester, West planning application for landscape and engineering subject to conditions Sussex, PO18 0PS works to create a new spectator viewing area and re materials, concessions area; reinstatement works following landscaping and demolition; development of new entrance and ticket external design and facilities; alterations to existing buildings; revised appearance access and circulation; creation of a new coach lay- by on racecourse road, revisions to boundary treatment and associated works. Outline planning application for the development of two new buildings and an additional floor on the existing Charlton stand for uses ancillary to the racecourse and associated works. LG/10/02425/FUL 02/06/2010 Barfold Farm, Tennysons Re-surfacing and reduction in size of existing polo No objection, but Delegate No No Permitted No Lane, Lurgashall, Haslemere, pony exercise track. would welcome West Sussex, GU27 3BN conditions re surfacing, railings and lighting PW/10/02402/FUL 24/06/2010 Downview and Ridge House, Variation of approved plans condition No objection Delegate No No Permitted No Station Road, Petworth LM/10/02433/FUL 10/06/2010 Garage Compound, Hammer New terrace providing 2 no three bedroom houses, 1 Object - principle Delegate No No Pending Hill, Linchmere, West Sussex no two bedroom flats. acceptable but proposal is overdevelopment FT/10/02563/FUL 09/06/2010 Land Adjacent to Orchard Erection of 3 no dwellings revision to planning No objection - Delegate No No Permitted No Barn, School Lane, Fittleworth, permission FT/08/05205/FUL preferable to Pulborough, West Sussex, previous design RH20 1JB allowed on appeal. LM/10/02419/FUL 08/06/2010 Woodend Cottage, Gillhams Demolition of existing bungalow and outbuildings Object - appears Delegate No No Refused No Lane, Linchmere, West and erection of new quality sustainable house. much larger than the Sussex, GU27 3ND existing dwelling or the previously- permitted replacement Page 2 of 11 Chichester Application Recvd Location Details of application Authority C/D Right Right LPA Contrary to Reference response retained used Decision NPA view? LV/10/02436/FUL 03/06/2010 West Lavant Farm, West Erection of 9 stables with hay store, feed and tack Object - harmful Delegate No No Refused No Lavant Road Lavant, rooms for use as DIY livery visual impact and Chichester, PO18 9AH impact on landscape character WO/10/01975/FUL 06/05/2010 Land at the junction of Construction of small visitor car park. No objection - part Delegate No No Permitted No Woobeding Lane and A272, of a package of Midhurst, West Sussex accessibility measures, subject to conds re surface and hedging ML/10/01287/FUL 14/04/2010 Great Trippetts, Rake Road, Retention of high seasons stables (44 loose boxes), No objection, Delegate No No Pending Milland, Liphook, West tack rooms and store, storage building, bucking subject to Sussex, GU30 7JX bronco building, automatic horse walker and landscaping concrete yard for storage of haylage and winter storage of plant and equipment to maintain polo lawns. LD/10/02235/FUL 20/05/2010 Lower Gentilhurst Farm, Replacement dwelling and outbuildings Object - proposals Delegate No No Refused No Lickfold Road, Fernhurst would represent a further increase in the size of the dwelling SJ/10/02688/FUL 24/06/2010 Minsted Farm, Minsted Lane, Demolition of unused dairy unit and change of use of No objection Delegate No No Permitted No Minsted, Stedham, Midhurst, cleared site to form part garden/part landscaped West Sussex, GU29 0JN area; amended access and new full height glazed screen and entrance live/work unit; construction of new open-fronted double garage. ML/10/01313/FUL 13/04/2010 Great Trippetts, Rake Road, Retention of all weather manege, exercise track and Object - adverse Delegate No No Pending Milland, Liphook, West associated landscaping scheme. impact on landscape Sussex, GU30 7JX character RG/10/01920/FUL 24/06/2010 Redmere House Durford Road Amendments to proposals approved under planning No objection, Delegate No No Pending Rogate Petersfield West permission RG/08/02191/REM subject to condition Sussex GU31 5AS on species of tree. FH/10/00708/REM 07/04/2010 7 Grailands Close Fernhurst Erection of 5 no dwellings 7 Grailands Close Originally objected, Delegate No No Permitted No Haslemere West Sussex Fernhurst FH/07/01540/OUT Appearance, but withdrew GU27 3HU landscaping layout scale (access already approved) objection following various amendments. Page 3 of 11 Chichester Application Recvd Location Details of application Authority C/D Right Right LPA Contrary to Reference response retained used Decision NPA view? RG/10/01625/FUL 27/04/2010 Garden Cottage, Dangstein Erection of a replacement dwelling house Object strongly - Delegate No No Withdrawn (Not Road, Rogate, Petersfield, incorporating the existing cottage building with size, relationship to applicable) West Sussex, GU31 5BZ additional basement and swimming pool with existing modest associated landscaping and parking. cottage and loss of dovecote/aviary RG/10/01363/FUL 01/04/2010 Coach House Langley Court Change of use of former Coach house to dwelling No objection Delegate No No Permitted No Langley lane Langley Liss and associated works. Hampshire Eastbourne Application Recvd Location Details of application Authority C/D Right Right LPA Contrary to Reference response retained used Decision NPA view? No updates at this time East Hampshire Application Recvd Location Details of application Authority C/D Right Right LPA Contrary to Reference response retained used Decision NPA view? 22634/002 19/05/2010 Land at Brows Farm, Farnham Change of use of land to create golf driving range No objection, Delegate No No Permitted No Road, Liss with associated building, parking and landscaping subject to conditions re materials/finishes, landscaping and lighting 25245/009 17/05/2010 Hawkley Village Hall Vicarage Single storey to side incorporating covered walkway, No objection Delegate No No Permitted No Lane Hawkley Liss GU33 6NF formation of west facing gables and internal alterations. 20834/019 10/05/2010 Downs House Reservoir Lane Three storey extension to provide twelve bed spaces No objection, Delegate No No Pending Petersfield GU32 2HX and ancillary accommodation following demolition of subject to comments existing building. re materials and bats. 33892/005 18/06/2010 Hambledon Lodge, Hyden Repositioning of entrance door and installation of No objection Delegate No No Permitted No Wood, East Meon, Petersfield, new window to front two roof lights to rear. GU32 1HD 29193/011 16/06/2010 40 St Mary's Road Liss GU33 Detached house with swimming pool and detached No objection, Delegate No No Permitted No 7AH double garage. subject to comments. Page 4 of 11 East Hampshire Application Recvd Location Details of application Authority C/D Right Right LPA Contrary to Reference response retained used Decision NPA view? 30928/025 11/06/2010 Adhurst St Mary London Alterations and extensions to building to create 69 No objection, if Delegate No No Refused No London Road Sheet bedroomed hotel with restaurant, leisure, ceremony restoration to a Petersfield GU31 5AD and functions suites and 16 dwellings within walled viable hotel use is gardens; landscape restoration, management plan not compromised.
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