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TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL – PLANNING SERVICES _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY LIST OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND NOTIFICATIONS : NO. 17 Week Ending: 26th April 2002 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 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 Head of Planning and Building Beech Hurst Weyhill Road ANDOVER SP10 3AJ 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 TVN.05191/1 Erection of single and two 66 Winchester Road, Andover MR AND MRS N Mr Jason Owen 24.04.2002 storey side extension to Winton, , TAYLOR provide garage, extended kitchen, study, additional bedroom with en-suite and erection of rear conservatory TVS.08597/1 Erection of conservatory to 50 Fairview Drive, Romsey MR S J ELLIS 22.04.2002 rear of property, porch and Cupernham, , canopy over garage to front of property and revision to planning permission TVS.8597 to amend the layout of the utility room and wc TVS.09629 Erection of a conservatory to 58 Palmerston Street, Romsey MR RUGG Mr Stuart Goodwill 22.04.2002 the side and to the rear of the Abbey, , property TVN.01207/13 Retail store extensions Superstore, River Way, TESCO STORES 26.04.2002 comprising bulk store, Andover St. Marys, LIMITED unloading dock and covered marshalling area, storage area, sales floor and coffee shop, revised service yard with boundary wall, revised and additional parking Week Ending: 26th April 2002 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE TVN.03258/4 Change of use from health 48 East Street, Andover St MR PARRY Mr Jason Owen 23.04.2002 and nutrition centre to offices Mary's, , (Class B1) TVN.07689/1 Erection of single storey rear 39 Marchant Road, Andover MRS MARIANNA Mrs Suzanne Hill 24.04.2002 extension to provide Millway, , ADAMS extended dining room and study TVN.08483 Erection of replacement 21 Hedge End Road, Andover MR AND MRS DAVEY 24.04.2002 garage Winton, , TVN.08484 Erection of rear conservatory 52 Berry Way, Andover Millway MR S QUIN Mrs Suzanne Hill 24.04.2002 / Abbotts Ann, , TVN.08485 Erection of single storey 22 Wellington Road, Andover MR AND MRS Mr Nicholas Parker 24.04.2002 side/front extension and two Harroway, , NEWMAN storey rear extension to provide porch, hall, w.c, kitchen and dining room with bedroom at first floor TVS.04829/1 Erection of replacement front 43 Ashdown Way, Romsey MR AND MRS M J Mr Stuart Goodwill 23.04.2002 porch Tadburn, , HOOPER Week Ending: 26th April 2002 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE TVN.01903/2 Erection of two-storey rear Badgers Corner, Red Rice MR AND MRS BROCK Mrs Suzanne Hill 25.04.2002 extension to provide dining Road, Abbotts Ann, room with bedroom/en-suite over together with covered link to existing garage (revised scheme) TVN.08480 Conversion of redundant Manor Farm, Newton Stacey TRUSTEES OF THE 24.04.2002 agricultural buildings to Lane, Newton Stacey, LATE M H R GOVETT BARTON STACEY provide Class B1(a) office Stockbridge Hampshire SO20 use with associated works 6BP and provision of car parking TVN.02164/3 Erection of rear conservatory Little Bullington, Bullington, , MR AND MRS 25.04.2002 THOMAS TVN.01622/2 Erection of single storey rear 1 Station Road, Grateley, MR AND MRS 25.04.2002 extension to provide study, Andover Grateley, HAYWARD sun lounge, utility and W.C. TVN.00719/11 Side/front extension to form Bavarian Cottage, The Dene, MR AND MRS 22.04.2002 garage and erection of porch Hurstbourne Tarrant, DOCKRILL Week Ending: 26th April 2002 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE TVN.LB.00301/2 Increase height of chimney to Queen Anne Cottage, 2, M BARBER 24.04.2002 1800mm above the ridge of Forton, Andover Longparish the roof TVN.08475 Erection of two storey Brewery House, Green Lane, MR ROBERT DAVIES Mr Jason Owen 24.04.2002 detached dwelling with four Monxton, bedrooms, erection of detached double garage and front boundary wall TVN.03627/2 Entrance lobby The White House, High Street, MR HORDER Mrs Suzanne Hill 23.04.2002 Stockbridge, TVN.07033/2 Alterations and additions to Mayfly Antiques, Old London MRS CURTIS Mr Nicholas Parker 23.04.2002 provide first floor flat, Road, Stockbridge, Hampshire STOCKBRIDGE including provision of SO20 6EJ external staircase and balcony TVN.LB.00671/1 Internal and external Mayfly Antiques, Old London MRS CURTIS Mr Nicholas Parker 23.04.2002 alterations to provide first Road, Stockbridge, Hampshire STOCKBRIDGE floor flat, including re-use of SO20 6EJ oak staircase as external staircase and provision of balcony Week Ending: 26th April 2002 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE TVN.00899/2 Erection of two-storey side Rose Cottage, Little London, MR JACKSON Mr Jason Owen 23.04.2002 extension to provide garage, Smannell, toilet/shower room and hall with bedroom, landing and bathroom over TVS.08334/2 Erection of two storey, single Evergreens, Hook Crescent, MR M OLIVER 23.04.2002 storey and first floor Ampfield, Romsey Ampfield extensions to provide additional living accommodation TVS.00458/3 Erection of two storey Baileys Down Farm, Parnholt MR P MAY Mr Stuart Goodwill 25.04.2002 extension to north east Lane, Braishfield, Romsey elevation to provide enlarged Braishfield living accommodation TVS.03329/4 Erection of detached garage Pippins, Horsebridge Road, MR P MACK Miss Katherine 25.04.2002 Broughton, Stockbridge Fitzherbert-Green Broughton TVS.09625 Erection of summer house in 29 Burley Down, Chandlers MR AND MRS P Miss Katherine 23.04.2002 rear garden Ford, Eastleigh Chilworth, SIMMONDS Fitzherbert-Green Week Ending: 26th April 2002 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE TVS.02477/5 Conversion of existing The Everglades, Chilworth MR G KHAIRA 22.04.2002 garage to a bedroom and Road, Chilworth, Southampton erection of a single storey Chilworth rear extension to provide an ensuite bathroom and enlarged utility room and wc TVS.02537/3 Erection of conservatory to Yew Bank, Romsey Road, MRS PYE Mr Stuart Goodwill 24.04.2002 rear of property Kings Somborne, Stockbridge Kings Somborne TVS.05584/2 Variation of condition 10 on Brook Barn, Kings Somborne, MR AND MRS Mrs Anna Duignan 23.04.2002 TVS.5584 to B1 Light Stockbridge Kings Somborne, DUDLEY Industrial use and variation to the Legal Agreement that the dwelling can be occupied by persons other than those employed at the existing workshop and that the workshop can be let separately from the occupancy of the dwelling TVS.09615/1 Erection of conservatory to 17 Medway Drive, Chandlers MR AND MRS FIRTH 22.04.2002 rear of property Ford, Eastleigh North Baddesley, Week Ending: 26th April 2002 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE TVS.01993/5 Enlargement of front porch, The Steak & Stilton PH, 120 SCOTTISH AND 23.04.2002 erection of single storey side Botley Road, North Baddesley, NEWCASTLE PUB extension to provide disabled Southampton North Baddesley ENTERPRISES toilet and raised decking to the rear of the building to provide a drinks terrace TVS.06109/4 Erection of single storey rear 19 Woodside Road, North MR G D WHITE Mr Stuart Goodwill 23.04.2002 extension to provide Baddesley, Southampton North extended kitchen and Baddesley, erection of detached single garage TVS.09633 Erection of conservatory to 15 Jack Close, Chandlers Ford, MR AND MRS Mr Stuart Goodwill 24.04.2002 rear of property Eastleigh North Baddesley, COOPER TVS.04620/2 Erection of two storey 60 Rownhams Lane, North MR SIMON HEWLETT Miss Katherine 25.04.2002 side/rear extension, rebuild Baddesley, Southampton North Fitzherbert-Green garage and alter existing Baddesley, access TVS.09628 Conversion of existing 22 Rownhams Way, MR E HORN Miss Katherine 22.04.2002 garage to living Rownhams, Southampton Fitzherbert-Green accommodation and erection Nursling & Rownhams, of detached garage to side of property Week Ending: 26th April 2002 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE TVS.09433/1 Extension and alterations to 113 Upton Crescent, Nursling, MR HOLMES Miss Katherine 24.04.2002 provide additional living Southampton Nursling & Fitzherbert-Green accommodation (Revised Rownhams, scheme previously approved under TVS.09433) TVS.09634 Erection of first floor 25 Jeffries Close, Rownhams, MR P WALLISS Miss Katherine 25.04.2002 extension to provide two Southampton Nursling & Fitzherbert-Green extended bedrooms with en- Rownhams, suite facilities TVS.07244/1 Stationing of portacabin Land Off Sandy Lane, POWAGAS LIMITED Miss Katherine 24.04.2002 Abbotswood, Romsey, Fitzherbert-Green ROMSEY EXTRA Hampshire SO51 0PD TVS.06200/5 Retrospective
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