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Chesham Town Council Bill Richards Chesham Town Council Bill Richards Town Clerk Tel: 01494 774842 Fax: 01494 582908 www.chesham.gov.uk Email: [email protected] th 11 July 2008 Dear Councillor I hereby give you notice that a meeting of the DEVELOPMENT CONTROL COMMITTEE will be held in the Council Chamber, The Town Hall, Chesham, on MONDAY 21st JULY at 7.30 pm when the business set out below is proposed to be transacted: A G E N D A 1. Apologies for absence. 2. Declarations of Interest. 3. To receive and confirm the Minutes of the meeting of the Committee held on 30th June 2008. 4. To receive and consider planning applications received from the Chiltern District Council since the last meeting of the Committee and any planning applications and comments delegated to the Ward Members and Chairman of the Committee. Plans are available for inspection on Chiltern District Council’s website www.chiltern.gov.uk. 5. To receive and consider decision notices received from the Chiltern District Council since the last meeting of the Committee. 6. Local Development Framework: Consultation on Strategic Options. 7. Appeal by Mr. & Mrs. Johnson, 27 Lowndes Avenue. 8. Information Items. Yours sincerely, Bill Richards Town Clerk To All Members of the Development Control Committee Publication Date 11.07.2008 Chesham Town Council, Town Hall, Chesham, Bucks HP5 1DS Twinned with Friedrichsdorf Germany; Houilles France; Archena Spain CHESHAM TOWN COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS 21ST JULY 2008 1) CH/08/0909/FA LOWNDES Mr. & Mrs. R. Gray 202 Chartridge Lane Chesham Replacement two storey dwelling and detached double garage. https://isa.chiltern.gov.uk/WAM/showCaseFile.do?appType=Planning&appNumber=CH/2008/0909/FA 2) CH/08/0937/FA VALE Ms. Liza Bentley 19 Little Spring Chesham Single storey side extension and new roof over the existing single storey rear projection https://isa.chiltern.gov.uk/WAM/showCaseFile.do?appType=Planning&appNumber=CH/2008/0937/FA 3) CH/08/1110/FA HILLTOP Mr. & Mrs. Helm Codmore Cottage 6 Lye Green Road Chesham Vehicle crossover and widening of vehicular access. https://isa.chiltern.gov.uk/WAM/showCaseFile.do?appType=Planning&appNumber=CH/2008/1110/FA CHESHAM TOWN COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS 21ST JULY 2008 4) CH/08/1017/FA LOWNDES Mr. Peter Turner 9 Berkeley Avenue Chesham Two storey detached dwelling with detached garage. https://isa.chiltern.gov.uk/WAM/showCaseFile.do?appType=Planning&appNumber=CH/2008/1017/FA 5) CH/08/1043/FA ST. MARY'S Mrs. Christina Owen 28/29 Chess Business Park Moor Road Chesham Change of use from general industrial and storage and distribution (Use Classes B2 and B8) to a children's soft play activity area and creche (Use Class D1). https://isa.chiltern.gov.uk/WAM/showCaseFile.do?appType=Planning&appNumber=CH/2008/1043/FA 6) CH/08/1053/FA HILLTOP Mr. K. Hanchant Land adjacent to 2 Warrender Road Chesham Detached house and detached garage served by new vehicular accesses on to Warrender Road and Lye Green Road (amendment to planning permission CH/2007/1154/FA). https://isa.chiltern.gov.uk/WAM/showCaseFile.do?appType=Planning&appNumber=CH/2008/1053/FA CHESHAM TOWN COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS 21ST JULY 2008 7) CH/08/1056/FA RIDGEWAY Mr. D. Rushworth 79 Upper Belmont Road Chesham Erection of end‐of‐terrace dwelling with integral garage served by altered vehicular access. https://isa.chiltern.gov.uk/WAM/showCaseFile.do?appType=Planning&appNumber=CH/2008/1056/FA 8) CH/08/1079/FA VALE Mr. K. Denham 15 Long Meadow Chesham Rear conservatory. https://isa.chiltern.gov.uk/WAM/showCaseFile.do?appType=Planning&appNumber=CH/2008/1079/FA 9) CH/08/1092/FA TOWNSEND Mr. David Holmes 12 White Hill Chesham Detached double garage incorporating workshop with storage within roof space. https://isa.chiltern.gov.uk/WAM/showCaseFile.do?appType=Planning&appNumber=CH/2008/1092/FA 10) CH/08/1158/TP HILLTOP Mrs. Dawson 125 Nalders Road Chesham Crown reduction of an oak tree protected by a Tree Preservation Order. https://isa.chiltern.gov.uk/WAM/showCaseFile.do?appType=Planning&appNumber=CH/2008/1158/TP CHESHAM TOWN COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS 21ST JULY 2008 11) CH/08/1166/FA HILLTOP Mr. & Mrs. R. Langley The Spinney Lycrome Road Chesham Single storey rear extension. https://isa.chiltern.gov.uk/WAM/showCaseFile.do?appType=Planning&appNumber=CH/2008/1166/FA CHESHAM TOWN COUNCIL PLANNING DECISIONS 21st JULY 2008 1) CH/08/0152/FA ST. MARY'S Honeygap Ltd 3 High Street Chesham Change of use from Storage (Use Class B8) to a Dwelling (Use Class C3) and alterations to the rear of the building including an external staircase and balcony. The Committee raises NO OBJECTIONS to this application CONDITIONAL PERMISSION 2) CH/08/0209/FA ST. MARY'S Royal & Sun Alliance 130‐132 High Street Chesham External air conditioning unit to rear of building. The Committee raises NO OBJECTIONS to this application CONDITIONAL PERMISSION NB. Chiltern District Council’s references: EU=Existing Use AV=Advertising OA=Outline Application HB=Historic Building FA=Full Application KA=Works to trees in a Conservation Area TP=Tree Preservation Order RM=Radio Mast and Telecommunication Apparatus SA=Certificate of Lawfulness BCC=Buckinghamshire County Council. CA=Conservation Area 3) CH/08/0397/FA ST. MARY'S Top Notch Fitness (Chesham) Ltd Amy Lane Chesham Single storey rear extension, new entrance canopy to the front, a basement extension (in part above ground level to allow lighting) to provide a swimming pool and associated facilities, alterations to external appearance of existing building including weatherboarding to the front and part of the side elevations, and the creation of additional car parking. The Committee recommends refusal on the grounds of there being inadequate parking and highway concerns in respect of the poorly located entrance. CONDITIONAL PERMISSION 4) CH/2008/0510/TP NEWTOWN Mr S Alwan 15 Hazelwood Close Chesham Crown reduction of a sycamore tree protected by a Tree Preservation Order. The Committee defers to the comments of the tree officer. CONDITIONAL PERMISSION NB. Chiltern District Council’s references: EU=Existing Use AV=Advertising OA=Outline Application HB=Historic Building FA=Full Application KA=Works to trees in a Conservation Area TP=Tree Preservation Order RM=Radio Mast and Telecommunication Apparatus SA=Certificate of Lawfulness BCC=Buckinghamshire County Council. CA=Conservation Area 5) CH/08/0534/FA ST. MARY'S Mr. & Mrs. R.B. Payne 68 Church Street Chesham Replacement garden shed. The Committee raises NO OBJECTIONS to this application. CONDITIONAL PERMISSION 6) CH/08/0557/TP TOWNSEND Mrs. R.E. Mitchell 20 CROSSWAY CHESHAM Felling of a cypress and crown lifting of a poplar and a locust tree ‐ all protected by a Tree Preservation Order. The Committee raises NO OBJECTIONS to this application but request that the cypress tree be replaced by a native tree. CONDITIONAL PERMISSION NB. Chiltern District Council’s references: EU=Existing Use AV=Advertising OA=Outline Application HB=Historic Building FA=Full Application KA=Works to trees in a Conservation Area TP=Tree Preservation Order RM=Radio Mast and Telecommunication Apparatus SA=Certificate of Lawfulness BCC=Buckinghamshire County Council. CA=Conservation Area 7) CH/08/0651/FA LOWNDES Mr. Ian McMeekin 6 Longfield Road Chesham Single storey rear extension and new roof over entire dwelling including dormer window in rear elevation to facilitate loft conversion. The Committee recommends REFUSAL of this application on the grounds of the excessive bulk of the proposed dormer window and on it being overlooking. REFUSAL 8) CH/08/0671/AV TOWNSEND Mr. S.J. Arnold 3 Broad Street Chesham Internally illuminated fascia sign on front elevation of building. The Committee recommends REFUSAL of this application as it objects to internally illuminated signs. REFUSAL NB. Chiltern District Council’s references: EU=Existing Use AV=Advertising OA=Outline Application HB=Historic Building FA=Full Application KA=Works to trees in a Conservation Area TP=Tree Preservation Order RM=Radio Mast and Telecommunication Apparatus SA=Certificate of Lawfulness BCC=Buckinghamshire County Council. CA=Conservation Area 9) CH/08/0714/FA TOWNSEND Mr. William May 3 Prior Grove Chesham Single storey rear extension. The Committee raises NO OBJECTIONS to this application. CONDITIONAL PERMISSION 10) CH/08/0746/FA ST. MARY'S Mr. J. Pandya & Mr. K. Chauhan 108 High Street Chesham Change of use from A1 to D1(dentist). The Committee raises NO OBJECTIONS to this application. REFUSAL 11) CH/08/0747/FA WATERSIDE Dr. Shetty 273 Bois Hill Chesham Single storey side extension. The Committee raises NO OBJECTIONS to this application. CONDITIONAL PERMISSION NB. Chiltern District Council’s references: EU=Existing Use AV=Advertising OA=Outline Application HB=Historic Building FA=Full Application KA=Works to trees in a Conservation Area TP=Tree Preservation Order RM=Radio Mast and Telecommunication Apparatus SA=Certificate of Lawfulness BCC=Buckinghamshire County Council. CA=Conservation Area 12) CH/08/0784/FA VALE W.E. Black Ltd Former Covered Reservoir Site 33 Alma Road Chesham Redevelopment of site to provide one terrace of three houses, one two storey building comprising six flats and detached triple garage served by new and existing vehicular access from Alma Road. The Committee recommends REFUSAL of this application on the grounds of over development and the bulk of the proposed properties; the proposals being out of keeping with the existing street scene, particularly in respect of the buildings’ height; concerns over lack of drainage and an inadequate highway which already has excessive heavy goods traffic. My Committee also notes the Environment Agency’s concerns over the aquifer located in the area. In addition, my Commmittee would like assurances that the conditions set by the highway authority, notably the installation of a pelican crossing by Newtown School and improvements to the Alma Road/Berkhampstead Road junction will be enforced by Chiltern District Council.
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