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Report Recommendation 6 PLANNING COMMITTEE Title of Report: Delegated Chief Officer Decisions Meeting Date 12 September 2017 Report Author and Tel No Phill Rowson 01502 522442 Is the report Open or Exempt? Open REPORT Attached at Appendix A is a table of all delegated planning decisions made during July 2017. Members will note that 97 decisions in total were made, of which:- 49 planning permissions were issued 6 planning applications were refused 12 listed building consents were issued 1 listed building application was refused 3 change of use consents were issued 10 discharge of conditions consents were issued 1 non-illuminated advertisement consent was issued 3 illuminated advertisement consents were issued (1 split decision) 3 non-material amendment applications were issued 3 prior notification for householder applications – not required 1 variation of conditions consent was issued 1 removal of conditions consent was issued 1 prior notification application for agriculture was refused 1 EIA – not required 2 withdrawn RECOMMENDATION That the report concerning Chief Officer delegated decisions taken during July 2017 to be received. 14 BACKGROUND PAPERS Type Available From Case Files Planning Office, Marina Customer Service Centre, The Marina, Lowestoft 15 APPENDIX A LIST OF DELEGATED DECISIONS (PREVIOUS CALENDAR MONTH) LOWESTOFT Applicant: Mr & Mrs John And Jo Head Ref No: DC/16/0468/DRC Agent: John Putman Address: Morning Star Carlton Road Lowestoft Proposal: Discharge of Condition Nos. 3,4,5,6 and 9 of DC/15/3692/FUL - Change of Use from public house to dwelling including construction of a single storey rear extension, first floor rear extension, single storey side extension, internal alterations, garaging and boundary walls - Roof materials details, joinery details, boundary wall details, details of west-facing window and surface water drainage details Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 21/07/2017 SOTTERLEY Applicant: Mr Justin Henry Ref No: DC/16/5265/DRC Agent: NONE Address: Goldings Farm Smiths Road Sotterley Proposal: Discharge of Condition Nos. 4, 5, 6 & 9 of DC/16/3512/LBC - Listed Building Consent - Conversion of barns and farm buildings into 3no dwellings (amended scheme) including partial demolition - Site meeting details, position, type and method of installation of all new and relocated services and related fixtures, details of materials and repointing of brickwork details Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 03/07/2017 HOLTON Applicant: Mr Paul Pitcher Ref No: DC/16/5389/VOC Agent: Mr Michael Doddington Address: Land North Side Of Lodge Road Holton Proposal: Variation of Condition Nos. 2, 7, 8 & 14 of DC/13/0383/FUL - Construction of 11 No. two storey houses together with the formation of a new junction and associated private drives, car parking areas and detached double garages together with open space and small FW Pumping Station. To enable hand over of Plots 1 to 8 before completion of the site. Decision: Application Withdrawn Decision date: 04/07/2017 CARLTON COLVILLE Applicant: Mr T Prendergast Ref No: DC/17/0310/DRC Agent: Mr Ray Middleton Address: The Bakehouse 1 Fullers Teasle Carlton Colville Proposal: Discharge of Condition No.7 of DC/16/3944/LBC - Listed Building Consent - Change of Use of former barn from residential to Annex to Residential Care Home including the construction of a single storey link and minor external and internal alterations - Brick Samples and Glazed Link Details Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 03/07/2017 LOWESTOFT Applicant: Mr James Cole Ref No: DC/17/0739/FUL Agent: NONE Address: 28 St Aubyns Road Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal: Replacement front windows Decision: Application Refused Decision date: 14/07/2017 16 BUNGAY Applicant: Mrs Margaret Canham Ref No: DC/17/0877/FUL Agent: Mr John Jenkins Address: 13 Boyscott Lane Bungay NR35 1DG Proposal: Construction of two single storey three bedroom dwellings Decision: Application Refused Decision date: 28/07/2017 BUNGAY Applicant: Mr Hartcup Ref No: DC/17/1347/FUL Agent: Mr Charles Xenakis Address: 20 Broad Street Bungay Suffolk Proposal: Refurbishment/remodelling of a 1970s rear addition Decision: Application Refused Decision date: 17/07/2017 BUNGAY Applicant: Mr Hartcup Ref No: DC/17/1348/LBC Agent: Mr Charles Xenakis Address: 20 Broad Street Bungay Suffolk Proposal: Listed Building Consent - Refurbishment/remodelling of a 1970s rear addition Decision: Application Refused Decision date: 17/07/2017 BECCLES Applicant: Mrs M Jane Thomas Ref No: DC/17/1803/LBC Agent: NONE Address: 1 Grove Mews Ingate Beccles Proposal: Listed Building Consent - Front Boundary Wall - Remove Buddleia, remove and replace Spalding brickwork with reclaimed red brick and repoint with natural hydrated lime. Curved Wall - Rebuild as is with reclaimed red brick and natural hydrated lime 3.5 and 5.0 reinstate coping on pillar Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 18/07/2017 REDISHAM Applicant: Jim Bloomfield Ref No: DC/17/1834/VOC Agent: John Putman Address: Woodlands Halesworth Road Redisham Proposal: Variation of Condition No.2 of DC/14/0904/FUL - Construction of 2no detached houses with detached garages including demoliiton of existing garage - Client amendments to design of Plot 2, enlarge garages to accommodate modern (larger) vehicles, revise highway access to retain holly tree adjacent - Provide landscape details, and red brick plinths not black tarred to both dwellings Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 03/07/2017 REDISHAM Applicant: Jim Bloomfield Ref No: DC/17/1835/DRC Agent: John Putman Address: Woodlands Halesworth Road Redisham Proposal: Discharge of Condition Nos. 3, 5 and 6 of DC/117/1834/VOC - Construction of 2no detached houses with detached garages including demolition of existing garage - Roof tiles: Pottenberg natural clay pantiles coloured brown, and Bricks: Hoskins Old Farmhouse Code 60 to emulate Suffolk reds Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 03/07/2017 17 LOWESTOFT Applicant: Mr Gooch And Mrs Wells Ref No: DC/17/1857/FUL Agent: Andrew Middleton Address: 6 Beechwood Gardens Lowestoft Suffolk Proposal: Construction of a two storey side extension Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 07/07/2017 WISSETT Applicant: Mr Gary Culf Ref No: DC/17/1859/FUL Agent: NONE Address: The Old Stables The Street Wissett Proposal: Barn for storage of horsefeed and stable Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 21/07/2017 HALESWORTH Applicant: Steve Christine and Laura Davenport Ref No: DC/17/1870/FUL Agent: John Putman Address: 95 London Road Halesworth Suffolk Proposal: Demolition of substandard rear extensions and erection of new rear extension and internal alterations Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 11/07/2017 HALESWORTH Applicant: Steve Christine and Laura Davenport Ref No: DC/17/1871/LBC Agent: John Putman Address: 95 London Road Halesworth Suffolk Proposal: Listed Building Consent - Demolition of substandard rear extensions and erection of new rear extension and internal alterations Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 11/07/2017 BUNGAY Applicant: Mr Jonathon Crickmore Ref No: DC/17/1927/FUL Agent: Mr Ben Watts Address: Fen Farm Flixton Road Bungay Proposal: Change of Use from existing steel framed livestock building into an Artisan Cheese making facility Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 21/07/2017 BUNGAY Applicant: Ms Keri Newman Ref No: DC/17/1929/FUL Agent: NONE Address: 77 Beccles Road Bungay Suffolk Proposal: Construction of a two storey dwelling Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 14/07/2017 BUNGAY Applicant: Mr Nicholas Bell Ref No: DC/17/1947/FUL Agent: Mr Michael Rayner Address: 40 Bigod Road Bungay Suffolk Proposal: Construction of single storey side and front extension Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 12/07/2017 18 LOWESTOFT Applicant: Mr Cover Ref No: DC/17/1956/FUL Agent: Mr Woodcock Address: Coach House Kensington Road Lowestoft Proposal: Holiday let Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 17/07/2017 BECCLES Applicant: Gillings Ref No: DC/17/1978/COU Agent: Mr Andrew Witcomb Address: Kings Head Hotel New Market Beccles Proposal: Existing grocery store at No. 2 New Market to be incorporated with in the existing JD Wetherspoons pub. Also a new extension to infill a portion of the existing beer garden to increase the customer area and provide internal access to the rear of the store at No. 2 Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 25/07/2017 BECCLES Applicant: Gillings Ref No: DC/17/1979/LBC Agent: Mr Andrew Witcomb Address: Kings Head Hotel New Market Beccles Proposal: Listed Building Consent - Existing grocery store at No. 2 New Market to be incorporated with in the existing JD Wetherspoons pub. Also a new extension to infill a portion of the existing beer garden to increase the customer area and provide internal access to the rear of the store at No. 2 Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 25/07/2017 BUNGAY Applicant: Mr A Halsall Ref No: DC/17/2016/FUL Agent: Mr Rob Sewards Address: 6 Cross Street Bungay Suffolk Proposal: Change of Use of existing coach house to holiday let accommodation Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 21/07/2017 BUNGAY Applicant: Mr A Halsall Ref No: DC/17/2017/LBC Agent: Mr Rob Sewards Address: 6 Cross Street Bungay Suffolk Proposal: Listed Building Consent - Change of Use of existing coach house to holiday let accommodation Decision: Application Permitted Decision date: 21/07/2017 SOUTHWOLD Applicant: Mr & Mrs K Penton Ref No: DC/17/2020/FUL Agent: Miss
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