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Town and Country Planning Acts 1990 Planning (Listed Building and Conservation Area) Act 1990 LIST OF NEW PLANNING AND OTHER APPLICATIONS, RECEIVED AND VALID IN PARISH/TOWN WARD ORDER WEEKLY LIST AS AT 31 January 2016 For Guidance 1 Those applications which have a star by them are FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. Please see over for a list and description of application types. 2 If the Grid Reference is blank, this is because it is a property which is in the process of being entered on the Property Database for the District. 3 The Conservation Area only appears where the application is known to be in a Conservation Area. 4 Where the application has not been allocated to a case officer, “Team Manager “ for the relevant area appears instead. 5 The Publicity Period is 21 days after the Site Notice Date or 21 days after a Press Advert date, where this has been made, whichever is the later. Applications may be determined after this date. If you require any further information, please enquire at Main Reception, City Offices, Colebrook Street, Winchester, SO23 9LJ quoting the Case Number. We will then be able to give you the current status of the application. We are open Monday to Thursday 8.30am - 5.00pm, Fridays 8.30am - 4.30pm, excluding Bank and Public Holidays. Page 1 APPLICATION CODES AND DESCRIPTION AVC Full Advert Consent AVT Temporary Advert Consent (non-standard time limit) AGA Agricultural Application APN Agricultural Prior Notification CER Certificate of Alternative Use CHU Change of Use DEC Demolition Consultation EUC Established Use Certificate FUL Full Planning Application GVN Government Department (no comment) GVO Government Department (outline) GVT Government Department (temporary) HAZ Hazardous Substances HCS HCC Consultations (letter) HCM HCC Consultation Minerals LBC Conservation Area Application LDC Lawful Development Certificate (existing use *) LDP Lawful Development Certificate (proposed use *) LIS Listed Building OUT Outline Application REM Reserved Matters TCP Telecom Prior Notification TFE Tree Felling Licence TPO Tree Preservation Order TPC Tree in Conservation Area (*) Page 2 Winchester Town Ward St Michael Ref No: W24379/TPOCA Press advert date: Case No: 15/02573/TPC Comments by: Date Valid: 7 January 2016 Decision due: 18 February 2016 Team: 3_LAND Case Officer: Mr Ivan Gurdler Applicant: Mr Robert Vowles Proposal: 1 no. Cherry to crown reduce height by approx 7ft and reduce spread by 3m, 1 no. Cherry to reduce height by 4ft and spread by 3m and remove 1 large dangerous branch overhanging pavement , 1 no. Silver Birch to remove large branch that overhangs driveway Location: 6 St Michaels Gardens Winchester Hampshire SO23 9JD Grid Ref: 447898 129053 Winchester Town Ward St Barnabas Ref No: W06267/03 Press advert date: Case No: 15/02818/FUL Comments by: 1 March 2016 Date Valid: 31 December 2015 Decision due: 25 February 2016 Team: 1_NTH Case Officer: Ben Hatt Applicant: Mr And Mrs Hardcastle Proposal: (HOUSEHOLDER) Proposed two storey front extension, single storey rear extension, dormer windows, replacement garage, paved driveway and rear terrace. Location: Crantock Lanham Lane Winchester Hampshire SO22 5JS Grid Ref: 445738 130556 Southwick And Widley Ward Boarhunt And Southwick Ref No: W24396 Press advert date: Case No: 15/02864/FUL Comments by: 29 February 2016 Date Valid: 26 January 2016 Decision due: 22 March 2016 Team: 2_STH Case Officer: Mrs Jill Lee Applicant: Mr Daniel Cook Proposal: (HOUSEHOLDER) Erection of wooden and perspex roof gazebo (RETROSPECTIVE) Location: 4 Grainger Street Waterlooville Hampshire PO7 3AS Grid Ref: 467669 109434 Page 3 Winchester Town Ward St Bartholomew Ref No: W24401 Press advert date: Case No: 15/02902/FUL Comments by: 25 February 2016 Date Valid: 15 January 2016 Decision due: 11 March 2016 Team: 2_STH Case Officer: Mrs Anna Hebard Applicant: Mr Ed Dolman Proposal: (HOUSEHOLDER) Removal of current fence around the boundary of our property, and professional replacement with 1800mm high wooden fencing. (RETROSPECTIVE) Location: 2 Park Close Winchester Hampshire SO23 7BD Grid Ref: 448283 130825 Winchester Town Ward St John And All Saints Ref No: WTPO/0665/50 Press advert date: Case No: 16/00027/TPO Comments by: 23 February 2016 Date Valid: 26 January 2016 Decision due: 22 March 2016 Team: 3_LAND Case Officer: Mr Ivan Gurdler Applicant: Mr C Hall Proposal: 1 no. Willow to reduce to previous pruning points to 3m Location: Park House St Giles Close Winchester Hampshire SO23 0JJ Grid Ref: 448797 129048 Winchester Town Ward St Michael Ref No: W23260/01 Press advert date: Case No: 16/00002/FUL Comments by: 25 February 2016 Date Valid: 25 January 2016 Decision due: 21 March 2016 Team: 2_STH Case Officer: Mrs Anna Hebard Applicant: Mr Nicholas Alton Proposal: (HOUSEHOLDER) Extension above existing garage and new conservatory to rear of property. Location: Highfield St Cross Road Winchester Hampshire SO23 9RX Grid Ref: 447374 127198 Page 4 Old Alresford Ward The Alresfords Ref No: W06405/02 Press advert date: Case No: 16/00029/FUL Comments by: 25 February 2016 Date Valid: 21 January 2016 Decision due: 17 March 2016 Team: 1_NTH Case Officer: Ben Hatt Applicant: Dr Ailsa Duncan Proposal: (HOUSEHOLDER) Extension to rear first floor dormer windows to house. Location: Sundial Cottage Old Alresford Alresford Hampshire SO24 9DH Grid Ref: 458698 134058 Winchester Town Ward St Michael Ref No: WTPO/0506/137 Press advert date: Case No: 16/00057/TPO Comments by: 25 February 2016 Date Valid: 17 January 2016 Decision due: 13 March 2016 Team: 3_LAND Case Officer: Mr Ivan Gurdler Applicant: Mrs Mary Akimoto Proposal: 33 no. Leylandii to fell Location: 16 Kerrfield Winchester Hampshire SO22 5EX Grid Ref: 446707 129225 Winchester Town Ward St Paul Ref No: W00572/11 Press advert date: 3 February 2016 Case No: 16/00063/FUL Comments by: 29 February 2016 Date Valid: 25 January 2016 Decision due: 21 March 2016 Team: 1_NTH Case Officer: Mrs Megan Osborn Applicant: Studio Four Architects Ltd Proposal: (RESUBMISSION) 2No new dormer windows to the rear of the two flats with the removal of 2 windows at a lower level. 1 No. new window to side at rear at basement level. New external door in lieu of existing window at basement level and the removal of a chimney to rear of property. Location: 13 - 14 Upper High Street Winchester Hampshire Grid Ref: 447712 129685 Page 5 Denmead Ward Denmead Ref No: W Press advert date: Case No: 16/00084/LDC Comments by: 18 February 2016 Date Valid: 21 January 2016 Decision due: 17 March 2016 Team: 2_STH Case Officer: Legal Applicant: Mr T. Yates Proposal: Use of dwelling in breach of condition No. 6 of planning permission W01794/02. (LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE) Location: Moorlands Bunns Lane Hipley Hambledon Waterlooville Hampshire PO7 4QY Grid Ref: 462310 111828 Littleton And Harestock Ward Littleton And Harestock Ref No: WPP-04757065 Press advert date: Case No: 16/00088/FUL Comments by: 23 February 2016 Date Valid: 28 January 2016 Decision due: 24 March 2016 Team: VAN Case Officer: Nicholas Billington Applicant: Mr Giles Hewson Proposal: Single Storey Side Extension Location: 15 Rozelle Close Littleton Hampshire SO22 6QP Grid Ref: 445493 132468 Shedfield Ward Shedfield Ref No: W03102/24 Press advert date: Case No: 16/00090/FUL Comments by: 25 February 2016 Date Valid: 14 January 2016 Decision due: 10 March 2016 Team: 2_STH Case Officer: Mrs Katie Nethersole Applicant: Mr David Wybourne Proposal: (HOUSEHOLDER) New garage and car ports. Location: Rossgarth Winchester Road Shedfield Hampshire SO32 2HS Grid Ref: 456316 114120 Page 6 Wickham Ward Wickham Ref No: W06624/03 Press advert date: Case No: 16/00092/FUL Comments by: 25 February 2016 Date Valid: 21 January 2016 Decision due: 17 March 2016 Team: 2_STH Case Officer: Mr Simon Avery Applicant: Mr Don Laing And Ms Vivienne Laing Proposal: Demolition of existing building comprising two self contained flats; demolition of existing outbuildings; construction of a pair of semi-detached dwellings (designed as a single building) with associated carports, access, boundary changes to improve sight lines and road safety in Fontley road Location: Moors Hill Farm Fontley Road Titchfield Hampshire PO15 6QX Grid Ref: 454547 108151 Soberton Ward Swanmore And Newtown Ref No: W08375/10 Press advert date: Case No: 16/00093/FUL Comments by: 25 February 2016 Date Valid: 14 January 2016 Decision due: 10 March 2016 Team: 2_STH Case Officer: David Rothery Applicant: Mr M Paige Proposal: Variation of condition no. 1 of planning permission 12/01635/FUL to allow continued stationing of a mobile home for an agricultural worker for a further period of two years. Condition Number(s): 1 Conditions(s) Removal: Variation of Condition 1 imposed on planning permission 12/01635/FUL to allow continued stationing of a mobile home for an agricultural worker for a further period of two years. Location: Scatterbrook Farm Maybush Lane Soberton Hampshire SO32 3QF Grid Ref: 460849 114552 Page 7 Winchester Town Ward St Barnabas Ref No: WTPO/2011/08 Press advert date: Case No: 16/00128/TPO Comments by: 25 February 2016 Date Valid: 25 January 2016 Decision due: 21 March 2016 Team: 3_LAND Case Officer: Mr Ivan Gurdler Applicant: Lanham Down Residents Committee Proposal: 4 no. Beech to fell (T1,T2,T5 and T8), 1 no. Beech to reduce limbs growing towards houses by 2m (T12), 15 no. Lawson Cypress to reduce by 3m (T13-T20) and (T28- T34) Location: Orchid House Lanham Lane Winchester Hampshire SO22 5JS Grid Ref: 445752 130510 Itchen Valley Ward Itchen Valley Ref No: W06964/02TPOCA Press advert date: Case No: 16/00224/TPC Comments by: Date Valid: 15 January 2016 Decision due: 26 February 2016 Team: 3_LAND Case Officer: Mr Ivan Gurdler Applicant: Proposal: Trees on land north of Manor Cottages - 70 no.
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