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Torridge District Council Planning Decisions Between 22 Torridge District Council Planning Decisions Between 22nd September 2016 and 18th November 2016 List of Applications Application Officer Proposal and Address Applicant Decision/Date No: Permitted 1/1018/2016/ Mr Works to trees - Court Cottage, Mr Malcolm CATO TCA Bruce South Street, Dolton. Easton 01.11.2016 Macfarla ne 1/1033/2016/ Mr Crown reduce Eucalpytus by 3m - Mrs Zara CATO TCA Bruce 38 New Street, Appledore, Bideford. Svensson 02.11.2016 Macfarla ne 1/1013/2015/ Laura 4 dwellings following demolition of AA Beer PER FUL Davies existing and associated access and Limited 21.10.2016 parking - Fernvale, Churchill Way, Northam. 1/1191/2015/ Mr Erection of poultry unit for free M & S Jeffery PER FULM Kristian range egg laying chickens and 24.10.2016 Evely formation of new access - EIA development - Land At Little Hollacombe, Welcombe, Devon. 1/1194/2015/ Mr Ryan Proposed two storey extension and Mr Ray Castle PER FUL Steppel internal alterations - Kingsley 04.10.2016 Cottage, Black Torrington, Beaworthy. 1/0219/2016/ Sarah Variation of condition 8 of Mr D Prouse PER FULM Boyle application 1/1201/2011/FULM - 17.10.2016 highway improvement works not implemented. - Land And Buildings At Grid Reference 232547 103995, Derril, Pyworthy. 1/0285/2016/ Luke Erection of detached 4 bedroom Mr & Mrs Dart PER OUT Simpson dwelling with private access and 13.10.2016 associated works - Land At App Springs, Littleham, Devon. 1/0312/2016/ Mr Ryan Rear Extension to Dwelling for Mrs J Clarke PER FUL Steppel additional living accommodation - 11 18.10.2016 Irsha Street, Appledore, Bideford. 1/0344/2016/ Laura Proposed conversion of existing Mr & Mrs Alan PER FUL Davies barn into a four bedroom residence Eveson 14.10.2016 including single storey extension and detached garage (further to existing planning permission ref: 1/0945/2008/FUL) (Amended Description) - Former Land At Grid Reference 260079 120172, Lane To Little Bickington Farm, High Bickington. 1/0486/2016/ Sarah Change of use of land from Caravan Ms J Holmes PER FUL May Club / agricultural use to use for And Mr C 20.10.2016 touring caravans and / or camping Furness with tents, including the extension of the existing access track and formation of serviced pitches, together with the change of use of agricultural land to use as a play and crazy golf area. - Higher Alsworthy Farm Caravan Site, Bradworthy, Devon. 1/0492/2016/ Sarah Repair to 8th bridge pier from the Devon County PER LBC Chappel west - Bideford Long Bridge, Council 07.10.2016 l Bideford, Devon. 1/0533/2016/ Laura Creation of vehicle turning head and Dorset Country PER FUL Davies siting of bin store - Cleavewood, Homes 22.09.2016 Mines Road, East The Water. 1/0539/2016/ Mr Ryan Single storey extension (Amended Mrs Danielle PER FUL Steppel application form) - 84 Irsha Street, Hartwright 26.10.2016 Appledore, Bideford. 1/0541/2016/ Sarah Rear extension to replace existing Mr M Stanaway PER FUL Boyle conservatory. - Stable Cottage, 4 05.10.2016 Braddon Farm Cottages, Ashwater. 1/0549/2016/ Sarah Demolition of single storey lean-to Mr S Baker PER FUL Boyle and erection of extension to provide 26.09.2016 additional living accomodation - 2 Spanny Hone, Fairy Cross, Bideford. 1/0556/2016/ Sarah Change of use to three dwellings Mr Adam PER FUL Chappel and alterations and refurbishment WalkerTanton 06.10.2016 l resubmission of 1/1356/2014/FUL - One Ltd Tantons Hotel, New Road, Bideford. 1/0557/2016/ Sarah Change of use to three dwellings Mr Adam PER LBC Chappel and alterations and refurbishment WalkerTanton 06.10.2016 l resubmission of 1/0135/2015/LBC - One Ltd Tantons Hotel, New Road, Bideford. 1/0561/2016/ Sarah New garage and greenhouse - Diane PER FUL Chappel North Woodtown, Dolton, Winkleigh. Mathieson 26.10.2016 l 1/0584/2016/ Cheryl Retention of wildlife pond - Cranford Mr Mark Brett PER FUL Stansbu Farm, Cranford, Bideford. 26.09.2016 ry 1/0590/2016/ Laura Erection of 5 detached dwellings & Cleave Hill PER OUT Davies associated works - only access Developments 11.11.2016 under consideration - Land Off Of Ltd Cleave Hill, Dolton, Devon. 1/0611/2016/ Jenni Proposed rear conservatory - 18 Mr Ian PER FUL Pine Bray Road, Holsworthy, Devon. Sampson 26.09.2016 1/0615/2016/ Sarah Proposed new annexe, garage and Mr & Mrs Pluss PER FUL Chappel office, gazebo and new patio, 26.09.2016 l affecting a public right of way - Hembury Cottage, Buckland Filleigh, Beaworthy. 1/0616/2016/ Sarah Proposed new annexe, garage and Mr & Mrs Pluss PER LBC Chappel office, gazebo and new patio, 26.09.2016 l affecting a public right of way - Hembury Cottage, Buckland Filleigh, Beaworthy. 1/0620/2016/ Luke Construction of two storey Devon County PER FULM Simpson residential accommodation for a Council Built 25.10.2016 SEBD school including installation Environment of LPG semi mounded gas tank, Team alterations to existing external stores and construction of bin store - Marland School, Peters Marland, Torrington. 1/0628/2016/ Luke Proposed Extension to Canopy Roof Mr Alan Bowes PER FUL Simpson over The Loading Bay Yard. - 30.09.2016 Advanced Pallet Systems Ltd, Chubb Road, Bideford. 1/0637/2016/ Sarah Retention of first floor extension - Mr Craig Watt PER FUL Boyle Orchard House, Woodtown, Fairy 27.09.2016 Cross. 1/0635/2016/ Mr Ben Variation of condition 5 of L Serra PER FUL Gilpin 1/0591/2005/FUL to allow 1 unit to 01.11.2016 be occupied for 3 year temporary period (Affecting a public right of way) - Woodacott Holiday Park, Woodacott, Holsworthy. 1/0638/2016/ Mr Ryan Single storey rear extension - 25 Miss Mandy PER FUL Steppel Middleton Road, Bideford, Devon. King 22.09.2016 1/0652/2016/ Sarah Erection of gig shed - Land Adjacent Yvette Parkin PER FUL Boyle To The Carpark, The Quay, 26.09.2016 Appledore. 1/0655/2016/ Laura Revised scheme for the construction Clinton Devon PER FUL Davies of a pair of semi detached (pursuant Estates 29.09.2016 to extant permission NN 1846, dated January 1967) and the construction of a further pair of semi detached dwellings with associated access - Solwill Bungalows, Merton, Devon. 1/0656/2016/ Lewis Retrospective application for Ms Lisa Dubois PER FUL Andrews erection of commercial equine 28.09.2016 buildings and menage - Pennybrook Farm, Bradworthy, Devon. 1/0659/2016/ Mr Ryan Day room - Extension 2m squared Ms Michelle PER FUL Steppel (Retrospective) - 3 Vinegar Hill, Theobald 17.10.2016 Bideford, Devon. 1/0660/2016/ Jenni Demolition of existing Newland PER FUL Pine building,construction of 2 dwellings Homes 28.09.2016 and associated garages and parking - Dryden House, Belvoir Road, Bideford. 1/0665/2016/ Luke 1Conversion of 3 agricultural Miss Jennifer PER FUL Simpson buildings into holiday lets (Affecting Rowlands 31.10.2016 a Public Right of Way) - Buckland Mill Farm, Sheepwash, Beaworthy. 1/0669/2016/ Sarah Creation of 4.5m access gateway to Mr Roy Carter PER FUL Boyle agricultural field from public 30.09.2016 highway. - Land Adjacant To Tettaridge Villa, Liftondown, Launceston. 1/0671/2016/ Lewis Erection of 4no. (B1 _ B8) units Mr Carter PER FUL Andrews with associated access road and 29.09.2016 parking. - Land At Winkleigh Airfield, Winkleigh, Devon. PER 23.09.2016 1/0692/2016/ Sarah Earth lined lagoon for slurry storage Mr Brian PER FUL May for 5 months of the year. - Tythcott 10.10.2016 Churchcombe Farm, Yarnscombe, Barnstaple. 1/0693/2016/ Mr Ryan Extension to storage building to Mr Justin Hillyer PER FUL Steppel form additional office space - North 06.10.2016 Devon Surf School, Beach Lodge, Pebbleridge Road. 1/0702/2016/ Luke Formation of a wildlife pond - Canna Mr Darke PER FUL Simpson Park House, Halwill, Beaworthy. 06.10.2016 1/0708/2016/ Cheryl Single storey extensions to the rear Mr & Mrs PER FUL Stansbu to provide additional restaurant Prouse 29.09.2016 ry space. - Rydon Inn, Holsworthy, Devon. 1/0710/2016/ Sarah Hay/Livestock Shed - Cliston Mr Neil PER FUL Boyle Barton, Roborough, Winkleigh. Huggons 23.09.2016 1/0711/2016/ Jenni Erection of dwelling - resubmission Mr John PER FUL Pine of 1/1134/2013/FUL - 12 Tors View, Stevenson 22.09.2016 Westward Ho!, Devon. 1/0719/2016/ Sarah Change of use of barn to craft Ms Diana PER FUL May workshop - Little West Hole, Newton Illingworth-Cook 29.09.2016 St Petrock, Holsworthy. 1/0721/2016/ Sarah Repairs and alterations - Poole Ms Kathleen PER LBC Chappel Cottage, Dolton, Winkleigh. Crane 21.10.2016 l 1/0725/2016/ Luke Construction of slurry store and Messrs M E Ley PER FUL Simpson reception pit - Durpley Farm, Stibb & Son 26.10.2016 Cross, Torrington. 1/0729/2016/ Laura New dwelling - reserved matters Miss Lynsey PER REM Davies persuant to 1/0988/2014/OUT - Johns 10.10.2016 Land Adjacent Church Bungalow, Petrockstowe, Devon. 1/0763/2016/ Luke Prior notification for change of use Mr & Mrs Stuart PER AGMB Simpson of building to one dwelling under Faulkner 05.10.2016 Class Q - Agricultural Building At Woodwall, Frithelstock, Devon. 1/0731/2016/ Mr Ryan Application for change of use from Mrs Hazel PER FUL Steppel an Accountants to a Chiropody clinic Hearn 03.10.2016 - 41 - 42 High Street, Bideford, Devon. 1/0732/2016/ Mr Ryan Retrospective Fascia sign, a Mrs Hazel PER ADV Steppel Window Display and an 'A' Board. Hearn 07.11.2016 - 41 - 42 High Street, Bideford, Devon. 1/0733/2016/ Mr Proposed annexe extension to the Mr & Mrs John PER FUL Kristian side and above the existing property Woolgar 23.09.2016 Evely - 25 Woodland Park, Northam, Bideford. 1/0735/2016/ Sarah Internal alterations - Flat 1, 5 Bridge Mr Ed Collinson PER LBC Chappel Street, Bideford.
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