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Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 23 - 29 March 2015 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing name address Organisation Proposed non- material amendment to planning permission P140523/FH; (first floor extension) - smooth white render to extension,; replacement of front garage door with window,removal of 8 Rosedale window to Close, S.E;elevation and Long Orchard, 5 Belmont, insertion of 8 Rosedale Overbury Road, Hereford, window to en-suite Close, Hereford, Belmont Non Material Herefordshire, shower room on Hereford, HR2 Mr Julian Herefordshire, Rural Belmont P 150794 Amendment 18/03/2015 HR2 7ZD N.E;elevation. Mr LLoyd 7ZD Scriven HR1 1JE 348803 238335 1 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 23 - 29 March 2015 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing name address Organisation Proposed non- material amendment to planning permission P143216/F; (proposed amendment to the house design of approved scheme P140377/F;for 2 no. detached Land opposite family homes) - Bramble Farm, Broadfield amend the The Castle, Naunton, Upton Close, Bishops positioning Ashperton, Upon Severn, Bishop's Non Material Frome, and;orientation of Herefordshire, Nigel J Teale Mr Nigel J Worcestershire, Frome Frome P 150855 Amendment 25/03/2015 Herefordshire the garages. Mr Osborn HR8 2SF MRICS ABE Teale WR8 0PZ 365917 248357 Proposed residential development comprising 15 open market houses and;5 affordable houses together with The Granary, Lydiatt Place, estate road, Lynch Court, Burton & Co Wyson Lane, Land at allotments with;car Eardisland, Architectural Brimfield, Tenbury Road, parking and Leominster, Planning and Ludlow, Planning Brimfield, children's play Mr W A Herefordshire, Conservation Mr Gary Herefordshire, Brimfield Upton P 150789 Permission 18/03/2015 Herefordshire area. Tong HR6 9AR Consultants Burton SY8 4NP 352853 267971 2 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 23 - 29 March 2015 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing name address Organisation Outline application Gladman for up to 120 House, dwellings with Alexandria Gladman House, associated open Way, Alexandria Way, Land off, space;and Congleton Congleton Pencombe landscaping with Business Park, Business Park, Bromyard Lane, all other matters The Owner Congleton, Congleton, and Bromyard, reserved, except and/or Cheshire, Cheshire, CW12 Winslow Bromyard P 150727 Outline 19/03/2015 Herefordshire access. Occupier CW12 1LB 1LB 364360 254271 11 Chestnut 11 Chestnut Lane, Burghill, Lane, Burghill, Nine Wells Burghill, Works to Hereford, Proposed works to Hereford, House, Marden, Holmer and trees covered Herefordshire, Horse Chestnut Herefordshire, Stretton Tree Mr Dan Hereford, HR1 Burghill Lyde P 150822 by TPO 23/03/2015 HR4 7QN tree. Mr Kit Byatt HR4 7QN Services Stretton 3EP 348260 243173 Construction of a Land at boathouse for Burrington storage of boats Pool, and rescue Burrington, equipment;used in Elton Hall, Fairfield, Eyton, Near Ludlow, association with Elton, Ludlow, Leominster, Planning Shropshire, maintenance of Mr J Herefordshire, CJR Heritage Mr Colin Herefordshire, Burrington Mortimer P 150726 Permission 11/03/2015 SY8 2HT Burrington Pool Hepworth SY8 2HQ Services Richards HR6 0BZ 344782 272072 3 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 23 - 29 March 2015 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing name address Organisation Variation of conditions 2, 4 and 6 of approved application ref;N113588/F - change to revised plans to change Chicks the design and Cottage, materials;of Monkland, The Glatt, building and Leominster, Ferguson 18 Great George Canon Wormsley Planning Canon Pyon, form/layout of Mr Stephen Herefordshire, Mann Mr Chris Street, Bristol, Pyon Ridge P 150688 Permission 12/03/2015 Herefordshire entrance drive. Knight HR6 9DD Architects Balme BS1 5RH 345782 249163 Provision of Old Pontfaen narrow access Barns, Old between stone Little Mill, Pontfaen, barn and timber- 56 Market Glasbury-on- Golden Listed Clifford, frame barn Mr & Mrs Street, Builth Nicholas Wye, Powys, Valley Building Hereford, HR3 at;ground floor Mark Wells, Powys, Keeble Mr Nicholas Herefordshire, Clifford North P 150714 Consent 11/03/2015 5EW level Milsome LD2 3EF Associates Keeble HR3 5LG 323533 243859 Proposed demolition of existing flat roofed extension.; Replacement with Malvern Hills proposed three Malvern Hills Hotel, Jubilee storey extension Hotel, Jubilee Drive, Upper comprising of Drive, Upper Colwall, four;staff flats, Colwall, 246 Wells Road, Malvern, eight guest rooms Malvern, Malvern, Planning Herefordshire, and self-contained Mr Matthew Herefordshire, E B Worcestershire, Colwall Hope End P 150686 Permission 13/03/2015 WR13 6DW owners flat. Cooke WR13 6DW Engineering WR14 4HD 376337 240461 4 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 23 - 29 March 2015 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing name address Organisation Proposed demolition of White Oak existing garage White Oak White Oak Cottage, and erection of Cottage, Great Cottage, Great Eardisley, single Oak, Eardisley, Oak, Eardisley, Hereford, storey;annex and Hereford, Hereford, Full Herefordshire, open plan style Mr Herefordshire, Mr Herefordshire, Eardisley Castle P 143498 Householder 12/03/2015 HR3 6LU garage. Matthews HR3 6LU Matthews HR3 6LU 329900 249678 Proposed demolition of White Oak existing garage White Oak White Oak Cottage, and erection of Cottage, Great Cottage, Great Eardisley, single Oak, Eardisley, Oak, Eardisley, Listed Hereford, storey;annex and Hereford, Hereford, Building Herefordshire, open plan style Mr Herefordshire, Mr Herefordshire, Eardisley Castle P 143869 Consent 12/03/2015 HR3 6LU garage. Matthews HR3 6LU Matthews HR3 6LU 329900 249678 The Sheepcote, 1 Monks Orchard, Lumber Edwyn House, Edwyn House, Lane, Edwyn Ralph, Edwyn Ralph, Pryor & Lugwardine, Works to Bromyard, Bromyard, Rickett Hereford, Edwyn trees covered Herefordshire, Works to various Mr Terry Herefordshire, Silviculture Herefordshire, Ralph Bringsty P 150785 by TPO 17/03/2015 HR7 4LY trees Phillips HR7 4LY Ltd HR1 4AG 364378 258453 Proposed single storey orangery The Beeches, and porch The Beeches, Broad Oak, extensions to Broad Oak, 27 Elizabeth Hereford, replace;existing Mr Hereford, Road, Kington, Full Herefordshire, conservatory and Jonathan Herefordshire, Building Mr David Herefordshire, Garway Pontrilas P 150644 Householder 13/03/2015 HR2 8QY porch Bull HR2 8QY Surveyor Walters HR5 3DB 347954 221346 5 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 23 - 29 March 2015 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing name address Organisation Change of use from part agricultural stores and home reared meat;cutting room for domestic use to meat hanging, Huntsham Huntsham cutting Court Farm, Court Farm, and;processing for Huntsham Huntsham commercial Lane, Road, purposes and Goodrich, Ross- 54 High Street, Goodrich, associated parking On-Wye, Kington, Kerne Planning Herefordshire, areas; Mr Richard Herefordshire, McCartneys Mr Michael Herefordshire, Goodrich Bridge P 150680 Permission 11/03/2015 HR9 6JN (Retrospective). Vaughan HR9 6JN LLP Edwards HR5 3BJ 356299 217429 Grendon Grendon Manor, Manor, 35 Caswell Bredenbury, Bredenbury, Crescent, Bromyard, Bromyard, Leominster, Grendon Hampton Planning Herefordshire, Proposed lambing Mr & Mrs Herefordshire, Mr Ian Herefordshire, Bishop Court P 150756 Permission 16/03/2015 HR7 4TH shed Piggott HR7 4TH Savagar HR6 8BE 359485 256580 Certificate of lawfulness for existing use of a property that has been;occupied by a tenant, not employed or Kynaston The Haven, connected with Lodge, Kynaston Lodge, Hentland, agriculture, for;an Hentland, Ross- Hentland, Ross- Certificate of Ross-On-Wye, uninterrupted On-Wye, On-Wye, Lawfulness Herefordshire, period of more that Herefordshire, Herefordshire, Hentland Pontrilas P 150513 (CLEUD) 12/03/2015 HR9 6LP 10 years. Mr M Harris HR9 6LP Mr M Harris HR9 6LP 354249 227278 6 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 23 - 29 March 2015 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing name address Organisation 80 Hampton 80 Hampton Park Road, Park Road, 61 Ross Road, Hereford,
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