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Development Services Weekly List of Decisions Issued - 09/01/2015 to 16/01/2015 All applications can be viewed online at www.dorsetforyou.com or at the Council Offices at Nordon during office hours. Data based on applications where decision issued within date range above. Blandford Forum 2/2014/1430/LBC Install 1 No. replacement window. Decision Issued Date: 12-Jan-2015 Officer: Mr David Randles 81 Salisbury Street Blandford Forum Decision: Approve Dorset DT11 7PY Applicant: Ms S Purnell Link online 2/2014/1480/HOUSE Erect single storey extension (amended scheme to 2/2012/1336). Decision Issued Date: 13-Jan-2015 Officer: Mr Stephen Clark 16 Ramsbury Close Blandford Forum Decision: Approve Dorset DT11 7UF Applicant: Mr And Mrs Caines Link online Blandford St. Mary 2/2014/1396/FUL Erect buildings to accommodate replacement water purification plant and recycling centre; install replacement pumping station with 2.1m high Decision Issued Date: 16-Jan-2015 perimeter fence and form new vehicular access to pumping station for Officer: Mr Stephen Clark Hall & Woodhouse Bournemouth Road Decision: Approve Blandford St Mary Dorset Applicant: Hall And Woodhouse Ltd Link online Data Date: 16/01/2015 Page 1 of 10 2/2015/0004/DOC Discharge of Condition No. 35 - Archaeological Details; following grant of Outline Planning Permission No. 2/2006/1353. Decision Issued Date: 12-Jan-2015 Officer: Mr Stephen Clark Hall And Woodhouse Bournemouth Road Decision: Determined Blandford St Mary Dorset Applicant: Hall And Woodhouse Ltd Link online Charlton Marshall 2/2014/1614/NMA Non-material amendment to Planning Permission No. APP/N1215/A/13/2196480 (LPA Ref. 2/2012/1292) for changes to Decision Issued Date: 13-Jan-2015 design / materials of houses, garages and boundary treatments; tree Officer: Mr Stephen Clark Land At E 389964 N 103863 Church Lane Decision: Approve Charlton Marshall Dorset Applicant: Linden Homes Link online Gillingham 2/2014/1370/VARIA Remove Condition No. 4 of Planning Permission No. 2/90/0624 dated 21/09/1995 which restricts the occupancy of the dwelling to persons that Decision Issued Date: 14-Jan-2015 own or are employed at Stock Hill House Hotel. Officer: Mr Andrew Williams Managers Residence Stock Hill House Hotel Decision: Approve Access To Stockhill House Gillingham Applicant: Mr F P Hauser Link online Data Date: 16/01/2015 Page 2 of 10 2/2014/1406/HOUSE Erect 1.8 m high fence. Decision Issued Date: 13-Jan-2015 Officer: Mrs Rachel Noke 2 Milestone Way Gillingham Decision: Approve Dorset SP8 4TB Applicant: Dr J Phillips Link online 2/2014/1428/MODPO Request to discharge all planning obligations of an Agreement dated 01/08/1995 under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act Decision Issued Date: 14-Jan-2015 1990, to enable the dwelling to be owned and occupied separately to Officer: Mr Andrew Williams Managers Residence Stock Hill House Hotel Decision: Approve Access To Stockhill House Gillingham Applicant: Mr F P Hauser Link online Hazelbury Bryan 2/2014/1599/P3IAPA Change of use of a building from a retail (Use Class A1 or A2) use or a mixed retail and residential use to a use falling within Use Class C3 Decision Issued Date: 15-Jan-2015 (Dwellinghouse), and for associated operational development. Officer: Mr James Lytton-Trevers The Old Cow Shed Star Farm Decision: Grant Prior Approval Pleck Hill Wonston Applicant: Mr R Green Link online Hilton Data Date: 16/01/2015 Page 3 of 10 2/2014/1313/FUL Change of use of land to station mobile home and form 2 No. parking spaces (retrospective). Decision Issued Date: 14-Jan-2015 Officer: Mr James Lytton-Trevers Lower Farm House Village Road (hilton) Via Milton Abbey To Pond Head - Road Part In Decision: Approve Milton Abbas Hilton Applicant: E A And J A Hiscock Limited Link online Iwerne Minster 2/2014/1197/FUL Erect 1 No. dwelling. Decision Issued Date: 14-Jan-2015 Officer: Mr Andrew Williams Land At E 386803 N 114222 Watery Lane Decision: Approve Iwerne Minster Dorset Applicant: Mr J Morley Link online 2/2014/1212/LBC Clean and repoint war memorial. Decision Issued Date: 13-Jan-2015 Officer: Mrs Rachel Noke War Memorial Higher Street Decision: Withdraw Iwerne Minster Dorset Applicant: Mrs N Phillips Link online 2/2014/1665/CATREE T1 - Mulberry - Reduce weight of second bough going towards gravel drive by 2m. Prune back away from roof by 1-2m. Decision Issued Date: 14-Jan-2015 Officer: Ms Charlotte Williams Home Farm House Home Farm Decision: Approve Iwerne Minster Dorset Applicant: Mr T Ingram Link online Data Date: 16/01/2015 Page 4 of 10 Marnhull 2/2014/1593/HOUSE Erect single storey extension to form garage. Decision Issued Date: 14-Jan-2015 Officer: Ms Sarah Jennings The Bungalow Phillips Hill Decision: Approve Marnhull Dorset Applicant: Mr R Guy Link online Milton Abbas 2/2014/1437/FUL Erect extension and convert building to form 1 No. dwelling (demolish existing lean-to extension). Decision Issued Date: 14-Jan-2015 Officer: Mr Stephen Clark Building Between Hambro Arms And The Old Chapel Pond Head To Whitechurch Road Decision: Approve Milton Abbas Dorset Applicant: Mr Geoff Parr Link online Motcombe 2/2014/1495/HOUSE Erect summer house / games room. Decision Issued Date: 13-Jan-2015 Officer: Mrs Rachel Noke The Old Kennels Lodge Lane To The Old Kennels - Track Decision: Refuse Motcombe Dorset Applicant: Mr Mauleverer Link online Shaftesbury Data Date: 16/01/2015 Page 5 of 10 2/2014/1574/PDE Erect conservatory 3.3 metres beyond the rear wall of the original dwelling, height 2.95 m and height from eaves 2.25 m. Decision Issued Date: 12-Jan-2015 Officer: Mrs Rachel Noke 32 Sweetmans Road Shaftesbury Decision: Permitted Development Dorset SP7 8EH Applicant: Mr And Mrs Mordue Link online Shillingstone 2/2014/1174/FUL Erect 2 No. two storey extensions. Decision Issued Date: 12-Jan-2015 Officer: Mr James Lytton-Trevers 17 And 18 Hine Town Lane Shillingstone Decision: Approve Dorset DT11 0SN Applicant: Mrs R Oakley Link online Stalbridge 2/2014/1414/LBC Install 5 No. replacement windows and replace front door. Remove and replace lead roof over rear dormer window and install guttering. Carry Decision Issued Date: 14-Jan-2015 out internal and external alterations. Officer: Mrs Rachel Noke 2 Station Road Stalbridge Decision: Approve Dorset DT10 2RG Applicant: Spectrum Housing Group Link online Stourton Caundle Data Date: 16/01/2015 Page 6 of 10 2/2014/1367/LBC Remove walls in recess, insert steel beams to support first floor chimney, form studwork partitions and carry out associated and other Decision Issued Date: 13-Jan-2015 internal works. Officer: Mr Andrew Williams The Old Rectory The Street Decision: Approve Stour Provost Dorset Applicant: Mr H Depelet Link online Sturminster Newton 2/2014/1390/FUL Erection of a flood defensive wall and flood gate (south), remove black rendered plinth and carry out DPM waterproofing, erect defensive wall Decision Issued Date: 13-Jan-2015 and flood defence gate (north), erect estate style post and bar fencing Officer: Mr James Lytton-Trevers The Bull Tavern Common Lane Decision: Approve The Bridge Dorset Applicant: Hall And Woodhouse Link online 2/2014/1391/LBC Erection of a flood defensive wall and flood gate (south), remove black rendered plinth and carry out DPM waterproofing, erect defensive wall Decision Issued Date: 13-Jan-2015 and flood defence gate (north), erect estate style post and bar fencing Officer: Mr James Lytton-Trevers The Bull Tavern Common Lane Decision: Approve The Bridge Dorset Applicant: Hall And Woodhouse Link online 2/2015/0038/PDT Install 1 No. DSLAM equipment cabinet olive green Decision Issued Date: 13-Jan-2015 Officer: Telecommunications Cabinet At E 379177 N 115067 North Fields Decision: Approve Sturminster Newton Dorset Applicant: Harlequin Group Link online Data Date: 16/01/2015 Page 7 of 10 2/2015/0051/PDT Installation of 1 No. DSLAM Equipment Cabinet Decision Issued Date: 15-Jan-2015 Officer: Mr Stephen Clark Telecommunication Cabinet Station Road Decision: Approve Sturminster Newton Dorset Applicant: The Harlequin Group Link online Tarrant Hinton 2/2014/1626/CATREE T1 - Pollarded Willow - Fell Decision Issued Date: 13-Jan-2015 Officer: Ms Charlotte Williams Aldenham Gunville Road Decision: Approve Tarrant Hinton Dorset Applicant: Mr J Hescrofs Link online Winterborne Stickland 2/2014/1604/DOC Discharge of Condition No. 3 - Materials (Samples for Approval); following grant of Planning Permission No. 2/2014/1002. Decision Issued Date: 14-Jan-2015 Officer: Mr Stephen Clark Pleck Cottage Hedge End To North Street Decision: Determined Winterborne Stickland Dorset Applicant: Mr S Spolton Link online Data Date: 16/01/2015 Page 8 of 10 2/2014/1625/CATREE G1 - Roadside Trees - Crown raise to 5m to clear road Decision Issued Date: 13-Jan-2015 T2 - Yew - Reduce branches by 25% over road and neighbours drive Officer: Ms Charlotte Williams The Old Rectory North Street Decision: Approve Winterborne Stickland Dorset Applicant: Mr Penny Link online Data Date: 16/01/2015 Page 9 of 10 Full public consultations: ADV Application for advertisement consent COU Change of Use CPE Application for Certificate of Lawfulness for existing development or use FUL Full planning application (includes detailed design and layout) OUT Outline application reserving some detail for reserved matter submission REM Reserved Matters following grant of outline permission HOUSE Householder alterations / extensions LBC Listed Building consent LBD Listed Building demolition PAEIA Planning Application accompanied by Environmental Impact Assessment
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