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1 A) Involving Listed Buildings Or Within a Conservation Area BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS & CONSERVATION AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990 TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING (GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURE) ORDER 1995 PLEASE NOTE that the following planning applications were registered by the City Council during w/e 23/09/2005: (Notice under Article 8 and accompanied by an Environmental Statement where appropriate) a) Involving Listed Buildings or within a Conservation Area: CENTRAL HOVE BH2005/05306 Amberley House 19 Vallance Gardens Hove OLD HOVE Change of use of rest home to 5x flats and erection of two storey rear extension to form 4 x flats (9 x self-contained flats in total) (Resubmission of Withdrawn application BH2005/00137/FP). Officer: Steve Walker 292337 Applicant: Mr G. Lamacraft, Mrs E.A. Agent: Graham Moore Lamacraft, Dr R.M.H. Sinka Care of: Graham Moore Architects Graham Moore Architects Argosy House Argosy House Collins Court Collins Court High Street High Street Cranleigh Cranleigh Surrey Surrey GU6 8AS GU6 8AS BH2005/05608 202 Church Road Hove OLD HOVE Conversion of office floorspace on 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors to three self-contained flats. Officer: Phillip Clark 292525 Applicant: Hardwich Hartley Agent: ASP Partnership 202 Church Road Old Bank Chambers Hove London Road East Sussex Crowborough BN3 2OJ TN6 2TT BH2005/05648 Flat 10 Normandy House 18 The Drive Hove WILLETT ESTATE Replace existing window and door with white PVCU. Officer: Awot Tesfai 292132 Applicant: Mr G Short Agent: Premier Windows Flat 10 Unit 4, Southern Cross Industrial Estate Normandy House Freemans Road 18 The Drive Portslade Hove BN41 1GS East Sussex BN3 3JB EAST BRIGHTON BH2005/05167 72 St Georges Road Brighton EAST CLIFF Change of height from approved scheme (BH2003/02330/FP) of 1.5m to 1.65m above parapet wall, to 1.8m above parapet wall as built. Officer: Pete Johnson 292138 Applicant: B N Trends Agent: The Alexander Partnership 27 Roedean Crescent 9 Middleton Avenue Brighton Hove BN3 4PH BH2005/05447 The Lanes Hotel 70 Marine Parade Brighton EAST CLIFF Internal alterations. Officer: Gemma Barnes 292265 Applicant: Mr Beard Agent: Designzone 70 Marine Parade Pelham House Brighton BN2 1AE 25 Pelham Square 1 Brighton BN1 4ET GOLDSMID BH2005/05476 65 Holland Road Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Demolition of existing building. Officer: Nicola Slater 292114 Applicant: Holland Road Baptist Agent: Felce & Guy Partnership Church 71 Holland Road 73 Holland Road Hove Hove East Sussex East Sussex BN3 1JN BN3 1JN BH2005/05479 65 Holland Road Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Demolition of existing building and erection of new building containing office and assembly spaces to serve existing Church. Officer: Nicola Slater 292114 Applicant: Holland Road Baptist Agent: Felce & Guy Partnership Church 71 Holland Road 73 Holland Road Hove Hove East Sussex East Sussex BN3 1JN BN3 1JN PRESTON PARK BH2005/05558 Preston Manor Preston Drove Brighton PRESTON VILLAGE External alterations including installation of ramp, handrails, pedestrian walkway and stair nosings to provide disabled access (part retrospective). Officer: Steve Lewis 292321 Applicant: Brighton and Hove City Agent: MacConvilles Council P O Box 2500 Shaftesbury Court Kings House 95 Ditchling Road Grand Avenue Brighton Hove BN1 4SE BN3 2SR BH2005/05560 Preston Manor Preston Drove Brighton PRESTON PARK Installation of ramp, handrails, pedestrian walkway and stair nosings to provide disabled access (part retrospective). Officer: Steve Lewis 292321 Applicant: Brighton and Hove City Agent: MacConvilles Council P O Box 2500 Shaftesbury Court Kings House 95 Ditchling Road Grand Avenue Brighton Hove BN1 4SE BN3 2SR BH2005/05562 Booth Museum Of Natural History 194 Dyke Road Brighton OUTSIDE CONSERVATION AREA Erection of freestanding sign to front elevation of building. Officer: Guy Everest 293334 Applicant: Brighton & Hove City Agent: MacConvilles Ltd Council Corporate Services Shaftesbury Court PO Box 2500 95 Ditchling Road Kings House Brighton Grand Avenue BN1 4ST Hove BN3 2SR BH2005/05643 8 Edburton Avenue Brighton PRESTON PARK Conservation rooflight to front roofslope and 3 rooflights to rear. Officer: Gemma Barnes 292265 Applicant: Mr G Grace Agent: Peter Walford 8 Edburton Avenue 2 Chevening Road Brighton Chevening Nr Sevenoakes 2 BN1 6EJ Kent TN14 6HG QUEEN'S PARK BH2005/02457/FP 24 St James's Street Brighton EAST CLIFF Erection of 6-storey (including basement) building comprising retail and restaurant on ground and basement floors and 8 residential units on 1st-4th floors. (Amendment to previous approvals under references BH2004/02509/FP and BH2004/02512/FP) Officer: Pete Johnson 292138 Applicant: Colin Brace Esq Agent: Jim Martin The Paddock 8 Bond Street Row London Road Brighton Hassocks BN1 1RD West Sussex BN6 9NA BH2005/05259 4 George Street Brighton EAST CLIFF To retain a shop at ground floor level and form a one bedroom flat at ground floor and basement level. Officer: Steve Lewis 292321 Applicant: Applegate Properties Ltd Agent: Eric G Edwards 4 George Street Building Design & Planning Brighton 63a Arundel Drive West BN2 1RH Saltdean Brighton BN2 8SJ BH2005/05260 4 George Street Brighton EAST CLIFF To retain a shop area at ground floor and form a one-bed flat at ground floor and basement level. Officer: Steve Lewis 292321 Applicant: Applegate Properties Ltd Agent: Eric G Edwards 4 George Street Building Design & Planning Brighton 63a Arundel Drive West BN2 1RH Saltdean Brighton BN2 8SJ BH2005/05456 19 Lower Rock Gardens Brighton EAST CLIFF Proposed vehicular access for disabled parking space. Officer: Gemma Barnes 292265 Applicant: Mr J Levene Agent: Tim Cording 19 Lower Rock Gardens 140 High Street Brighton Steyning East Sussex West Sussex BN2 1PG BN44 3LH BH2005/05520 11 Wyndham Street Brighton EAST CLIFF Rear single storey extension and external alterations to replace kitchen door with glazed screen, first floor window with french doors and balconette and associated internal alterations. Officer: Gemma Barnes 292265 Applicant: Ms Rawlings & Ms Cutler Agent: Miles Broe Architects 11 Wyndham Street Coronation Studios Brighton 104 North Road BN2 1AF Brighton BN1 1YE BH2005/05626 38 Queens Park Terrace Brighton QUEEN'S PARK Rear dormer extension and 2 no. front velux rooflights. Officer: Liz Holt 291709 Applicant: Jason Raynsford Agent: Steven Seear 75 Montgomery Street Curtis House Hove BN3 5BE 34 Third Avenue Hove BN3 2PD 3 REGENCY BH2005/05276 Rush Hair 59 North Street Brighton OLD TOWN Proposed new fluorescent facia sign and projecting sign. Officer: Louise Kent 292198 Applicant: Rush Hair Limited Agent: Think Bespoke Limited 23 George Street 17 Ranmore Road Croydon Dorking CR0 1LA RH4 1HE BH2005/05435 2 Bartholomews Brighton OLD TOWN Proposed fourth floor extensions to create additional office space. Officer: Nicola Slater 292114 Applicant: Baron Homes Corporation Agent: Phil Purvis First Floor Offices Purvis Draughting Ltd 2 Bartholomews 13 Petworth Road Brighton Brighton East Sussex East Sussex BN1 1HG BN1 8LQ BH2005/05524 34 Montpelier Road Brighton and 100 A-B Western Road Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Roof terrace for second floor flat. Officer: Sue Dubberley 292097 Applicant: Control Energy Costs Agent: J Tabacek C Cleanthi 231 Preston Drove Tollers Farm Brighton Drive Road BN1 6FL Old Coulsdon CR5 1BN BH2005/05531 39 Russell Square Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Replacement of rear windows and french doors with uPVC. Removal of fire escape ladder and landings at the rear. Officer: Ray Deans 292336 Applicant: Lincoln Estates Limited Agent: Stuart Radley Associates P.O. Box 2525 Chartered Building Surveyors Henfield 53 Portland Road West Sussex Hove BN5 9LQ BN3 5DQ BH2005/05575 5 Brighton Square Brighton OLD TOWN Display of 2 illuminated fascia lettering. Officer: Awot Tesfai 292132 Applicant: Prezzo ltd Agent: Technical Signs Ltd The Office Hille Business Centre Reading Road 132 St Albans Road Lower Basildon Watford Reading WD24 4AE RG8 9NL BH2005/05611 8 Borough Street Brighton CLIFTON HILL Internal alterations. Conservatory added and existing kitchen extended into redundant external wc. Officer: Louise Kent 292198 Applicant: Peter Drew OBE Agent: DRP Architects 87-88 Upper Lewes Road Brighton BN2 3FF BH2005/05617 105 Upper North Street Brighton CLIFTON HILL Conversion of maisonette and flat into 2 x two bed flats and 1 x one bed flat, in association with alterations to rear elevation, rear wing and insertion of two rear rooflights. Officer: Phillip Clark 292525 Applicant: Fairhomes Ltd Agent: DRP Architects 235 Main Street 87-88 Upper Lewes Road Gibraltar Brighton BN2 3FF 4 BH2005/05627 Kings Road Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Display of 8 event advertising banners fixed to existing street lamp columns. Officer: Sue Dubberley 292097 Applicant: Events Office Kings Road Grand Avenue Brighton East Sussex BN3 2ST BH2005/05635 Flat 5 146 Kings Road Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Reinstatement of top floor east elevation recessed window with sash window. Officer: Phillip Clark 292525 Applicant: Jacob Krikor Flat 5 146 Kings Road Brighton East Sussex BN1 2PJ BH2005/05638 Flat 5 146 Kings Road Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Reinstatement of top floor east elevation recessed window with sash windows. Officer: Phillip Clark 292525 Applicant: Jacob Krikor Flat 5 146 Kings Road Brighton East Sussex BN1 2PJ ROTTINGDEAN COASTAL BH2005/05286 Saltdean Barn Oval Park Arundel Drive West Saltdean OUTSIDE CONSERVATION AREA Addition of Oak Framed Porch to entrance of building. Officer: Maureen Robertson 292359
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