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Week Ending 9 October 2020 TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL – PLANNING SERVICES _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY LIST OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND NOTIFICATIONS : NO. 41 Week Ending: 9th October 2020 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Comments on any of these matters should be forwarded IN WRITING (including email) to arrive before the application publicity expiry date shown in the second to last column Head of Planning and Building Beech Hurst Weyhill Road ANDOVER SP10 3AJ In accordance with the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information Act) 1985, any representations received may be open to public inspection. You may view applications and submit comments on-line – go to www.testvalley.gov.uk APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 20/02364/TREEN 1 x Maple - Reduce by 1.5m East Manor House, Church Mrs Sarah Derbyshire Mr Rory Gogan 06.10.2020 Road, Abbotts Ann, Andover 28.10.2020 ABBOTTS ANN Hampshire SP11 7BH 20/02400/FULLN Demolition of existing White Smocks , Little Ann Mr Robert Giles Mr Luke Benjamin YES 05.10.2020 bungalow and construction of Road, Little Ann, SP11 7SN 06.11.2020 ABBOTTS ANN replacement dwelling 20/02410/RDCAN Demolition of existing White Smocks, Little Ann Road, Mr Robert Giles Mr Luke Benjamin YES 05.10.2020 bungalow Little Ann, Andover Hampshire 06.11.2020 ABBOTTS ANN SP11 7SN 20/02420/LBWN Removal and replacement of Clematis Cottage , 88 Little Ann Ms Shane Rowles Mr Luke Benjamin 06.10.2020 ceiling beam in ground floor Road, Little Ann, SP11 7NW 06.11.2020 ABBOTTS ANN front room, which runs from the fireplace to the opposite wall adjoining the bathroom 20/02193/FULLN Erection of a shed in front 32 The Drove, Andover, SP10 Mr And Mrs Barry And Katherine Bundy 08.10.2020 garden to be used as a 3DL, Melanie Birmingham 04.11.2020 ANDOVER TOWN hobby room (HARROWAY) 20/02355/FULLN Single storey front and rear 8 Upper Drove, Andover, Mr And Mrs Morris Mrs Donna Dodd 06.10.2020 extensions; new vehicular Hampshire, SP10 3NB 30.10.2020 ANDOVER TOWN access and paved parking (HARROWAY) area Week Ending: 9th October 2020 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 20/02433/FULLN Demolish existing 5 Celtic Drive, Andover, SP10 Miss Susan Eighteen Katherine Bundy 07.10.2020 conservatory and erection of 2UA, 30.10.2020 ANDOVER TOWN replacement conservatory (MILLWAY) 20/02458/TPON T1 - Horse Chestnut - 19 Winterdyne Mews, Andover, Mrs Broadhurst Miss Rachel Cooke YES 08.10.2020 pollarded back to main stem, Hampshire, SP10 3AG 30.10.2020 ANDOVER TOWN T2 - Black Walnut - Remove (MILLWAY) low limb growing towards garden and remove one low limb growing into adjacent Beech tree 20/02448/CLPN Certificate of proposed lawful 2 Farrs Avenue, Andover, Mr Williams Mr Luke Benjamin 07.10.2020 development for the SP10 2AH, 31.10.2020 ANDOVER TOWN conversion of detached (WINTON) garage to living space 20/02375/FULLN Continue the wood cladding All Saints View, Cocum Road, Mr Shaun Dunning, B Mrs Samantha 05.10.2020 to the sides and rear of Barton Stacey, Winchester And L South Ltd Owen BARTON STACEY existing car port Hampshire SO21 3RL 06.11.2020 20/02446/TPON Silver Birch - Reduce canopy Matilda House, Goodworth Mrs Fiona Webber Miss Rachel Cooke 06.10.2020 by one third (3 metre Clatford, Andover, Hampshire 29.10.2020 GOODWORTH reduction on sides and SP11 7RE CLATFORD reduce height by 3 metres), and deadwood Week Ending: 9th October 2020 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 20/02459/TREEN T1 - mature Ash - Fell to Fishing Cottage , Church Lane, Mrs Jausas Miss Rachel Cooke YES 08.10.2020 ground level Goodworth Clatford, SP11 7HL 30.10.2020 GOODWORTH T2 - semi-mature Ash (by CLATFORD greenhouse) - Fell to ground level G1 - 3 x declining Ash on Island - fell to ground level G2 - young dead Ash on island, some overhanging river - fell to ground level 20/02407/FULLN Installation of pool and Ibthorpe Manor Farm , Mr And Mrs M Watson Katie Nethersole YES 05.10.2020 erection of associated pool Horseshoe Lane, Ibthorpe, 06.11.2020 HURSTBOURNE house SP11 0BZ TARRANT 20/02427/TREEN G1 - Two conifer trees - The White House, The Dene, Julie Osbourne Miss Rachel Cooke YES 06.10.2020 Reduce height by up to 20m, Hurstbourne Tarrant, Andover 28.10.2020 HURSTBOURNE G2 - Five Conifer trees - Hampshire SP11 0AH TARRANT Reduce height by up to 20m 20/02439/FULLN Erection of a porch and a 8 Dines Close, Hurstbourne Mr Seth Grant Katherine Bundy 06.10.2020 single story side extension, Tarrant, Andover, Hampshire 30.10.2020 HURSTBOURNE to provide additional living SP11 0BE TARRANT space Week Ending: 9th October 2020 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 20/02470/LBWN Internal alterations to barn to Ibthorpe Manor Farm , Mr And Mrs M Watson Katie Nethersole YES 09.10.2020 provide home office; Horseshoe Lane, Ibthorpe, 06.11.2020 HURSTBOURNE including drylining and SP11 0BZ TARRANT insulation, replacement of flooring, insertion of new window into existing opening, and installation of stud partitions 20/02426/FULLN Single storey side and rear 1 Church Road, Nether Wallop, Mr And Mrs Courcoux Alexandra Jeffery 07.10.2020 extension, following SO20 8ET, 06.11.2020 NETHER WALLOP demolition of existing garage, to provide additional living space and accommodation 20/02445/CLEN Certificate of lawful existing The Grain Dryer , Romsey Mr B Pike, Brian Pike Mr Luke Benjamin 07.10.2020 for a) part of the agricultural Road, Nether Wallop, SO20 Packaging 31.10.2020 NETHER WALLOP building as a metal 8DT work/fabrication business operated by Brian Pike Packaging - a use falling under Class B2 of the UCO ; b) the use of associated land (edged blue within the overall red line) for the storage of raw materials and finished products in association with the Class B2 use in (a) above; c) The use of the land (edged brown within the red line) for the parking of Week Ending: 9th October 2020 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE vehicles in association with the Class B2 use in (a) above; d) The use of the access in association with the Class B2 use in (a) above 20/02457/TREEN T1 - Ash Tree - Fell to Land Inbetween Ringwold Mr Terry Howells Miss Rachel Cooke YES 07.10.2020 ground level House And Wykeham House, 30.10.2020 OVER WALLOP Farley Street, Nether Wallop, Stockbridge Hampshire SO20 8EQ 20/02486/TREEN T1 - Ash Tree - Reduce to Land Inbetween Ringwold Mr Terry Howells Miss Rachel Cooke YES 08.10.2020 8m in height and balance House And Wykeham House, 03.11.2020 OVER WALLOP canopy accordingly Farley Street, Nether Wallop, Stockbridge Hampshire SO20 8EQ 20/02473/FULLN To operate a car boot on Land Adjacent Motley Mill, Mr Graham North, Mrs Donna Dodd YES 09.10.2020 agricultural land on Sunday Weyhill Road, Weyhill, Andover North And Sons Ltd 03.11.2020 PENTON GRAFTON mornings from March to Hampshire SP10 3LW October totalling 28 days 20/02318/FULLN Single storey rear and side 1 Lime Tree, Fullerton Road, Ms Alison Johnson Katherine Bundy 07.10.2020 extension Wherwell, Andover Hampshire 06.11.2020 WHERWELL SP11 7JS Week Ending: 9th October 2020 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 20/02421/TPOS Pine tree - fell Birchwood, Hook Crescent, Mr I Packham Miss Rachel Cooke 06.10.2020 Cypress trees x2 - remove all Ampfield, Romsey Hampshire 28.10.2020 AMPFIELD dead and decayed branches SO51 9DE 20/02430/TPOS T30 - Norway Spruce - Fell, 42 Baddesley Road, Chandlers Mr Simon Ellaby Miss Rachel Cooke 06.10.2020 T31 - Douglas Fir - Fell Ford, SO53 5NH, 28.10.2020 AMPFIELD 20/02450/TPOS T1 - twin stem Silver Birch - 19 Hocombe Wood Road, Mr Beecroft Miss Rachel Cooke 07.10.2020 Remove to ground level and Chandlers Ford, SO53 5PN, 29.10.2020 AMPFIELD replant with one Silver Birch tree - Heavily weighted towards house and road, fears of failure in the winter months. 20/02461/TREES G1 - Ash Trees - Fell Land Adjacent To Chapel Mr Richard Brownsey Miss Rachel Cooke 06.10.2020 Works, Newport Lane, 30.10.2020 BRAISHFIELD Braishfield, Romsey Hampshire SO51 0PL 20/02376/FULLS One and two storey side High Pines, Heatherlands Mr And Mrs Patel Mr Nathan Glasgow 05.10.2020 extensions, two storey front Road, Chilworth, Southampton 28.10.2020 CHILWORTH extension, dormers to the Hampshire SO16 7JB rear to provide for rooms in roof and erection of detached garage with room above Week Ending: 9th October 2020 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 20/02389/VARS To vary condition 1 Heather Hill , Chilworth Road, Mr Simon Senyk Miss Sarah Barter 08.10.2020 (approved plans) of Chilworth, SO16 7JZ 04.11.2020 CHILWORTH 18/02759/VARS to include a garage to plot 4 20/02411/TPOS T9 - Hornbeam - Reduce by Beech Hollow , Chilworth Road, Mr Bradford Miss Rachel Cooke YES 05.10.2020 up to 3-4m and Crown Lift to Chilworth, SO16 7JU 27.10.2020 CHILWORTH up to 4m, T10 - Pine - Fell 20/02442/FULLS Erection of a 3 bedroom Land Adjacent 4 Chilworth Tracey Hancock Mr Nathan Glasgow 07.10.2020 detached
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