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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 24/03/2006: (Notice under Article 8 and accompanied by an Environmental Statement where appropriate) a) Involving Listed Buildings or within a Conservation Area: BRUNSWICK AND ADELAIDE BH2006/00640 4 St Johns Road Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Demolition of existing building and erection of 3 no. terraced live-work houses. Officer: Guy Everest 293334 Applicant: Wildcourt Limited Agent: David J Knipe RIBA 4 Rivers House 18 Braemore Court Fentiman Walk Kingsway Hertford Hove Herts, SG14 1DB BN3 4FG BH2006/00715 34-35 Western Road Hove ADJOINING COLLEGE Conversion of offices (B1) on the upper floors into 6 self-contained flats. Officer: Nicola Slater 292114 Applicant: Highgrove Real Estate Ltd Agent: Graham Johnson Designs C/o Graham Johnson Designs 37A Portland Road 37A Portland Road Hove Hove BN3 5DQ BN3 5DQ CENTRAL HOVE BH2006/00650 Flat 12 Marlborough Court 46 - 48 The Drive Hove WILLETT ESTATE Replacement UPVC windows. Officer: Jonathan Puplett 292525 Applicant: Mr Robert Cohen Flat 12 Marlborough Court 46 - 48 The Drive Hove East Sussex BH2006/00766 Flat 3 5 Medina Terrace Hove CLIFTONVILLE Replacement windows and doors to fourth floor. Officer: Clare Simpson 292454 Applicant: Ms C Henson Agent: Hawkins Fagg Partnership 13 Balgores Crescent 189 Freshfield Road Gidea Park Brighton Romford BN2 9YE Essex RM2 6AB BH2006/00808 Flat 5, 22 Third Avenue, Hove THE AVENUES Replace existing front door and all windows with white UPVC units, including the replacement of the main window in the front bay with white UPVC french doors. Officer: Jonathan Puplett 292525 Applicant: Ms Hymans Agent: Anglian Windows Flat 5 Unit 10-12 22 Third Avenue Station Road Industrial Estate Hove Hailsham BN3 2PD East Sussex BN27 2EY 1 BH2006/00827 1E St Aubyns Gardens Hove OLD HOVE Replace existing timber sash window to rear of property with white UPVC french doors and replace existing rear door with white UPVC windows. Officer: Jonathan Puplett 292525 Applicant: Ken Warren Agent: Simon Monk BHCC Housing Services Dunlop Haywwards 20-22 Oxford Street Tower Point Brighton North Road BN1 4LA Brighton BN1 1YR HANGLETON & KNOLL BH2006/00569 Hangleton Manor Hangleton Valley Drive Hove HANGLETON MANOR Single storey extension, flood lighting, new gate, illuminated post sign, internal alterations. Officer: Nicola Slater 292114 Applicant: Hall & Woodhouse Ltd Agent: HLF Planning The Brewery 20 West Mills Blandford St Mary Newbury Dorset Berkshire RG14 5HG PRESTON PARK BH2006/00722 Garton House 22 Stanford Avenue Brighton (MAJOR APPLICATION) ADJOINING PRESTON PARK Outline application for the redevelopment of Garton House to provide 3 two-bedroom flats, 8 one-bedroom flats, 8 studio flats and meeting room for family support work. Officer: Rachael Hobman 292175 Applicant: The Chichester Diocesan Agent: Mr P Witten Association For Family Support Work Church House 24 Kings Court 211 New Church Road Hill Lane Hove Crowborough BN3 4ED East Sussex TN6 1DY QUEEN'S PARK BH2006/00204 Dolphin House 2-5 Manchester Street Brighton EAST CLIFF Erect glass canopy over entrance doors. Officer: Louise Kent 292198 Applicant: CBS Ltd Mark Humphrey Lyon House 160-166 Borough High Street London SE1 1LB BH2006/00359 126 to 127 St James's Street Brighton EAST CLIFF Change of use of part of first floor from vacant storage to tanning facilities. Officer: Gemma Barnes 292265 Applicant: The Noble Organisation Agent: Mr Michael Fox 1A Dukesway Court 1A Dukesway Court Team Valley Team Valley Gateshead Gateshead Tyne and Wear NE11 0PJ Tyne and Wear NE11 0PJ REGENCY BH2006/00550 83 Western Road Brighton ADJOINING REGENCY SQUARE Illuminated fascia signs. Officer: Jonathan Puplett 292525 Applicant: Herbal Inn Agent: Northampton Signs Ltd 191 Regents Park Road Unit 5 Stour Road London Weedon Road Industrial Estate N3 3PA Northampton NN5 5AA 2 BH2006/00725 55-56 Regency Square Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Installation of lights, security cameras and doors to the front elevation and replacement of first floor fireplace and other alterations (part retrospective). Officer: Clare Simpson 292454 Applicant: Zoran Maricevic 55-56 Regency Square Brighton BN1 2FF BH2006/00794 16 Clifton Place Brighton MONTPELIER AND CLIFTON HILL Demolition of existing orchid house and construction of summerhouse. Officer: Jonathan Puplett 292525 Applicant: Dr John Riddington 16 Clifton Place Brighton East Sussex BN1 3FN BH2006/00878 The Rock Shop 55 Kings Road Brighton OLD TOWN Alterations to shop front. Officer: Clare Simpson 292454 Applicant: Mr C Burt Agent: Grummitt Wade Chartered Surveyors The Rock Shop Maritime House West Pier Basin Road North Kings Road hove Brighton BN41 1WR East Sussex BH2006/00901 6 to 8 Consecutive Preston Street Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Replacement of two rear ventilation grills with one grill. Officer: Jason Hawkes 292153 Applicant: Stanley Casinos Ltd Agent: Farrell Bass Prichard 14 Linden Square Harefield Middlesex UB9 6TQ ST. PETER'S & NORTH LAINE BH2006/00360 Rear of Buckingham Lodge Buckingham Place Brighton WEST HILL Construction of a terrace of 3 two-bedroom two-storey mews houses. Officer: Victor Grayson 293990 Applicant: Colin Brace Agent: Lomax Cassidy & Edwards C/O Agent 164 - 165 Western Road 164 - 165 Western Road Brighton Brighton BN1 2BB BN1 2BB BH2006/00466 London Road Methodist Church 88 London Road Brighton (MAJOR APPLICATION) ADJOINING LISTED BUILDING / OUTSIDE CONSERVATION AREA Demolition of existing church and ancillary buildings. Construction of a four-storey building comprising ground floor/part first floor shop unit with cafe, and 16 one-bedroom and 2 two- bedroom flats at first, second and third floor levels. Officer: George Allpress 292138 Applicant: The Methodist Church Agent: Overton-Hart Brighton & Hove Methodist Circuit 4 English Business Park c/o 38 Raphael Road English Close Hove Hove BN3 5QQ BN3 7EE 3 BH2006/00864 44-47 Gardner Street Brighton NORTH LAINE Display of illuminated signage comprising fascia sign and 2 hanging signs. Officer: George Allpress 292138 Applicant: Gourmet Burger Kitchen Agent: Cotton Thompson Cole Wisconsin UK Ltd Tuition House PO Box 37240 27-37 St Georges Road London London SW11 4YQ SW19 4EU BH2006/00890 Methodist Church 88 London Road Brighton ADJOINING LISTED BUILDING Demolition of existing church and ancillary buildings. Construction of a four storey building comprising residential flats and shop unit with cafe. Redevelopment works affecting listed building at 87 London Road. Officer: George Allpress 292138 Applicant: The Methodist Church Agent: Overton-Hart Brighton & Hove Circuit 4 English Business Park c/o 38 Raphael Road English Close Hove BN3 5QQ Hove BN3 7EE BH2006/00890 Methodist Church 88 London Road Brighton OUTSIDE CONSERVATION AREA Demolition of existing church and ancillary buildings. Construction of a four storey building comprising residential flats and shop unit with cafe. Redevelopment works affecting listed building at 87 London Road. Officer: George Allpress 292138 Applicant: The Methodist Church Agent: Overton-Hart Brighton & Hove Circuit 4 English Business Park c/o 38 Raphael Road English Close Hove BN3 5QQ Hove BN3 7EE STANFORD BH2006/00889 6 Tongdean Road Hove TONGDEAN AREA Proposed roof infill of existing valley. Officer: Clare Simpson 292454 Applicant: Mr & Mrs Peachey Agent: BPM 6 Tongdean Road 31A Warmdene Road Hove Brighton East Sussex BN1 8NL BN3 6QB WITHDEAN BH2006/00584 Homeleigh South Road Brighton PRESTON VILLAGE Demolition of existing North boundary wall and the rebuilding of the wall to the same specification and appearance as the existing wall. Officer: Jonathan Puplett 292525 Applicant: Mark Willett Homeleigh South Road Brighton East Sussex BN1 6SB 4 Re-advertisements CENTRAL HOVE BH2005/05594 King Alfred/RNR Site Kingsway Hove MAJOR ADJOINING CLIFTONVILLE ADJOINING PEMBROKE AND PRINCES AREA ADJOINING OLD HOVE ADJOINING LISTED BUILDING Mixed use development comprising new public sports centre, 752 residential units (including affordable housing) in two towers and eight other buildings, with ground floor commercial uses within use classes A1 (retail), A3 (restaurants & cafés) and A4 (drinking establishments), with basement parking and doctors surgery. This application is accompanied by an Environmental Statement. Officer: Luke Perkins 292178 Applicant: Karis (King Alfred Developments) Limited Care of: Hepher Dixon Bridewell Gate 9 Bridewell Place London EC4V 6AW Agent: Hepher Dixon Bridewell Gate 9 Bridewell Place London EC4V 6AW PRESTON PARK BH2006/00186 Downs Junior School Rugby Road Brighton PRESTON PARK Demolition of existing dining hall and construction of new dining hall with covered walkway glazed link to main building. Alterations to existing toilet block to form central access to new dining hall. Officer: Steve Lewis 292321 Applicant: Brighton & Hove City Council Finance and Property Room 210 Corporate Services Kings House Grand Avenue Hove BN3 2SR BH2006/00187 Downs Junior School Rugby Road Brighton PRESTON PARK Demolition of existing dining hall and construction of new dining hall with covered walkway glazed link to main building. Alterations to existing toilet block to form central access to new dining hall. Officer: Steve Lewis 292321 Applicant: Brighton
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