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JOHN WARD East Pallant House Head of Finance and Governance Services 1 East Pallant Contact: Democratic Services on 01243 534609 West Email: [email protected] PO19 1TY Tel: 01243 785166 www.chichester.gov.uk

A meeting of Planning Committee will be held in Committee Rooms, East Pallant House on Wednesday 9 June 2021 at 9.30 am

MEMBERS: Mrs C Purnell (Chairman), Rev J H Bowden (Vice-Chairman), Mr G Barrett, Mr R Briscoe, Mrs J Fowler, Mrs D Johnson, Mr G McAra, Mr S Oakley, Mr R Plowman, Mr H Potter, Mr D Rodgers, Mrs S Sharp and Mr P Wilding

SUPPLEMENT TO AGENDA

10 Council Schedule of Planning Appeals, Court and Policy Matters (Pages 1 - 11) The Planning Committee will consider the monthly schedule updating the position with regard to planning appeals, litigation and recent planning policy publications or pronouncements. 11 South Downs National Park Schedule of Planning Appeals, Court and Policy Matters (Pages 13 - 19) The Planning Committee will consider the monthly schedule updating the position with regard to planning appeals, litigation and recent planning policy publications or pronouncements.

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Chichester District Council Planning Committee

Wednesday 09 June 2021

Report of the Director Of Planning and Environment Services Schedule of

Planning Appeals, Court and Policy Matters

between 14-04-2021 - 18-05-2021 This report updates Planning Committee members on current appeals and other matters. It would be of assistance if specific questions on individual cases could be directed to officers in advance of the meeting. Note for public viewing via Chichester District Council web site

To read each file in detail, including the full appeal decision when it is issued, click on the reference number (NB certain enforcement cases are not open for public inspection, but you will be able to see the key papers via the automatic link to the Planning Inspectorate).

* = Committee level decision

1. NEW APPEALS (Lodged)

Reference/Procedure Proposal * 20/01826/FUL Chidham & Hambrook Land Adjoining A27 Scant Road West Hambrook Parish Chidham PO18 8UA

Case Officer: Mixed use development comprising 118 dwellings Andrew Robbins (including 36 affordable dwellings), public open space, Public Inquiry landscaping and associated works and a retail convenience 01-Sep-2021 store with community space above all accessed via Broad VIRTUAL Road.

Page 1 2. DECISIONS MADE

Reference/Procedure Proposal 19/01951/FUL Oving Parish Land At The Corner Of Oving Road And A27 Case Officer: Jeremy ChichesterPO20 2AG Bushell Informal Hearing Erection of 143 dwellings, with associated access, parking, public open space, landscaping, extension to residential curtilages of existing properties along Oving Road and other associated works. Appeal Decision: APPEAL WITHDRAWN

20/02466/PLD Parish Ashbourne Residential Case Officer: Maria Home Byways Selsey Sussex PO20 0HY Tomlinson Written Representation Use as a single dwelling within Use Class C3.

Appeal Decision: APPEAL DISMISSED “…The meaning of ‘use’ is provided in s336(1)1 however the concept of a material change of use is not defined in statute or statutory instrument. Nevertheless, for a material change of use to have occurred, there must be some significant difference in the character of the activities from what has occurred previously. Such considerations are a matter of fact and degree. That is reflected in the Planning Practice Guidance. I must consider whether overall, there would be a change in character in the use of the land. That consideration is required whether the effects, in planning terms, would be positive or negative. It is also clear that there would be a material change in the character of the use of the land. An 18-bedroom care home and all the comings and goings of staff, visitors, residents, deliveries and so on would, as a matter of fact and degree, be materially different to use as a single dwellinghouse for all the reasons argued by the appellant. Those reasons whilst all apparently positive from a planning perspective, still amount to a change of use in the character. … the proposed change of use would be a material change of use that would require planning permission. … For the reasons given above I conclude that the Council’s refusal to grant a certificate of lawful use or development in respect of use as a single dwelling within Use Class C3 was well-founded and that the appeal should fail.”

Page 2 3. IN PROGRESS

Reference/Procedure Proposal 17/00362/CONMHC Parish Plot 14 Land North West Of Premier Business Park Birdham Road Appledram West Sussex Case Officer: Shona Archer Without planning permission change of use of the land to Informal Hearing use as a residential caravan site. (The hearing on Linked to 17/00361/CONMHC & 17/00356/CONMHC 08-Jun-2021 is postponed – alternative date TBC) EPH

17/00361/CONMHC Birdham Parish Plot 13 Land North West Of Premier Business Park Birdham Road Appledram West Sussex Case Officer: Shona Archer Without planning permission, change of use of the Land to Informal Hearing the storage of a caravan and a diesel fuel oil tank. (The hearing on Linked to 17/00362/CONMHC & 17/00356/CONMHC 08-Jun-2021 is postponed – alternative date TBC) EPH

17/00356/CONMHC Birdham Parish Plot 12 Land North West Of Premier Business Park Case Officer: Shona Archer Birdham Road Appledram West Sussex Informal Hearing Without planning permission, change of use of the Land to (The hearing on 08-Jun- the storage of a caravan and a highway maintenance 2021 is postponed – vehicle used for white line painting. alternative date TBC) Linked to 17/00362/CONMHC & 17/00361/CONMHC EPH

* 19/02579/FUL Chichester Parish Land North West Of Newbridge Farm Salthill Road Case Officer: Martin Mew Fishbourne West Sussex Written Representation Change use of land to travellers caravan site consisting of 4no. pitches each containing 1no. mobile home, 1no. touring caravan, 1no. utility dayroom; play area and associated works. Linked to 20/00380/CONTRV

Page 3 Reference/Procedure Proposal 20/00380/CONTRV Chichester Parish Land North West Of Newbridge Farm Salthill Road Case Officer: Sue Payne Fishbourne West Sussex Informl Hearing Appeal against creation of hardstandings and siting of mobile homes without planning permission. Linked to * 19/02579/FUL

* 20/00412/OUT Chidham & Hambrook Land Off Broad Road Broad Road Hambrook PO18 8RF Parish Case Officer: Joanna Bell Informal Hearing Outline Application for the construction of 35 no. affordable residential dwellings for first time buyers and those looking to rent their first home (Paragraph 71 entry-level exception site), with all matters reserved other than access.

19/02493/OUT Parish Earnley Concourse Clappers Lane Earnley Chichester Case Officer: Jeremy West Sussex PO20 7JN Bushell Informal Hearing Outline planning application with all matters except Access reserved. Demolition of Earnley Concourse buildings, Elm Lodge, Gate Cottage and the Ranch House and replacement with residential development of up to 32 no. dwellings with associated access and footway works, landscaping, open space and drainage infrastructure

20/01235/FUL Earnley Parish 111 Second Avenue Almodington Earnley PO20 7LF Case Officer: Maria Tomlinson Written Representation Erection of 1 no. dwelling - Alternative design to planning permission E/18/02530/FUL.

20/02386/PA3Q Earnley Parish 112 Second Avenue Batchmere Chichester Case Officer: Maria West Sussex PO20 7LF Tomlinson Written Representation Notification for prior approval for a proposed change of use of agricultural building to a dwellinghouse (Class C3), and for associated operational development.

Page 4 Reference/Procedure Proposal 20/02993/FUL Earnley Parish The Shed Orchid Answers 113 Second Avenue Case Officer: Maria Batchmere Chichester West Sussex PO20 7LF Tomlinson Written Representation Replacement dwelling - amendments to design permitted under E/19/02956/FUL - to provide for 2 storey front extension.

* 19/00431/AGR And Hundredsteddle Farm Hundredsteddle Lane Chichester Bracklesham Parish West Sussex PO20 7BL Case Officer: Martin Mew Written Representation Grain store and machinery store.

20/01980/FUL Fishbourne Parish Parking Area South Of Black Boy Court Case Officer: Calum Main Road Fishbourne West Sussex Thomas Written Representation Extension and change use of roofspace to habitable accommodation over carport to create single dwellinghouse.

20/02303/FUL Fishbourne Parish Land At Bethwines Farm And South Of Ivy Lodge Case Officer: Jane Thatcher Blackboy Lane Fishbourne West Sussex Written Representation Construction of 35 no. affordable residential dwellings for first-time buyers with associated access, parking, landscaping and associated infrastructure.

* 19/00445/FUL Parish Land South East Of Tower View Nursery West Case Officer: Martin Mew Ashling Road Hambrook Funtington West Sussex Written Representation Relocation of 2 no. existing travelling show people plots plus provision of hard standing for the storage and maintenance of equipment and machinery, 6 no. new pitches for gypsies and travellers including retention of hard standing.

Page 5 Reference/Procedure Proposal 20/00234/FUL Funtington Parish Land West Of Newells Lane West AshlingPO18 8DD Case Officer: Calum Thomas Change of use of land for the stationing of 4 no. static Informal Hearing caravans and 4 no. touring caravans for a Gypsy Traveller site, including parking, hard standing and associated infrastructure. Linked to 20/00288/CONENG

20/00288/CONENG Funtington Parish Land West Of Newells Lane West Ashling Chichester Case Officer: Tara Lang West SussexPO18 8DD Informal Hearing Appeal against Enforcement Notice FU/77 Linked 20/00234/FUL

18/00323/CONHI Funtington Parish West Stoke Farm House Downs Road West Stoke Case Officer: Sue Payne Funtington Chicheste rWest Sussex PO18 9BQ Written Representation Appeal against HH/22

19/01400/FUL Parish Moores Cottage Loxwood Road Alfold Bars Case Officer: William Price Loxwood Billingshurst West Sussex RH14 0QS Written Representation Erection of a detached dwelling following demolition of free- standing garage.

* 20/01465/FUL Parish Land Adjacent To The Spinney Lagness Road Case Officer: Martin Mew West Sussex PO20 1LD Written Representation Erection of 9 no. dwellings with access, landscaping and associated works

19/02903/FUL And Parish Plot 1B Land At Sparrwood Farm Case Officer: William Price Shillinglee Road Plaistow West Sussex Written Representation Erection of stable barn and (25m x 50m) manege including fencing, solar photovoltaic panels and muck heap.

Page 6 Reference/Procedure Proposal 20/01448/FUL Plaistow And Ifold Parish Land North Of Sparrwood Farm Dunsfold Road Plaistow Case Officer: Dale Jones West Sussex RH14 0QF Written Representation Proposed agricultural barn.

20/02178/DOM Plaistow And Ifold Parish Winkins Wood Farm Shillinglee Road Plaistow RH14 0PQ Case Officer: William Price Written Representation Extension and adaptation of northern wing including removal of conservatory and internal and external alterations. Linked to 20/02179/LBC

20/02179/LBC Plaistow And Ifold Parish Winkins Wood Farm Shillinglee Road Plaistow RH14 0PQ Case Officer: William Price Written Representation Extension and adaptation of northern wing including removal of conservatory and internal and external alterations. Linked to 20/02178/DOM

19/02999/FUL Selsey Parish Hillfield House 4 Clayton Road Selsey Chichester West Case Officer: Martin Mew Sussex PO20 9DB Written Representation Demolition of existing dwelling and the erection of 4 no. dwellings, 4 no. garage spaces and associated external works.

* 20/01574/DOM Selsey Parish Park Cottage Park Road Selsey PO20 0PR Case Officer: Calum Thomas Proposed single storey rear extension. Retrospective Householder Appeal permission for outbuilding to provide ancillary accommodation and Jacuzzi shelter.

20/03159/PA3Q Parish Willowdene Nursery Fletchers Lane Sidlesham Case Officer: Maria Chichester West Sussex PO20 7QG Tomlinson Written Representation Class Q (a) application for Prior Approval - change of use from agriculture to 1 no. large dwellinghouse (C3 Use Class).

Page 7 Reference/Procedure Proposal 19/00259/CONBC Sidlesham Parish Field South Of Green Lane Piggeries Case Officer: Emma Ham Road Sidlesham West Sussex Kierans Informal Hearing Appeal against non-compliance with the conditions of the 07-Sep-2021 appeal decision - temporary occupancy EPH

20/00032/FUL Parish Gosden Green Nursery 112 Main Road Southbourne Case Officer: Joanna Bell PO10 8AY Written Representation Demolition of existing B8 and B1 buildings and erection of replacement buildings for a mix of B8 and B1 uses, with access, parking and landscaping.

20/01053/FUL Southbourne Parish Mountain Ash 106 Main Road Southbourne PO10 8AY Case Officer: Calum Thomas Erection of 1 no chalet bungalow. Written Representation

20/02077/FUL Southbourne Parish Marina Farm Thorney Road Southbourne Emsworth Case Officer: Maria PO10 8BZ Tomlinson Written Representation Redevelopment of previously developed land. Removal of existing 5 no. buildings. Proposed 1 no. dwelling.

19/02136/FUL Parish Land East Of Brook House Pound Road West Wittering Case Officer: Maria Chichester West Sussex PO20 8AJ Tomlinson Written Representation Construction of 1 no. boat house with ground floor storage ancillary to first floor self-contained residential unit. Linked to 16/00251/CONBC

20/01200/FUL West Wittering Parish Seahaven West Strand West Wittering PO20 8AU Case Officer: Maria Tomlinson Demolition of existing dwelling and construction of Written Representation replacement dwelling.

Page 8 Reference/Procedure Proposal 16/00251/CONBC West Wittering Parish Land East Of Brook House Pound Road Case Officer: Steven Pattie West Wittering Chichester West Written Representation SussexPO20 8AJ Appeal against breach of condition 2 to 13/02676/DOM - use of outbuilding subject to Enforcement Notice WW/49. Liniked to 19/02136/FUL

19/01985/FUL Westbourne Parish The Paddocks Common Road Hambrook Westbourne Case Officer: Calum Chichester West Sussex PO18 8UP Thomas Change of use of land to allow for the extension of an Informal Hearing existing Gypsy/Traveller site comprising of an additional four mobile homes, four touring caravans and one VIRTUAL dayroom.

19/03206/FUL Westbourne Parish Unit 2, Ten Acres Cemetery Lane Woodmancote Case Officer: Jane Thatcher Westbourne PO10 8RZ Written Representation Change of use of site for B8 storage of privately owned and commercial vehicles, with ancillary offices and stores. (retrospective).

19/00217/CONCOU Westbourne Parish 4 The Paddocks Common Road Hambrook Westbourne Case Officer: Steven Pattie Chichester West Sussex PO18 8UP Appeal against Enforcement Notice WE/49. Informal Hearing

Reference/Procedure Proposal 13/00163/CONWST Westbourne Parish The Old Army Camp Cemetery Lane Woodmancote Case Officer: Shona Archer Westbourne West Sussex Public Enquiry Appeal against WE/40, WE/41 and WE/42 14-Sep-2021 Hotel

Page 9 Reference/Procedure Proposal 20/02824/OUT Parish Land Within The Westhampnett / North East Chichester Case Officer: Andrew Strategic Development Location (north Of Madgwick Robbins Lane) Chichester Public Enquiry Outline Application with all matters reserved except for 03-Aug-2021 access for the residential development comprising up-to Chichester 165 dwellings, including an element of affordable housing; City Council together with an access from Madgwick Lane as well as a relocated agricultural access, also from Madgwick Lane; Green Infrastructure, including the enhancement of the Valley Linear Greenspace; sustainable drainage systems; and associated infrastructure.

4. VARIATIONS TO SECTION 106 AGREEMENTS None.

5. CALLED-IN APPLICATIONS

Reference Proposal Stage

6. COURT AND OTHER MATTERS

Injunctions Site Breach Stage Land West of Birdham Farm Enforcement Notices x 4 Original injunction obtained at the High Court on 10/8/20 to remove all caravans and all tracks, fixtures etc. Deadlines on the injunction were extended on 7/1/21 to 31 March and 30 April ’21 due to the lockdown. This was by consent. New application by Defendants lodged to extend again to 30 June and 31 July. Waiting for the court’s decision.

Court Hearings SIte Matter Stage

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Prosecutions Site Breach Stage Land South of The Stables, Of Enforcement Notice Original First hearing adjourned Hambrook by the court due to Covid restrictions to 30/7/21 at Brighton Magistrates’ Court. All papers served on the Defendant.

West Ashling Road, West Of Condition Notice Original First hearing adjourned Ashling by the court due to Covid restrictions to 30/7/21 at Brighton Magistrates’ Court. All papers served on the Defendant.

Land West of Newells Lane, Of Temporary Stop Notice Original First hearing adjourned West Ashling by the court due to Covid restrictions to 17/6/21 at Crawley Magistrates’ Court. All papers served on the Defendant.

Wildwood, 30 Southgate, Of Conditions Enforcement Court date obtained for first Chichester Notice hearing on 27 August 2021 at Brighton Magistrates’ Court. Summons and evidence to be sent to Defendants, however court date already given to them. 7. POLICY MATTERS

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South Downs National Park

Planning Committee

Report of the Director Of Planning and Environment Services

Schedule of Planning Appeals, Court and Policy Matters

Date between 14/04/2021 and 18/05/2021

This report updates Planning Committee members on current appeals and other matters. It would be of assistance if specific questions on individual cases could be directed to officers in advance of the meeting.

Note for public viewing via Chichester District Council web siteTo read each file in detail, including the full appeal decision when it is issued, click on the reference number (NB certain enforcement cases are not open for public inspection, but you will be able to see the key papers via the automatic link to the Planning Inspectorate).

* - Committee level decision. 1. NEW APPEALS Reference/Procedure Proposal SDNP/20/04320/HOUS Ridgeview (formerly Spindles) East Street Parish Council Parish Harting West Sussex GU31 5LY - Proposed front garden pergola. Case Officer: Louise Kent

Householder Appeal

Page 13 2. DECIDED Reference/Procedure Proposal SDNP/19/05939/LIS Aldworth Farm Jobsons Lane GU27 3BY - Two Lurgashall Parish Council storey rear extension to northern wing. Minor internal Parish alterations and replacement fenestration to south west extended section and north east extended section. Case Officer: Jenna Shore Amendments to planning permission SDNP/16/03556/FUL and listed building consent SDNP/16/03567/LIS. Written Representation Appeal Decision: APPEAL DISMISSED “…The main issue is whether the proposal would preserve a Grade II listed building, Aldworth Farm, and any of the features of special architectural or historic interest that it possesses. … Whilst the ridge height of the proposed two-storey extension would be lower than both that of the 1970s extension and the historic core of the building, and the eaves would be commensurate with those of the historic core, the proposal would represent a significant addition to the overall size of the section of the listed building described as the northern wing. The resultant northern wing would be substantial in scale, particularly due to its additional length, relative to the modest proportions of the historic core, making it unduly dominant to the most historic and architecturally significant section of the building. Additionally, and whilst the valley roof would facilitate the lower ridge and eaves height and be less physically intrusive to the 1970s roof, its design would have an incongruous relationship with the 1970s wing in its backdrop, as well as with the adjacent historic core. … Paragraph 193 of the National Planning Policy Framework 2019 (the Framework) advises that when considering the impact of development on the significance of designated heritage assets, great weight should be given to their conservation. Paragraph 194 goes on to advise that significance can be harmed or lost through the alteration or destruction of those assets or from development within their setting and that this should have a clear and convincing justification. Given the limited works to the fabric of the historic core, I find the harm to be less than substantial in this instance but nevertheless of considerable importance and weight. Under such circumstances, paragraph 196 of the Framework advises that this harm should be weighed against the public benefits of the proposal, which includes the securing of optimal viable use of listed buildings. The appellants consider that the proposal would be beneficial including because it would result in improved habitable space for 21st century family living, the related investment would secure the longevity of the site and the building, thermal efficiency would be improved, and a remaining uPVC door would be removed. However, these are mainly private benefits and the thermal improvements and the limited conservation benefit which lies mainly in the uPVC removal, could be achieved without the proposed extension. Therefore, any public benefits of the proposal are very limited and insufficient to outweigh the harm that I have identified. In any event, the continued viable use of the appeal property as a residential dwelling is not dependent on the proposal as the building has an ongoing residential use that would not cease in its absence. Given the above and in the absence of any significant public benefit, I conclude that, on balance, the proposal would fail to preserve the special historic interest of the Grade II listed building. This would fail to satisfy the requirements of the Act, paragraph 192 of the Framework, and policies SD12 and SD13 of the South Downs Local Plan 2019 which together seek, among other things, to ensure that development proposals would conserve and enhance the historic environment, including the significance of a listed building and its setting. Accordingly, it would also be inconsistent with the first purpose of the national park designation. It would also fail to satisfy policies SD5 and SD31, which respectively and among other things seek appropriate and sympathetic design and extensions to respect local established character, and policy SD1 which relates to sustainable development including the conservation of cultural heritage. … I conclude that the appeals should be dismissed.” Page 14 Reference/Procedure Proposal SDNP/19/05938/HOUS Aldworth Farm Jobsons Lane Lurgashall GU27 3BY - Two Lurgashall Parish Council storey rear extension to northern wing. Minor internal Parish alterations and replacement fenestration to south west extended section and north east extended section. Case Officer: Jenna Shore Amendments to planning permission SDNP/16/03556/FUL and listed building consent SDNP/16/03567/LIS. Written Representation Appeal Decision: APPEAL DISMISSED As Above

Page 15 Reference/Procedure Proposal SDNP/20/03281/HOUS Sybs Farm Jobsons Lane Windfall Wood Common Lurgashall Parish Council Lurgashall GU27 3BX - Replacement garage with ancillary Parish accommodation. Case Officer: Beverley Stubbington Householder Appeal Appeal Decision: APPEAL DISMISSED ...The development proposed is replacement garage with ancillary accommodation. ... The main issues in this appeal are: a) Whether the proposal meets the strategy for the extension of existing dwellings in the South Downs National Park (National Park); and b) The effect of the proposed development on the setting of the Grade II listed building known as Sybs Farm. ….the proposal would increase the amount of floorspace on the site by more than the Policy SD31 threshold. ... The proposed new building would be of considerable bulk, height and scale. ... there would still be a number of locations where the proposed building would be clearly visible. As a result, when seen from these views, I consider that it would appear as an overly large and dominant form of development. ... the proposal would have an intrusive impact upon the landscape and would have an adverse impact on the character and appearance of the area and therefore fail to conserve the landscape and scenic beauty of the National Park. ... The TAN identifies that a small or medium sized home is considered to typically have a gross internal area (GIA) of less than 120 m2 and/or have 1, 2 or 3 bedrooms. ... whilst the appeal property has three bedrooms, the overall GIA exceeds the level set out in the TAN. Therefore, on the basis of the evidence, I do not consider the appeal property to fall within the definition of a small or medium sized home. ... It would exceed the size threshold established in Policy SD31. Furthermore, due to its size and scale, it would fail to respect the established character of the area and therefore have a harmful impact upon the surrounding landscape. Its special interest and significance is informed by its architectural interest as a building that dates back several centuries, with the survival of key vernacular features, combined with its location within the landscape. ... the proposed replacement building, would be of a considerably greater scale, bulk and mass. ... it would appear as a visually prominent form of development. ... it would appear as an overly dominant form of development within the context of the surrounding listed building. As a consequence, the proposed development would undermine the legibility of Sybs Farm as a historical, vernacular rural dwelling, thereby diminishing its significance...... I conclude that the appeal should be dismissed..."

Page 16 Reference/Procedure Proposal SDNP/19/06009/LDP Meadow Cottage Hawksfold Lane East GU27 Fernhurst Parish Council 3JW - Proposed lawful development for single storey rear Parish extension. The application is made under the auspices of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Case Officer: Rebecca Perris Development) Order 2015 Schedule 2, Part 1 (Class A.) to build one single-storey rear extension to the detached Written Representation dwelling known as Meadow Cottage.

Appeal Decision: APPEAL DISMISSED "...The lean-to walls incorporate bricks and tile hanging which for the most part differ appreciably in colour to the external wall materials of the rest of the cottage. ... The lean- to rainwater goods are plastic, whilst those of the cottage are of traditional metal construction. These factors all suggest that the lean-to is of more recent origin than the cottage. ... The brick joints found on the rear elevation of the lean-to in particular are consistent with the use of a coarse, lime-based mortar. Historic guidance1 suggests that historically such mortars would have been used in or before the early 20th Century, where after the use of cement-based mortars became more common. ... Moreover, the mortar joints found on the lean-to are for the most part noticeably wider compared with the tighter joints on the cottage where lime mortar is evident. This also suggests that the lean-to originated more recently. ... Due to its overall width the proposal would clearly be greater than half the width of the original cottage and by extending to the rear of the lean-to, it would be beyond a wall forming the side elevation of the original cottage, thereby not meeting the limitation at Class A, paragraph A.1 (j) (iii). In any event, as the proposal would extend beyond a wall forming a side elevation of the original cottage it does not meet the limitation at paragraph A.2 (b). ... Therefore, on the balance of probability the appellant has not shown that the proposal is granted planning permission by the GPDO Article 3, Schedule 2, Part 1, Class A. It follows that in the absence of a grant of express planning permission, the proposal would not be lawful for planning purposes..."

Page 17 3. CURRENT APPEALS Reference/Procedure Proposal SDNP/20/01391/LIS Dunford House Dunford Hollow West Lavington GU29 Parish Council 0AF - Demolition of modern extension and external and Parish internal alterations to facilitate the change of use of the building to a single dwellinghouse. Case Officer: Charlotte Cranmer Informal Hearing

SDNP/20/02578/FUL Bramleys 36A Vann Road Fernhurst GU27 3JN - Fernhurst Parish Council Construction of a new dwelling and garage within the Parish garden. Case Officer: Louise Kent

Written Representation

SDNP/20/02062/HOUS Leith House Angel Street West Sussex GU28 Petworth Town Council 0BG - Demolition of existing double garage to replace with Parish Annex extension to include glazed link. Internal/external alterations to the existing property. Case Officer: Jenna Shore

Householder Appeal

SDNP/20/01390/FUL Dunford House Dunford Hollow West Lavington GU29 Heyshott Parish Council 0AF - Change of use of listed building (Use Class C2) to a Parish single dwellinghouse (Use Class C3), including demolition of modern extension and external and internal alterations. Case Officer: Charlotte Cranmer Informal Hearing

SDNP/19/03032/FUL Manor Farm Road Bignor RH20 1PQ - Change of Bignor Parish Council Parish use of agricultural land to a tourist use for the siting of 6 no. shepherds huts, camping and with a part conversion of an agricultural barn to provide ancillary facilities. Case Officer: Louise Kent

Written Representation

Page 18 Reference/Procedure Proposal SDNP/20/01635/LDP Kennels Farm Road West Lavington West West Lavington Parish Sussex GU29 0AU - Proposed use of buildings at Kennels Council Parish Farm as Estate Maintenance yard including a joinery workshop, painters workshop, stores and offices. Case Officer: Derek Price

Written Representation

SDNP/20/04320/HOUS Ridgeview (formerly Spindles) East Harting Street East Harting Parish Council Parish Harting Petersfield West Sussex GU31 5LY - Proposed front garden pergola. Case Officer: Louise Kent

Householder Appeal

4. VARIATIONS TO SECTION 106 AGREEMENTS 5. CALLED-IN APPLICATIONS Reference Proposal Stage

6. COURT AND OTHER MATTERS Injunctions Site Breach Stage

Court Hearings Site Matter Stage

Prosecutions Site Breach Stage

7. POLICY MATTERS

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