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Week Ending 15Th August 2008 TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL – PLANNING SERVICES _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY LIST OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND NOTIFICATIONS : NO. 32 Week Ending: 15th August 2008 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Comments on any of these matters should be forwarded IN WRITING (including fax and email) to arrive before the expiry date shown in the second to last column For the Northern Area to: For the Southern Area to: Head of Planning Head of Planning Beech Hurst Council Offices Weyhill Road Duttons Road ANDOVER SP10 3AJ ROMSEY SO51 8XG 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 08/01953/FULLN Erection of open sided car Pollyanna, Little Ann Road, Mrs Barbara Jankowski Miss Sarah Barter 11.08.2008 port to rear Little Ann, Andover Hampshire 05.09.2008 ABBOTTS ANN SP11 7SN 08/01954/LBWN Erection of open sided car Pollyanna, Little Ann Road, Mrs Barbara Jankowski Miss Sarah Barter 11.08.2008 port to rear Little Ann, Andover Hampshire 05.09.2008 ABBOTTS ANN SP11 7SN 08/02011/FULLN Erection of single storey 12 Balmoral Road, Andover, Mr S Buckwell Samantha Owen YES 11.08.2008 extension to rear to include Hampshire, SP10 3HY 04.09.2008 ANDOVER home office, w.c. and MILLWAY enlarged kitchen/dining area 08/02022/TPON Prune 3 Beech trees Glen House, Biddesden Bottom Mr And Mrs Nightingirl Miss Rachel Cooke 11.08.2008 Road, Redenham, Andover 03.09.2008 APPLESHAW Hampshire SP11 9AW 08/01894/FULLN Erection of palisade fence Plot 66, South Way, Walworth Mrs Susie Grist Mr Gregg Chapman YES 11.08.2008 together with pedestrian and Industrial Estate, Andover 06.09.2008 ANDOVER ST vehicle gates Hampshire SP10 5AF MARYS Week Ending: 15th August 2008 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 08/01942/FONN Erection of implement store Andover Down Farm, London Mr Anthony Ponting Mr Gregg Chapman YES 11.08.2008 for storage of plant and Road, Andover Down, Andover 04.09.2008 ANDOVER ST forestry machinery Hampshire SP11 6LJ MARYS 08/01998/FULLN Change of use from (A3) 43 London Street, Andover, Mr Matthew Davis Mr Gregg Chapman YES 15.08.2008 restaurant to (A4) bar Hampshire, SP10 2NU 12.09.2008 ANDOVER ST MARYS 08/01975/FULLN Widen existing single storey Fleur De Lys, Wiremead Lane, Mr I Morrison Miss Emma Jones YES 11.08.2008 rear extension to Amport, Andover Hampshire 12.09.2008 AMPORT accommodate two bedrooms SP11 8AY and a bathroom 08/01981/LBWN Widening of existing single Fleur De Lys, Wiremead Lane, Mr I Morrison Miss Emma Jones YES 11.08.2008 storey rear extension to Amport, Andover Hampshire 12.09.2008 AMPORT accommodate two bedrooms SP11 8AY and a bathroom together with internal and external works Week Ending: 15th August 2008 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 08/02060/TREEN T1, Beech - crown lift to Land At The Cottage, The Mr T Wyles Miss Rachel Cooke YES 15.08.2008 6metres, crown clean. T2 Green, Amport, Andover 09.09.2008 AMPORT Ash, T3 Ash, T9 Ash, and Hampshire SP11 8BA T11 Willow - fell. T4, Weeping Willow - crown lift to 4metres, crown clean. T5 and T6, Silver Birch - crown clean. T7, Weeping Willow - Pollard to 8metres. T8, Willow - pollard to 4metres. T10, Willow - Pollard to 5metres. T12, Poplar - remove 1st low branch at 10metres, crown clean 08/02065/TPON T1, Lime - Crown lift Broadwater, Wiremead Lane, Mr And Mrs D Mallam Miss Rachel Cooke YES 15.08.2008 epicormic growth to 6metres, Amport, Andover Hampshire 09.09.2008 AMPORT crown clean. SP11 8AY 08/02030/FULLN Installation of dormer The Meads, 4 Humberstone Mr And Mrs Hobley Mr David Wheeler YES 12.08.2008 windows at front Road, Andover, Hampshire 04.09.2008 ANDOVER WINTON SP10 2EJ Week Ending: 15th August 2008 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 08/01347/FULLN Conversion of former The Old Vicarage, Cocum Mr And Mrs David Mrs Lucy Miranda YES 12.08.2008 coachhouse to provide art Road, Barton Stacey, Shorthouse Page BARTON STACEY studio and home office, Winchester Hampshire SO21 12.09.2008 extension of roof over 3RH lockable covered access to rear courtyard, erection of enclosing wall 08/01348/LBWN Conversion of former The Old Vicarage, Cocum Mr And Mrs David Mrs Lucy Miranda YES 12.08.2008 coachhouse to provide art Road, Barton Stacey, Shorthouse Page BARTON STACEY studio and home office, Winchester Hampshire SO21 12.09.2008 extension to roof over 3RH lockable covered access to rear courtyard, erection of enclosing wall 08/01358/FULLN Erection of gymnasium and The Old Vicarage, Cocum Mr And Mrs David Mrs Lucy Miranda YES 12.08.2008 games room, garage and Road, Barton Stacey, Shorthouse Page BARTON STACEY plant rooms and new Winchester Hampshire SO21 12.09.2008 enclosing wall 3RH 08/01857/CAWN Demolition of timber stable The Old Vicarage, Cocum Mr D Shorthouse Mrs Lucy Miranda YES 12.08.2008 block and adjacent larch lap Road, Barton Stacey, Page BARTON STACEY fence Winchester Hampshire SO21 12.09.2008 3RH Week Ending: 15th August 2008 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 08/01987/FULLN Erection of extensions at rear 69 Mercia Avenue, Charlton, Mrs Michaela Pereira Miss Sarah Barter 11.08.2008 to provide conservatory and Andover, Hampshire SP10 4HA 04.09.2008 CHARLTON utility room 08/01841/LBWN Provision of replacement Old Cottage, Goodworth Mrs Y Eves Mr David Wheeler YES 12.08.2008 windows and door to front Clatford, Andover, Hampshire 12.09.2008 GOODWORTH elevation SP11 7QY CLATFORD 08/02072/TREEN T1 (Norway Spruce) - Old Rose Cottage, Upper Mr Liddell Miss Rachel Cooke YES 15.08.2008 Remove 10 overhanging Clatford, Andover, Hampshire 09.09.2008 GOODWORTH laterals; T2 (Weeping Willow) SP11 7RE CLATFORD - Fell; T3 (Sycamore) - Remove 2 overhanging laterals 08/02073/TPON T4 (Yew x 2) - Prune and cut Old Rose Cottage, Upper Mr Liddell Miss Rachel Cooke YES 15.08.2008 back 60cm Clatford, Andover, Hampshire 09.09.2008 GOODWORTH SP11 7RE CLATFORD 08/01738/FULLN Erection of an agricultural Lockes Drove Farm, Lockes Mr James Arden Bruce Mrs Sarah Appleton YES 13.08.2008 dwelling Drove, Pill Heath, Andover Williams 09.09.2008 HURSTBOURNE Hampshire TARRANT Week Ending: 15th August 2008 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 08/01891/FULLN Provision of 2 conservation Upton Dean, Upton, Andover, Mrs Annie Mihell Miss Emma Jones YES 11.08.2008 rooflights to garage Hampshire SP11 0JW 05.09.2008 HURSTBOURNE TARRANT 08/01885/TREEN T1 (Beech) - Fell Grave Yard, Kimpton, Andover, Mr Niall MacGinnis Miss Rachel Cooke 12.08.2008 Hampshire SP11 8NX 03.09.2008 KIMPTON 08/01782/LBWN Rethatching of roof under Newton Cottage, Longparish, Mr Timothy Sweet Miss Emma Jones 13.08.2008 eyebrow window at rear Andover, Hampshire SP11 12.09.2008 LONGPARISH 6QB 08/02032/FULLN Erection of dwelling (as The Annexe Shalom, Orange Mr And Mrs T Mrs Sarah Appleton YES 15.08.2008 replacement for The Annexe) Grove, Palestine, Andover Chapman 12.09.2008 OVER WALLOP and installation of sewage Hampshire SP11 7EP treatment plan (amended scheme) 08/01906/FULLN Erection of single storey Sleepers Cottage, Penton Mr Steven Brown Mr David Wheeler YES 11.08.2008 extension to rear to provide Mewsey, Andover, Hampshire 12.09.2008 PENTON MEWSEY lounge SP11 0RA 08/01912/LBWN Erection of single storey Sleepers Cottage, Penton Mr Steven Brown Mr David Wheeler YES 11.08.2008 extension to rear to provide Mewsey, Andover, Hampshire 12.09.2008 PENTON MEWSEY lounge and internal SP11 0RA alterations Week Ending: 15th August 2008 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 08/02016/CLEN Certificate of Lawfulness for Manor Farmhouse, Clarkes Mr And Mrs E Spurrier Mrs Sarah Appleton YES 12.08.2008 existing use of land edged Lane, Tangley, Andover 12.09.2008 TANGLEY red for use as residential Hampshire SP11 0SH garden 08/01908/TREEN 3 No of Ash trees - Hazelhurst House, Village Lt Col CWM Milner- Miss Rachel Cooke YES 12.08.2008 Reduction of limbs over Street, Thruxton, Andover Williams 03.09.2008 THRUXTON neighbouring property by up Hampshire SP11 8LZ to 3metres and reduction of branches to give 2 metres clearance from Hazelhurst 08/02045/TREEN Sycamore tree - crown The Old Malthouse, Upper Mrs D Moore Miss Rachel Cooke YES 14.08.2008 reduce by up to 3metres and Clatford, Andover, Hampshire 05.09.2008 UPPER CLATFORD re-shape, cut back 1 lower SP11 7QL branch to boundary line with Redbridge Cottage Week Ending: 15th August 2008 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 08/01637/FULLS Variation of conditions 03 20 Beechwood Crescent, Mrs K Lawrence Miss Sacha YES 14.08.2008 and 04 on planning Chandlers Ford, Eastleigh, Braybrook AMPFIELD permission 06/03348/FULLS Hampshire SO53 5PA 08.09.2008 (Erection
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