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A) Involving Listed Buildings Or Within a Conservation Area: BRUNSWICK and ADELAIDE BH2007/02454 5 BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS 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 09/11/2007: (Notice under Article 8 and accompanied by an Environmental Statement where appropriate) a) Involving Listed Buildings or within a Conservation Area: BRUNSWICK AND ADELAIDE BH2007/02454 5 - 6 Western Road Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Part retrospective application for the erection of a four storey building over an existing basement level nightclub, comprising a ground floor bar (A4) and six flats over the floors above, and including alterations to existing elevations. Officer: Jason Kaye 293990 Applicant: M Nikkah-Eshgi Agent: Turner Associates 5 - 6 Western Road Hove BN3 1AE 19A Wilbury Avenue Hove BN3 6HS BH2007/03795 Flat 9 16 Palmeira Square Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Removal of stud wall between kitchen and lounge Officer: Paul Earp 292193 Applicant: Stuart Magowan Flat 9 16 Palmeira Square Hove BN3 2JB BH2007/04004 Flat 2 Brunswick Court 12-14 Brunswick Place Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Replace existing window with door. Officer: Awot Tesfai 292211 Applicant: Alastair Bartlett Agent: Arci-Build Flat 2 Brunswick Court 9 Clifton Hill Brighton BN1 3HQ 12-14 Brunswick Place Hove BN3 1NA CENTRAL HOVE BH2007/03801 28 Vallance Gardens Hove OLD HOVE Ground and first floor rear extensions, rear roof dormers and rooflight, canopy to front, replacement windows. Officer: Jonathan Puplett 292525 Applicant: Mr Tim Clapham 5 Suffolk House 2 South Hill Road Bromley BR2 ORA BH2007/03816 181 Church Road Hove OLD HOVE Construction of a vehicle crossover. Officer: Stephen Ssejjemba 292336 Applicant: John S Colwill 21 Woodruff Avenue Hove BN3 6PG EAST BRIGHTON BH2007/04038 9 Chesham Street Brighton EAST CLIFF Extension at rear of property Officer: Chris Swain 292178 Applicant: Mr & Mrs Larsen Disney Agent: D K Architects 9 Chesham Street Brighton BN2 1NA 9 Hove Park Villas Hove BN3 6HP GOLDSMID BH2007/03946 Flat 1 11 Denmark Villas Hove DENMARK VILLAS Replacement and creation of rear windows and door. Officer: Awot Tesfai 292211 Applicant: Mr Ben Rainbow Flat 1 11 Denmark Villas Hove BN3 3TR BH2007/04045 Flat 5, 17 Cromwell Road, HOVE. WILLETT ESTATE Installation of 1 no. conservation rooflight and minor internal alterations. Officer: Wayne Nee 292132 Applicant: Mr David Simmonds Agent: Mr Toby Richardson PO5 1HB 17, Flat 5 Cromwell Road 43 Hudson Road Southsea Hove PO5 1HB BH2007/04104 Hove Railway Station Car Park Station Approach Hove ADJOINING LISTED BUILDING & ADJOINING HOVE STATION Installation of a 15 metre monopole mast supporting 3 antennas, with replacement of existing equipment cabin with single cabinet. Officer: Guy Everest 293334 Applicant: Vodaphone Ltd Agent: Needham Haddrell C/o The Power House The Power House Feeder Road Bristol BS2 OTH Feeder Road Bristol BS2 OTH PRESTON PARK BH2007/03640 123 Chester Terrace Brighton PRESTON PARK Certificate of Lawfulness for proposed single storey side/rear extension. Officer: Chris Swain 292178 Applicant: Mr & Mrs Ucar Agent: Alistair Dodd Consulting Ltd 123 Chester Terrace Brighton BN1 6GD The Executive Centre Brighton Tower Point 44 North Road Brighton BN1 1YR QUEEN'S PARK BH2007/03631 50 Grand Parade Brighton VALLEY GARDENS Demolition of existing rear extension of two floors, to be replaced with extension to four floors, with additional internal alterations. Officer: Liz Holt 291709 Applicant: N Enever Agent: RSP Architects Survey House 17/19 Nevill Road Peacehaven 12 Osborne Villas Hove BN3 2PE BN10 8PE REGENCY BH2007/03472 The Old Ship Hotel 31-38 Kings Road Brighton OLD TOWN Demolition of existing hotel garage. Construction of two and six storey extension to form replacement garage and 30 additional hotel bedrooms. Officer: Paul Earp 292193 Applicant: Paramount Hotels Ltd Agent: Finch Associates Fountain Court 318 Kensal Road London W10 5BZ 12 Bruntcliff Way Morley Leeds LS27 0JG BH2007/03728 18 Preston Street Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Change of use of ground floor and basement from retail (A1) to cafe (A3) including alterations to shopfront. Officer: Jonathan Puplett 292525 Applicant: P Bennett Agent: M J Lewis 5 Westdene Drive Brighton BN1 5HE 25 St Nicholas Lodge Church Street Brighton BN1 3LJ BH2007/03771 7 Ship Street Brighton OLD TOWN Change of use from arts club to form 14 bedrooms to extend adjacent hotel (C1 use). External alterations. Officer: Paul Earp 292193 Applicant: Mr Stephen Rodwell Agent: Michael Phillips Architects Ltd 1 West Garden Place Kendal Street The Old School House Headmasters Halls London SO41 8GN The Square Lymington SO41 8GN BH2007/03783 3-6 Ship Street Brighton OLD TOWN External alterations. Officer: Paul Earp 292193 Applicant: Mr Stephen Rodwell Agent: Michael Phillips Architects Ltd Hotel du Vin 1 West Garden Place The OId School House The Square Pennington Kendal Street London W2 2AQ Lymington Hampshire SO41 8GN BH2007/03939 63 Western Road, Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Replacement fascia signage and projecting sign Officer: Jonathan Puplett 292525 Applicant: Mr Richard Darler Agent: Britsch Design 32 Goldsworth Road Woking Surrey BN20 8LU 33 The Annex Dillingburgh Road Eastbourne BN20 8LU ST. PETER'S & NORTH LAINE BH2007/03498 46-48 Frederick Street Brighton NORTH LAINE Installation of new roller shutter garage doors to undercroft area of car parking bays. Officer: Steve Lewis 292321 Applicant: Mr Ken Warren Agent: Erinaceous Building Consultancy Brighton & Hove City Council Suite 303 Tower Point 44 North Road Brighton BN1 1YR Oxford Street Housing Office 20-22 Oxford Street Brighton BN1 4LA BH2007/03632 69-70 Queens Head Queens Road Brighton WEST HILL Partial change of use of 1st and 2nd floors from solely A4 (incorporating staff accommodation) to mixed use A3, A4 and sui generis. Also proposed new 3rd floor mansard roof with A4 use. Officer: Kathryn Boggiano 292138 Applicant: Mr Paulanto Ltd Agent: Alan Phillips Architects C/O Agent Studio 7 Level 5 North New England House New England Street Brighton BN1 4GH BH2007/03773 56 - 58 Frederick Street Brighton NORTH LAINE Installation of new roller shutter garage doors to undercroft area of car parking bays. Officer: Steve Lewis 292321 Applicant: Mr Ken Warren Agent: Erinaceous Building Consultancy Services Brighton & Hove City Council Suite 303, Tower Point 44 North Road Brighton BN1 1YR Oxford Street Housing Office 20 - 22 Oxford Street Brighton BN1 4LA BH2007/03791 28-30 Robert Street Brighton NORTH LAINE Proposed air-conditioning/heating system with ventilation to external facade, involving replacement of three existing above door panels with new above door louvres and replace an existing half glazed double door with new fully louvred double door. Officer: Liz Holt 291709 Applicant: Facilitate Ltd Agent: RH Partnership Architects Ltd 22-23 Kensington Street 15 Bond Street Brighton BN1 1RD Brighton BN1 4AJ BH2007/03807 Block 4B Units 8 & 9 Jubilee Street Brighton (MAJOR APPLICATION) NORTH LAINE Variation of condition 4 (vi) of planning permission BH2001/00843/FP to enable occupation of units 8 and 9, within block 4B ground floor, for Class D1 (a) Medical or Health Care Services, with ancillary Class A1 shops. Officer: Liz Holt 291709 Applicant: Ellandi Property Ltd Agent: CGMS Ltd 1st Floor 5 Wigmore Street London W1U 1HY Morley House 26 Holborn Viaduct London EC1A 2AT BH2007/03879 41 Princes Crescent Brighton ROUND HILL Insertion of roof-lights at front of property. Officer: Chris Swain 292178 Applicant: Mr Farmer Agent: Julian Adams 41 Princes Crescent Brighton BN2 3RA Clifton House 4A Goldington Road Bedford MK40 3NF BH2007/03997 27 Gloucester Place Brighton VALLEY GARDENS Installation of automated teller machine (Retrospective). Officer: Sonia Kanwar 292359 Applicant: Ltd Bank Machine Agent: Complete Technical Services Ltd One The Beacons Beaconsfield Road Hope Street Rotherham South Yorshire Rotherham S60 1LH Hatfield AL10 8RS WITHDEAN BH2007/03890 214 Preston Road Brighton. PRESTON PARK Demolition of 4 existing garages and erection of 2 three-storey houses. Officer: Guy Everest 293334 Applicant: S A Partnership (Mr John Summers) Agent: Design Zone UK Limited 13 Western Road Hove BN3 1AE Unit 10 Arundel Mews Arundel Place Brighton BN2 1GG b) Other applications registered: GOLDSMID BH2007/04064 47 Montefiore Road Hove Change of use from ground floor dental surgery and first floor flat to single dwelling house with associated alterations to window and door openings. Officer: Guy Everest 293334 Applicant: Barker James Developments Agent: Stuart Wickham 105 Wayland Avenue Brighton BN1 5JL 14 Batemans Road Woodingdean BN2 6RD MOULSECOOMB & BEVENDEAN BH2007/04042 83 Widdicombe Way Brighton Extension to form two rooms in roof including rear facing flat roofed dormer Officer: Gemma Barnes 292265 Applicant: Mr R Turner Agent: Felce and Guy Partnership LLP 83 Widdicombe Way Brighton BN3 1LB 73 Holland Road Hove BN3 1LB PATCHAM BH2007/03764 12 Carden Avenue Brighton New detached double garage plus conversion of current garage with new windows. Officer: Chris Swain 292178 Applicant: Mr Anacleto Capetta Agent: Hutchinson Design Associates 12 Carden Avenue Brighton BN3 5DQ 41/43 Portland Road Hove BN3 5DQ BH2007/03793 Bromleigh Braypool Lane Brighton Formation of a new first floor to the existing bungalow together with a two-strorey rear extension. Officer: Louise Kent 292198 Applicant: Mr G Hudson Agent: M J Lewis Bromleigh Braypool Lane Brighton BN1 8ZH 25 St Nicholas Lodge Church Street Brighton BN1 3LJ BH2007/03870 28 Highview Avenue North Brighton Extension and conversion of garage. Officer: Chris Swain 292178 Applicant: Anne Busfield Agent: Jeff Sturkey 28 Highview Avenue North Brighton BN1 8WR 62 St. Mary's Drive Pound Hill Crawley RH10 3BN BH2007/03928 86 Larkfield Way Brighton Single storey rear extension and loft conversion. Officer: Chris Swain 292178 Applicant: Mr & Mrs Panteli Agent: Mel Humphrey MRICS MBEng 86 Larkfield Way Brighton BN1 8EF 39 Northease Drive Hove BN3 8PQ BH2007/04015 84 Woodbourne Avenue Brighton Single storey side extension.
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