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Torridge District Council Planning Decisions Between 19th October 2018 and 09th January 2019 List of Applications Application Officer Proposal and Address Applicant Decision/Date No: Permitted 1/1133/2018/ Ryan Proposed PVCu conservatory to Mr R Jewell PD 03.12.2018 HPD Steppel rear of property. - 9 Beach Road, Westward Ho!, Bideford. 1/1141/2018/ Ryan Proposed single storey rear Mr And Mrs Jon PD 05.12.2018 HPD Steppel extension (7650mm x 3950mm) - 26 Pain Oaklands, Bideford, Devon. 1/0039/2014/ Helen Outline planning application for up Linden Homes PER OUTM Smith to 550 dwellings, a 1.9ha primary 14.11.2018 school site (including neighbourhood building), highway accesses (including the rerouting of Littleham Lane) public open space and other associated infrastructure. All matters reserved other than access. - Land To The South Of Clovelly Road, Bideford, Devon. 1/0634/2016/ Helen 27 units of Close Care Chichester PER FULM Smith accommodation in association with Homes 08.11.2018 existing care and nursing facility - Developments Kenwith Castle, Abbotsham, Ltd Bideford. 1/1262/2016/ Laura Outline application for residential Mr P Parker PER OUT Davies development for up to 9 dwellings - 26.10.2018 Land At Fishleigh Park, Dolton, Devon. 1/0643/2017/ Lewis Outline planning application for the CH Trace & PER OUTM Andrews erection of 26 dwellings (including Son 26.10.2018 affordable housing) and open space with all matters reserved except access - Lukes Farm, Sheepwash, Devon. 1/0898/2017/ Kristian Outline application for five Mr & Mrs Hearn PER OUT Evely residential plots (all matters 29.10.2018 reserved except access) - Land Adjacent To Langerton Manor, Littleham, Devon. 1/1080/2017/ Lewis Construction of 10 bungalows, AA Beer Ltd PER FULM Andrews associated access, parking and new 22.10.2018 drainage scheme - revised plans to previous permission Ref: 1/0880/02015/FULM. - Venn, Mines Road, East The Water. 1/1094/2017/ Lewis Variation to Section 106 - Land At PER SEC106 Andrews Grid Reference 242982 128437, 30.10.2018 Cornborough Road, Westward Ho!. 1/1105/2017/ Sam Outline application for three Monkleigh PER OUT Dewar dwellings with all matters reserved Barton Limited 25.10.2018 (REVISED INFORMATION) - Monkleigh Barton Barns, Monkleigh, Devon. 1/0009/2018/ Sam Residential development comprising NG Properties PER FULM Dewar 68 houses and 4 flats, associated SW Ltd 08.11.2018 parking, surface water attenuation tanks and creation of new access on Stucley Road - Land Between Stucley Road And Clovelly Road, Bideford, Devon. 1/0037/2018/ Helen Variation to Section 106 pursuant to Ieystyn Johns PER SEC106 Smith 1/0728/2014/OUT reduction of the 30.10.2018 amount of affordable units - Land Adjacent To Malt Scoop, Merton, Devon. 1/0113/2018/ Sam Retrospective application for MS & TA Worth PER FUL Dewar retention of extension, hard- 07.01.2019 standing and change of use of agricultural land and buildings for repair and maintenance of agricultural machinery including vehicular access and Devon hedgebank - Revised scheme to include toilet/drainage - Astrabenz, Shebbear, Beaworthy. 1/0241/2018/ Kristian Residential development comprising Harris PER FUL Evely 6 dwellings with associated parking Properties Ltd 27.11.2018 and diversion of sewers - Affecting a Public Right of Way) (Revision to permission 1/0505/2017/FUL) - Land At Grid Reference 250289 119755, Crowbeare Meadow, Torrington. 1/0268/2018/ Debbie Construction of stables and Mr D Stevenson PER FUL Fuller associated works - Otterburn Farm, 06.11.2018 Halwill, Beaworthy. 1/0269/2018/ Debbie Construction of riding arena Mr D Stevenson PER FUL Fuller (manege) with associated works - 06.11.2018 Otterburn Farm, Halwill, Beaworthy. 1/0278/2018/ Shaun Livestock housing building - Loatmead Dairy PER FULM Harringt Loatmead, Bradworthy, Holsworthy. Farming Ltd 09.11.2018 on 1/0292/2018/ James Deed of variation to vary the Section Greendale PER SEC106 Clement 106 relating to affordable housing Living 16.11.2018 s (1/0751/2007/OUT) - 81 Meddon Street, Bideford, EX39 2EW. 1/0467/2018/ James Outline application for up to 15 new Mr Nick May PER OUTM Jackson dwellings, with all matters reserved 29.10.2018 except for access - Land East Of Dobles Lane, Holsworthy, Devon. 1/0541/2018/ Helen Application for reserved matters Mr Leigh Rix PER REMM Smith (appearance, landscaping and 11.12.2018 layout) pursuant to permission 1/0728/2014/OUT (Amended Drawings and Drainage) - Land Adjacent To Malt Scoop, Merton, Devon. 1/0582/2018/ Debbie Extension to dwelling to form Mr & Mrs N PER FUL Fuller ancillary living accommodation - Higley 14.11.2018 Ingleside, Weare Giffard, Bideford. 1/0591/2018/ Ryan Conversion of barn to holiday let - Mr K Wilkins PER FUL Steppel Affecting a Public Right of Way 19.12.2018 (Amended drawing) - Barn At Craythorne Farm, Chilla, Beaworthy. 1/0597/2018/ Ryan Change of use of storage barn to Mr & Mrs David PER FUL Steppel dwelling - Barn At Thornmoor Farm, Start 13.11.2018 Broadwoodwidger, Devon. 1/0603/2018/ Debbie Single storey rear extension - Mr & Mrs PER FUH Fuller Ashley House Farm, Wembworthy, Hodgson 12.12.2018 Chulmleigh. 1/0615/2018/ Sarah Replacement upvc windows and Mr Tim PER LBC Chappel door - Meadows House, Roborough, Cuthbert 31.10.2018 l Winkleigh. 1/0619/2018/ Sarah Internal works and external Mr & Mrs Betts PER LBC Chappel alterations to a Listed Building - 01.11.2018 l Cleverdon House, Bradworthy, Holsworthy. 1/0653/2018/ Kristian Change of use of ground floor to Mr S. King PER FUL Evely use class A3 (Restaurants and/or 25.10.2018 Cafes) and internal alterations - 86 High Street, Bideford, Devon. 1/0654/2018/ Kristian Change of use of ground floor to Mr S. King PER LBC Evely use class A3 (Restaurants and/or 25.10.2018 Cafes) and internal alterations - 86 High Street, Bideford, Devon. 1/0657/2018/ Angelo Loft extension - 19 Clevelands Park, Mr Jim PER FUL Massos Northam, Bideford. Richards 29.10.2018 1/0660/2018/ Helen Creation of all weather riding area Mrs Florey PER FUL Smith with change of use - amended red 26.11.2018 edge - Appledown, Petrockstowe, Okehampton. 1/0662/2018/ Debbie Change of use from use class C2 Phoenix PER FUL Fuller (residential institution) to D1 (non- Childcare Ltd 01.11.2018 residential institution) - Enigma Care Limited, Winkleigh, Devon. 1/0673/2018/ Debbie Erection of agricultural building - Mr Ian Keenor PER FUL Fuller Land At Grid Reference 262259 29.11.2018 107221 (SE Westwood Farm), Winkleigh, Devon. 1/0680/2018/ Helen Outline application for up to two Mr & Mrs Ben & PER OUT Smith dwellings with all matters reserved Jody Harris 26.10.2018 (Amended Red Edge) - West Villa, Chilsworthy, Holsworthy. 1/0689/2018/ Debbie Erection of agricultural storage Mr D Stevenson PER FUL Fuller building with associated works - 31.10.2018 Otterburn Farm, Halwill, Beaworthy. 1/0714/2018/ James Application for reserved matters for B V Homes Ltd PER REM Jackson five dwellings (appearance, 15.11.2018 landscaping, layout and scale) pursuant to permission 1/0453/2017/OUT - Land Adjacent To Kernow House, Chilsworthy, Devon. 1/0759/2018/ James Change of use of cottage storeroom Mr Arthur Odlin PER FUL Clement to dwelling - Post Office House, 02.11.2018 s Bradworthy, Holsworthy. 1/0788/2018/ James Creation of disabled access The PER FUL Jackson pathways, parking area for disabled Resurgence 15.11.2018 visitors and staff and extension to Trust improve toilet facilities - The Small School, Fore Street, Hartland. 1/0808/2018/ Shaun Proposed use of outbuilding as Mr & Mrs PER FUL Harringt holiday accommodation - Thelbridge Challacombe 02.11.2018 on Farm Annexe, Roborough, Winkleigh. 1/0831/2018/ James Outline application for two dwellings Mr M Walter PER OUT Jackson with all matters reserved except 07.11.2018 access - Lavender View, Bradworthy, Holsworthy. 1/0832/2018/ James Construction of up to 5 new Mr & Mrs PER OUT Jackson dwellings and associated works. All Matthews 19.10.2018 matters reserved, other than access. - Land To The West Of Gloyn Park, Chilsworthy, Devon. 1/0840/2018/ James Erection of log cabin, sub-division of Mr T Oakes PER FUL Jackson residential accommodation to form 06.11.2018 holiday let and dwelling and the retrospective erection of a conservatory. - Hunscott Barn, Ashwater, Beaworthy. 1/0858/2018/ Angelo Part retrospective construction of Mr Peter PER FUL Massos raised decking - Penhale, Glen Hodges 23.10.2018 Gardens, Bideford. 1/0844/2018/ Angelo Replacement sun room. - Mr & Mrs North PER FUH Massos Cornerways, Underlane, 25.10.2018 Holsworthy. 1/0852/2018/ James New staff car park in connection Prince Albert PER FUL Clement with village centre business on Road Limited 22.11.2018 s existing disused land. Proposed new security cameras and lighting. - Land At Copper Close, Woolsery, Devon. 1/0859/2018/ Debbie Conversion of garage/store into Mr Graham PER FUL Fuller ancillary living accommodation with Holdaway 19.11.2018 connection to main dwelling and associated works - Dyke Green Farm, Higher Clovelly, Bideford. 1/0862/2018/ Angelo Change of use of existing home Miss Emma PER FUL Massos office to holiday accommodation - Comber 29.10.2018 Garage, Pows Cottage, High Bickington. 1/0868/2018/ James Change of use of redundant Mr & Mrs PER FUL Jackson agricultural barns and outbuilding Molesworth-St 26.10.2018 into a single dwelling and garage - Aubyn Higher Horslett, Clawton, Holsworthy. 1/0870/2018/ Angelo Two single storey rear extensions - Mr C PER FUL Massos 1 Coombe End, Sutcombe, Cheeseman 26.10.2018 Holsworthy. 1/0874/2018/ Sarah Proposed replacement windows - Gillets PER LBC Chappel Spar, 13 High Street, Torrington. Callington Ltd 07.12.2018 l 1/0883/2018/ Ryan Erection of conservatory to the rear Mr Neil PER FUH Steppel - 23 Rowe Close, Bideford, Devon. Blackburn 23.11.2018 1/0884/2018/ Kristian Proposed agricultural building for Mr E PER FUL Evely the housing of livestock - affecting a Strawbridge 19.10.2018 public right of way - Down Farm, Dolton, Winkleigh.
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