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Weekly List of Planning Consultations 17.06.2021 CONSERVATION CASES PROCESSED BY THE GARDENS TRUST 17.06.2021 This is a list of all the conservation consultations that The Gardens Trust has logged as receiving over the past week, consisting mainly, but not entirely, of planning applications. Cases in England are prefixed by ‘E’ and cases in Wales with ‘W’. When assessing this list to see which cases CGTs may wish to engage with, it should be remembered that the GT will only be looking at a very small minority. SITE COUNTY SENT BY REFERENCE GT REF DATE GR PROPOSAL RESPONSE RECEIVED AD BY E ENGLAND Oldbury Avon South - E21/0449 11/06/2021 N/A NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN 23/07/2021 Neighbourhood Gloucestershi Submission consultation Development Plan re http://www.southglos.gov.uk/oldburyc onsultation [email protected] .uk Thornbury Avon South - E21/0450 11/06/2021 N/A NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN 23/07/2021 Neighbourhood Gloucestershi Submission consultation Development Plan re http://www.southglos.gov.uk/thornbur yconsultation [email protected] .uk The Hazells Bedfordshire Central CB/21/01827/FULL E21/0435 11/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION 02/07/2021 RECONSULTATION Bedfordshire https://www.centralbedf Land at Hazells Hall, Everton Road, ordshire.gov.uk/info/44/ Sandy, SG19 2DD planning/478/view_and_ Removal of wooden post and rail fence comment_on_planning_a and gate, replacement with metal pplications estate fencing and gates x 3 ACCESS/GATES Latimer Park Buckinghams Chiltern DC PL/21/2246/FA E21/0464 14/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION 05/07/2021 hire PL/21/2247/HB Two storey extension including front https://pa.chilternandso entrance porch uthbucks.gov.uk/online- Old Rectory, Church Lane, Latimer, applications/ Buckinghamshire, HP5 1UA BUILDING ALTERATION planning.comments.csb@buckinghams hire.gov.uk Eaton Hall Cheshire Cheshire 21/01548/LBC E21/0490 17/06/2021 II* PLANNING APPLICATION 08/07/2021 West and https://www.cheshirewe Alteration to garage door opening and Chester standchester.gov.uk/resi repositioning of window dents/planning-and- Garage At Former Eaton Stud Building building-control/see-or- Eaton Park Eccleston Chester CH4 9ET comment-on-planning- BUILDING ALTERATION applications.aspx [email protected]. uk St Michael's Mount Cornwall Cornwall PA21/05013 PA21/05012 E21/0467 15/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION 06/07/2021 http://planning.cornwall. Replacement entrance porch roof gov.uk/online- The Castle St Michaels Mount Marazion applications/ Cornwall BUILDING ALTERATION [email protected] Ugbrooke Park Devon Teignbridge 21/01305/LBC E21/0455 11/06/2021 II* PLANNING APPLICATION 02/07/2021 DC 21/01304/HOU Single storey extension, remove existing https://www.teignbridge single storey element and associated .gov.uk/planning/forms/ works planning-application- CHUDLEIGH - Lawell Lodge , Chudleigh details/?Type=Applicatio BUILDING ALTERATION n&Refval=21/01304/HO U&MN=Y Twyford House 31 Devon Mid Devon 21/01025/LBC E21/0462 14/06/2021 N PLANNING APPLICATION 12/07/2021 Exeter Road, DC https://planning.middev Listed Building Consent for re-painting Crediton on.gov.uk/online- of white railings in black applications/ Twyford House 31 Exeter Road Crediton BUILDING ALTERATION [email protected] South Cottage Devon Mid Devon 21/01113/LBC E21/0463 14/06/2021 N PLANNING APPLICATION 12/07/2021 School Road, DC https://planning.middev Listed Building Consent for the Silverton on.gov.uk/online- relocation of ground floor bathroom, applications/ creation of ensuite to master bedroom, replace 4 windows in south elevation, new casements to kitchen window and repair to loft window South Cottage School Road Silverton BUILDING ALTERATION [email protected] Teignbridge Local Devon Teignbridge - E21/0468 15/06/2021 N/A LOCAL PLAN 09/08/2021 Plan DC Submission consultation http://www.teignbridge.gov.uk/localpla nreview [email protected] Arlington Court Devon North Devon 73344 E21/0485 17/06/2021 II* PLANNING APPLICATION 08/07/2021 sent by CGT Change of use of land to equestrian together with formation of a horse manege at Land north of Oakford Farm Shirwell Barnstaple Devon EX31 4LB CHANGE OF USE Downe Hall Dorset Dorset P/FUL/2021/01209 E21/0453 11/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION 02/07/2021 https://planning.dorsetc Erection of 5 no. dwellings with ouncil.gov.uk/plandisp.as associated access and parking area px?recno=235812&cuuid Land Rear of Assembly Rooms Gundry =E7BFD338-2BA8-438B- Lane Bridport DT6 3RL A0BE-9FC0737BF29B RESIDENTIAL [email protected] Rother Statement East Sussex Rother DC E21/0491 17.06.2021 n/a LOCAL PLAN Draft statement of 23/07/2021 of Community community involvement (SCI) Involvement consultation https://www.rother.gov.uk/planning- and-building-control/planning- policy/newlocalplan/ Barrington Hall Essex Uttlesford DC UTT/21/1907/LB E21/0479 16/06/2021 N PLANNING APPLICATION 07/07/2021 UTT/21/1906/HHF Proposed repair work and restoration http://publicaccess.uttles to exterior, new entrance gates, ford.gov.uk/online- security hut and carport. Replacement applications/search.do?a entrance signage, alterations to ction=simple&searchTyp secondary driveway, landscaping and e=Application associated works. Internal alterations including the installation of a replacement kitchen, reinstatement of link to Coach House, new joinery and upgrades to existing finishes and fixtures. Barrington Hall Dunmow Road Hatfield Broad Oak REPAIR/RESTORATION, BUILDING ALTERATION [email protected] Spains Hall Essex Braintree DC 21/01871/FUL E21/0482 17/06/2021 II* PLANNING APPLICATION 08/07/2021 https://publicaccess.brai Demolition of existing & erection of ntree.gov.uk/online- replacement garage. applications/applicationD Spains Hall Spains Hall Road etails.do?activeTab=sum Finchingfield Essex CM7 4PF mary&keyVal=QUFA54BF DEMOLITION, LW700 OUTBUILDING/MAINTENANCE/STORAG E [email protected] Westonbirt Gloucestershi Cotswold DC 21/02229/FUL E21/0469 15/06/2021 I PLANNING APPLICATION - re http://publicaccess.cots Full Application for Variation of wold.gov.uk/online- condition 1 (time limit) of permission applications/ 18/03116/FUL - Retention of two temporary classroom buildings (Variation of Condition 1 of permission 15/01551/FUL to retain the buildings for a further period of 3 years) at Westonbirt School Westonbirt Tetbury Gloucestershire GL8 8QG MISCELLANEOUS [email protected] Westonbirt Gloucestershi Cotswold DC 21/02049/FUL E21/0484 17/06/2021 I PLANNING APPLICATION - re http://publicaccess.cots Full Application for Demolition of wold.gov.uk/online- gymnasium and music practice applications/ classrooms at Westonbirt School Westonbirt Tetbury Gloucestershire GL8 8QG DEMOLITION [email protected] Grims Dyke Greater Harrow LB P/1595/21 E21/0451 11/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION 02/07/2021 London http://www.harrow.gov. Replacement roof, repairs, rebuilding uk/planningsearch/lg/pla and alterations including raising roof on nsearch.page?org.apache a rear extension (part retrospective) .shale.dialog.DIALOG_NA South Lodge, Old Redding, Harrow ME=planningsearch&Par Weald, Harrow, HA3 6SQ am=lg.Planning&searchT REPAIR/RESTORATION, BUILDING ype=quick ALTERATION Wandsworth Park Greater Wandsworth 2021/2480 E21/0472 15/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION 02/07/2021 London LB http://www.wandsworth Alterations, including the omprehensive .gov.uk/planning refurbishment of the existing building including elevational changes, and its upward extension by two storeys to create a third floor and set-back fourth floor level, in connection with the provision of 8,873 sqm GIA of floorspace (a net increase of 2,476 sqm GIA) for flexible Class 'E' commercial use, including office accommodation/employment hub, together with cafe/restaurant space at ground floor and roof level, associated soft and hard landscaping, including upgrading of central courtyard and provision of a roof top garden (both to be accessible to the public as well as occupants of the development); 22 car parking spaces, 106 cycle parking spaces, refuse storage and other associated works. Carlson Court 116 Putney Bridge Road SW15 2NQ BUILDING ALTERATION, MISCELLANEOUS [email protected] Crystal Palace Park Greater Bromley LB 05/01539/RECON E21/0473 16/06/2021 II* PLANNING APPLICATION 07/07/2021 London https://searchapplication Variation of Condition 1 of planning s.bromley.gov.uk/onlinea permission 05/01539/FULL1 dated pplications/applicationDe 5/12/2005 for retention of inflatable tails.do?activeTab=summ dome for indoor sports training ary&keyVal=QSMCOMBT Crystal Palace National Sports Centre M7W00 Ledrington Road Anerley London SE19 2GA SPORT/LEISURE Crystal Palace Park Greater Bromley LB 96/01815/RECON E21/0486 17/06/2021 II* PLANNING APPLICATION 08/07/2021 London https://searchapplication Variation of condition 9 of permission s.bromley.gov.uk/onlinea 96/01815/LBB granted for the pplications/applicationDe construction of a permanent concert tails.do?activeTab=summ platform including backstage ary&keyVal=QT8LLMBTM accommodation and enlargement of GS00 lake. Condition 9 proposed to be varied to read: The noise resulting from the use of the building hereby permitted shall not exceed 5dB(A) above the ambient noise levels at the nearest residential curtilage in the vicinity when measures at the L(A) eq (2.5 minutes) or where noise levels are in excess of the noise limits specified the event has the benefit of a premises licence or temporary events notice, or with the written agreement of the Assistant Director (Planning and Building
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