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24 June 2021 DETAILS OF ALL PLANNING APPLICATIONS MADE FOR THE PERIOD 18 JUNE 2021 TO 24 JUNE 2021 PROPOSAL: Single storey side extension (HSE) 28411/004 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr Warren Longshaw OFFICER: Lisa Gill 01730 234235 LOCATION: 78 Headley Road, Liphook, GU30 7PR COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor A B L Glass, Councillor B Mouland, Councillor N Sear PARISH: Bramshott/Liphook Web link PROPOSAL: Detached garage (HSE) 57816/002 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr Tony Gerrard OFFICER: Jasmine Kaur 01730 234001 LOCATION: Conford Park Barn, Conford Road, Conford, Liphook, GU30 7QJ COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor A B L Glass, Councillor B Mouland, Councillor N Sear PARISH: Bramshott/Liphook Web link PROPOSAL: Single storey front extension (HSE) 25480/005 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr Robert Hall OFFICER: Bernie Beckett 01730 234336 LOCATION: 371 London Road, Clanfield, Waterlooville, PO8 0PJ COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor A S Agate, Councillor K Moon PARISH: Clanfield Web link PROPOSAL: Two storey extension to front, single storey extension to rear, new dormer windows to front & rear (HSE) 21122/003 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mrs Jo Selway OFFICER: Jasmine Kaur 01730 234001 LOCATION: Wayside, Day Lane, Horndean, Waterlooville, Horndean, PO8 0SH COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor S E Schillemore PARISH: Horndean Web link PROPOSAL: Flat roof dormer to west elevation following removal of existing two velux windows (HSE) 37004/002 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr Matt Sutherland OFFICER: Jasmine Kaur 01730 234001 LOCATION: 61 Five Heads Road, Horndean, Waterlooville, PO8 9NZ COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor S E Schillemore PARISH: Horndean Web link PROPOSAL: 1xSilver Birch-Reduce crown height by 2m, leaving a crown height of 9m. Reduce crown width by 2m, leaving a crown width of 5m. Crown lift to 4m. (TPO) 55170/001 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr Andrew Ford OFFICER: Ms A Poulton 01730 234218 LOCATION: 52 Wagtail Road, Horndean, Waterlooville, PO8 9YD COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor E Woodard PARISH: Horndean Web link 2 PROPOSAL: First Floor Roof & Dormer Extension (HSE) 33009/004 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs Limonte OFFICER: Rosie Virgo 01730 234245 Mon,Tues,Thu LOCATION: 50a Durrants Road, Rowlands Castle, PO9 6BG COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor M F Johnson PARISH: Rowlands Castle Web link PROPOSAL: Sub-division of existing dwelling into two dwellings. (FUL) 58117/001 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mrs. Roebuck OFFICER: Rosie Virgo 01730 234245 Mon,Tues,Thu LOCATION: 1 Links Lane, Rowlands Castle, PO9 6AD COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor M F Johnson PARISH: Rowlands Castle Web link PROPOSAL: Removal of the existing first and second floor timber framed vertical sliding sash windows to the front elevation and replacement with new timber framed double glazed vertical sliding sash windows. (FUL) 31372/010 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Abri OFFICER: Lisa Gill 01730 234235 LOCATION: Saxon House, Draymans Way, Alton, GU34 1AY COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor R D Platt PARISH: Alton Web link 3 PROPOSAL: Cedar-Tree 1-Crown lift to 5m. (TPO) 38784/013 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: First Port Property Services OFFICER: Mr S Garside 01730 234217 LOCATION: Open Space B at the Development of, Kings View, Alton COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor S Burns PARISH: Alton Web link PROPOSAL: Tree 2-European Walnut-Crown lift to 5m. (TPO) 38784/014 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Firstport property services OFFICER: Mr S Garside 01730 234217 LOCATION: Open Space B at the Development of, Kings View, Alton COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor S Burns PARISH: Alton Web link PROPOSAL: Single-storey front extension & car port to front. (HSE) 34159/002 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs Barker OFFICER: Jasmine Kaur 01730 234001 LOCATION: 4 Kings Hill, Beech, Alton, GU34 4AL COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor T Costigan PARISH: Beech Web link PROPOSAL: T1-Goat Willow-Fell. (CAT) 28263/012 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mrs Maureen Mellish OFFICER: Mr S Garside 01730 234217 LOCATION: Penton Cottage, Church Street, Bentworth, Alton, GU34 5RD COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor T Costigan PARISH: Bentworth Web link 4 PROPOSAL: Increase existing tool hire compound, and relocate existing entrance gates. (FUL) 22364/015 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr Darren Gregory OFFICER: Nicky Powis 01730 234226 LOCATION: Travis Perkins Ltd, Winchester Road, Chawton, Alton, GU34 1RY COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor J May, Councillor D B Tennyson, Councillor I C Thomas PARISH: Chawton Web link PROPOSAL: To remove tile hanging from existing house (first floor) and replace with cladding. For the approved extension, to change from proposed tile hanging on extension to cladding. (HSE) 32126/004 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr Nick Foster OFFICER: Luke Turner 01730 234292 Wed/Thur/Fri LOCATION: Magpie Lodge, Station Approach, Four Marks, Alton, GU34 5HN COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor J May, Councillor D B Tennyson, Councillor I C Thomas PARISH: Four Marks Web link PROPOSAL: Single storey rear extension, porch to front, replacement windows, installation of solar panels to south roof elevation and alterations to roof and retiled with grey composite tiles. (HSE) 20674/006 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr Eeles OFFICER: Jasmine Kaur 01730 234001 LOCATION: Chattan, Mowatt Road, Grayshott, Hindhead, GU26 6EY COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor T Hanrahan PARISH: Grayshott Web link 5 PROPOSAL: Single storey rear extension (HSE) 59324 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs Priestley OFFICER: Ashton Carruthers 01730 234260 LOCATION: Chatou, 78 Horseshoe Bend, Grayshott, Hindhead, GU26 6ED COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor T Hanrahan PARISH: Grayshott Web link PROPOSAL: T8-Western Red Cedar-Fell. T9-Sweet Chestnut-Reduce crown height by 9m, leaving a crown height of approx 13m. T10-Sweet Chestnut-Remove deadwood. T11-Sweet Chestnut-Remove deadwood and dying stems. T12-Sweet Chestnut-Remove deadwood. T13-Silver Birch-Fell. (TPO) 27580/007 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Cllr Anthony Williams OFFICER: Mr S Garside 01730 234217 LOCATION: Little Benifold, Headley Hill Road, Headley, Bordon, GU35 8DU COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor R C S Millard, Councillor A J Williams PARISH: Headley Web link PROPOSAL: Attached veranda to the south elevation of the dwelling. (HSE) 30937/015 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Ms Jenny Record OFFICER: Mrs Lisa Conway 01730 234416 9-2pm W/T/F LOCATION: Arford Lodge, Bowcott Hill, Headley, Bordon, GU35 8DF COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor R C S Millard, Councillor A J Williams PARISH: Headley Web link 6 PROPOSAL: Listed building consent - Attached veranda to south elevation of dwelling (LBC) 30937/016 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Ms Jenny Record OFFICER: Mrs Lisa Conway 01730 234416 9-2pm W/T/F LOCATION: Arford Lodge, Bowcott Hill, Headley, Bordon, GU35 8DF COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor R C S Millard, Councillor A J Williams PARISH: Headley Web link PROPOSAL: Extension to outbuilding to provide workshop, store, garden store and garage and the installation of solar panels to north east plane of new roof (HSE) 22063/045 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr and Mrs P Cannon OFFICER: Jasmine Kaur 01730 234001 LOCATION: Church Farm, Church Lane, Lasham, Alton, GU34 5SG COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor T Costigan PARISH: Lasham Web link PROPOSAL: Listed Building Consent - extension to outbuilding to provide workshop, store, garden store and garage and the installation of solar panels to north east plane of new roof (LBC) 22063/046 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr and Mrs P Cannon OFFICER: Jasmine Kaur 01730 234001 LOCATION: Church Farm, Church Lane, Lasham, Alton, GU34 5SG COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor T Costigan PARISH: Lasham Web link 7 PROPOSAL: Detached outbuilding (HSE) 22236/022 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Tharsan Rasalingam OFFICER: Susie Ralston 01730 234242 LOCATION: Paddock View, Stoney Lane, Medstead, Alton, GU34 5EL COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor J May, Councillor D B Tennyson, Councillor I C Thomas PARISH: Medstead Web link PROPOSAL: Variation of condition 16 of 55567/018 to allow substitution of site plan, floor plan, elevation plan and street scene plan for plot 5. (RES) 55567/022 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr Branagan OFFICER: Nicky Powis 01730 234226 LOCATION: Development site on land west of, Park Lane, Ropley, Alresford COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor C G Louisson PARISH: Ropley Web link PROPOSAL: Two storey extension to rear & side, detached garage with room above to front & recladding to existing elevations (HSE) 59322 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: S & C Howling OFFICER: Jasmine Kaur 01730 234001 LOCATION: Highlossen, Gascoigne Lane, Ropley, Alresford, SO24 0BT COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor C G Louisson PARISH: Ropley Web link 8 PROPOSAL: Detached garage with home office above. (HSE) 31354/003 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr Russell Brown OFFICER: Jasmine Kaur 01730 234001 LOCATION: Chasewood House, Old Odiham Road, Shalden, Alton, GU34 4BW COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor T Costigan PARISH: Shalden Web link PROPOSAL: Two storey side extension with balcony at first floor level, single storey rear extension, porch canopy to front and detached garage to front (HSE) 58513/002 REFERENCE NO: APPLICANT: Mr Peter Wiggins OFFICER: Susie Ralston 01730 234242 LOCATION: 2 Beech Close, Yew Tree Lane, Wield, Alresford, SO24 9RX COUNCILLOR(S): Councillor T Costigan PARISH: Wield Web link Please note the following information:- Applications with amended descriptions or being re-advertised are shown on this list for information purposes only. These do not have a new notification period. Details of all undecided planning applications including application forms and plans can be seen by visiting the Planning page of the Council's website at www.easthants.gov.uk where comments can also be submitted. Planning Services East Hampshire District Council Penns Place Petersfield Hants GU31 4EX Tel: 01730 266551 9 .
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