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Weekly List of Planing Decisions Made 16 -20 August 2021 Weekly list of Decisions made from 16 - 20 August 2021 Direct access to search application page click here http://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant Applicant Decision Decision address Organisation Date Aston Ingham Penyard 210763 Planning 19/04/2021 Land at Aston Proposed 4 no. houses with Mr C Danter C/o Agent 17/08/2021 Withdrawn Permission Ingham, Kilcot, garages Newent, Glos, GL18 1NR Bodenham Hampton 212646 Works to Trees 05/07/2021 Tan Y Bryn, a) Tree 13 - Minor trimming of the Mr Michael Tan Y Bryn, 16/08/2021 Trees in Cons Area Works in a Bodenham, crown to ensure 5' clearance England Bodenham, Can Proceed Conservation Hereford, from;the garage (currently Hereford, Area Herefordshire, HR1 touching the tiles and wall. b) Tree Herefordshire, 3JU 19 - Crown;lift to 10' to help the HR1 3JU grass survive under the tree. b) Trees 24-26 -;Trimming back at ground level to control spread. c) Tree 28 - Crown;lift to 9' to allow underplanting. d) Trees 29-30 - Height reduction;and pruning for hedge restoration. e) Tree 31 - Crown lift to 9' to;allow underplanting 1 Weekly list of Decisions made from 16 - 20 August 2021 Parish Ward Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant Applicant Decision Decision address Organisation Date Bosbury Hope End 211320 Certificate of 05/05/2021 Noverings Lodge, Proposed works include the T Ashby The Noverings, 19/08/2021 Approved Lawfulness Bosbury, Ledbury, replacement of an existing Bosbury, (CLOPD) Herefordshire, HR8 outbuilding;and conservatory Ledbury, 1QD connection to the house with a Herefordshire, new kitchen extension,;WC and HR8 1QD utility facility. Bromyard and Bromyard 212509 Non Material 13/07/2021 Whitegates Care Proposed non-material Ms Karen Whitegates Owen Hicks 18/08/2021 Approved Winslow West Amendment Home, 25 Hereford amendment to planning Rodgers Care Home, 25 Architecture Road, Bromyard, permission 191266;(Alterations to Hereford Road, Herefordshire, HR7 entrance and office extension) - to Bromyard, 4ES allow the addition;of an external Herefordshire, canopy over the entrance door. HR7 4ES Bromyard and Bromyard 212604 Works to Trees 30/06/2021 2 Nunwell Court, 1x Goat Willow - Fell to ground Ruth Wilson Nunwell Court, m j padden tree 18/08/2021 Trees in Cons Area Works Winslow West in a Pump Street, level. Too large a species for Pump Street, services Can Proceed Conservation Bromyard, HR7 the;site 1x Blue Atlas Cedar - Fell Bromyard, HR7 Area 4FG to ground level. Too large a 4FG species;for the site. 2 Weekly list of Decisions made from 16 - 20 August 2021 Parish Ward Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant Applicant Decision Decision address Organisation Date Burghill Queenswood 212504 Works to trees 23/06/2021 10 Jasmine Lane, T1- Oak- maximum crown Mr Lyndon 10 Jasmine 18/08/2021 Trees covered by TPO – covered by TPO Burghill, Hereford, thinning by (30%)to be carried out Price Lane, Burghill, Consent Granted Herefordshire, HR4 together;with an overall crown Hereford, 7QS reduction bringing the outer limits Herefordshire, of the tree;away from the property HR4 7QS and conservatory roof. 3 Weekly list of Decisions made from 16 - 20 August 2021 Parish Ward Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant Applicant Decision Decision address Organisation Date Burghill Queenswood 212689 Works to Trees 06/07/2021 Grange Farm, There are 4 medium sized Ms Victoria Grange Farm, 16/08/2021 Trees in Cons Area Works in a Burghill, Hereford, conifers at the far end of the Fenn Burghill, Can Proceed Conservation Herefordshire, HR4 garden. Work;proposed is to top Hereford, Area 7SE the trees and reduce the crown, Herefordshire, bringing them to;8ft tall. This will HR4 7SE improve the health and longevity of the tree,;reduce the base from wooding, provide more light to the back of the;garden, as well as improving the overall aesthetic. Secondly, there;are two large conifers to the left of the boundary, they are blocking;light from our neighbour. We would like to top and reduce the crown of;both. 4 Weekly list of Decisions made from 16 - 20 August 2021 Parish Ward Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant Applicant Decision Decision address Organisation Date Clifford Golden 211875 Non Material 10/05/2021 Plot One, Land Proposed non-material Tim Manns & Plot One, Lucy Chuter 18/08/2021 Approved with Conditions Valley North Amendment adjacent to High amendment to planning Hayley Jeffries Priory Wood, Architecture House, Priory permission 163054;(Proposed 3 Hay On Wye, Wood, Hay on Wye, no dwellings with detached Herefordshire, Herefordshire, HR3 garages)- Amendment of HR3 5HF 5HF roof;material from clay tile to slate. Chimney change of material from;stone to render. Porch amended from single pitch roof to dual pitch;and from open to enclosed porch with some glazing. 2 no. windows;lowered cills from original design. Craswall Golden 212021 Planning 02/06/2021 Fidlers Barn, Proposed conversion of barn into Mr Brian Fir Tree Nick La Barre Ltd 20/08/2021 Refused Valley South Permission Craswall, dwelling. Cleaton Cottage, Herefordshire, HR2 Craswall, 0PN Hereford, Herefordshire, HR2 0PN 5 Weekly list of Decisions made from 16 - 20 August 2021 Parish Ward Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant Applicant Decision Decision address Organisation Date Credenhill Credenhill 212784 Home 13/07/2021 5 Trenchard Proposed removal of existing Mrs Terri 5 Trenchard Andrew Baker 16/08/2021 Prior Approval Not Notification - Avenue, Credenhill, conservatory and construction of a French Avenue, Associates Required Prior Approval Hereford, single;storey extension which will Credenhill, Limited Herefordshire, HR4 extend beyond the rear wall of Hereford, 7DX the;original dwellinghouse by 3.15 Herefordshire, metres. The maximum height of HR4 7DX the;enlarged part of the dwellinghouse will be 3.51 metres and the height;of the eaves of the enlarged part of the dwellinghoue is 2.613 metres. Dilwyn Weobley 212603 Works to Trees 05/07/2021 Karen Court T1 - Silver Birch Causing Cole Fellows Dilwyn, Edwards Tree 16/08/2021 Trees in Cons Area Works in a Communal Area, Disturbance of Boundary Brick Hereford, Services Ltd Can Proceed Conservation Dilwyn, Wall owned;by The Great House, Herefordshire, Area Herefordshire, HR4 Dilwyn. HR4 8HU 8HU 6 Weekly list of Decisions made from 16 - 20 August 2021 Parish Ward Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant Applicant Decision Decision address Organisation Date Dilwyn Weobley 212769 Works to Trees 16/07/2021 Karen Court, Proposed works to 1 x Leylandii to Mr Cole Karen Court, 18/08/2021 Trees in Cons Area Works in a Dilwyn, fell because of excessive Fellows Dilwyn, Can Proceed Conservation Herefordshire, HR4 shading;and low amenity value. Hereford, Area 8HU The tree has outgrown its location Herefordshire, and it's;root structure is starting to HR4 8HU cause damage to a neighbouring stone;wall. We do not intend to replace the Leylandii so that we can provide;sufficient space for 2 Yew trees growing next to it. 7 Weekly list of Decisions made from 16 - 20 August 2021 Parish Ward Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant Applicant Decision Decision address Organisation Date Eardisland Arrow 212831 Works to Trees 16/07/2021 Toad Hall, C1035 Group of five Cypress (T1) - Dixon Toad Hall, Adrian Hope Tree 18/08/2021 Trees in Cons Area Works in a From A44 Via carefully fell in sections to as Eardisland, Services Can Proceed Conservation Eardisland, near;ground level as possible. Elm HR6 9BE Area Eardisland, HR6 (T2) - carry out light remedial 9BE pruning;to prevent further encroachment towards property and lightly trim;clear of electricity cables, but retaining screening. Fownhope Backbury 212171 Full 27/05/2021 Rowan, Capler Proposed single storey extensions Mr & Mrs G Rowan, Capler Total Design Ltd 19/08/2021 Approved with Conditions Householder Lane, Fownhope, to rear and front, with demolition;of Kinch Lane, Hereford, existing rear lean-to. Fownhope, Herefordshire, HR1 Hereford, 4PJ Herefordshire, HR1 4PJ Fownhope Backbury 212200 Full 01/06/2021 Holly House, Proposed new vehicular access, Mr G Weare Holly House, Architectural 19/08/2021 Approved with Conditions Householder Ringfield Drive, single parking space and Ringfield Drive, Drawing Fownhope, single;detached garage. Fownhope, Hereford, Hereford, Herefordshire, HR1 Herefordshire, 4PR HR1 4PR 8 Weekly list of Decisions made from 16 - 20 August 2021 Parish Ward Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant Applicant Decision Decision address Organisation Date Goodrich Kerne Bridge 211600 Planning 12/04/2021 Goodrich Tennis Proposed replacement of existing Miss Kim Hazelbank, 19/08/2021 Approved with Conditions Permission Club, Tufts Lane, clubhouse with building of same Martin Llangrove, Goodrich, Ross-on- size;and location. Ross-On-Wye, Wye, HR9 6JA Herefordshire, HR9 6HA 9 Weekly list of Decisions made from 16 - 20 August 2021 Parish Ward Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant Applicant Decision Decision address Organisation Date Grafton Wormside 212629 Non Material 02/07/2021 Graftonbury Court, Proposed non-material Graftonbury Brackendene, Hook Mason 19/08/2021 Approved with Conditions Amendment Grafton Lane, amendment to planning Limited Mill Lane, Limited Grafton, permission 173986/F;(Proposed Tadworth, Herefordshire single storey extension to provide Surrey, KT20 a new apartment. Proposed;single 7TE storey extension of existing approved dwelling. Proposed re- ;ordering of extant permission to provide penthouse apartment) and;P203171/F (Variation of condition 2 of Planning Permission 173986/F).;To allow minor external alterations to reflect the existing structural;arrangements.
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