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MONTHLY LIST of DECISIONS by PARISH From: 01 MARCH 2017 To South Gloucestershire Council MONTHLY LIST OF DECISIONS BY PARISH From: 01 MARCH 2017 To: 31 MARCH 2017 Mont hl y List of Decisions - 01/3/17 - 31/3/17 APPLI CATION NUMBER APPLI CATION TYPELOCATIONPROPOSAL APPLI CANTDATE REGISTEREDDECISION DATE DECISION PARISH Al mondsbur y Par i sh Counci l PT17/0302/FFull Planning 28 South Road Almondsbury Erection of two storey and single Mr Simon Jenkins 27/01/2017 21/03/2017 Approve with Bristol South Gloucestershire BS32 storey rear extension to form Conditions 4HU additional living accommodation. PT17/0228/FFull Planning 28 Crantock Drive Almondsbury Demolition of existing extension. Mr Ian Harpham 24/01/2017 15/03/2017 Approve with Bristol South Gloucestershire BS32 Erection of single storey side/rear Conditions 4HG extension to provide additional living accommodation (Amendment to previously approved scheme PT16/0235/F) PT16/6043/FFull Planning 16 Knole Close Almondsbury Erection of single storey front, Mrs Jackie Hartley 24/01/2017 03/03/2017 Approve with Bristol South Gloucestershire BS32 side and rear extensions to Conditions 4EJ provide additional living accommodation. PT16/6861/RVCRemoval Var Con Over Court Barns Over Lane Variation of condition 1 attached Hydrock 10/01/2017 02/03/2017 Approve with Sec 73 Almondsbury Bristol South to PT15/3893/LB to extend the Conditions Gloucestershire BS32 4DF period for completion of the physical improvement works. PT17/0494/TCATrees in The Old Bakery 9 Church Road Works to fell 1no. group of Mr Joshua Slator 16/02/2017 16/03/2017 No Objection Conservation Almondsbury Bristol South Cypress, crown reduce 2no. apple Area Gloucestershire BS32 4ED trees by up to 1.5m, crown lift to 2m and crown thin by 25%. Works to crown lift 1no. Beech tree to 3m and crown reduce by up to 3m. Works to crown reduce 1no. Prunus by up to 1m and crown thin by 15% in Lower Almondsbury Conservation Area. 04 April 2017 Page 1 of 49 Mont hl y List of Decisions - 01/3/17 - 31/3/17 APPLI CATION NUMBER APPLI CATION TYPELOCATIONPROPOSAL APPLI CANTDATE REGISTEREDDECISION DATE DECISION PT17/0526/RVCRemoval Var Con Asda Stores Ltd Highwood Lane Variation of condition 1 attached We Buy Any CAr 09/02/2017 23/03/2017 Approve with Sec 73 Patchway Bristol South to planning permission Ltd Conditions Gloucestershire BS34 5TL PT16/4525/F to alter the hours vehicles will be collected from site. (Resubmission of PT16/6537/RVC). PT17/0502/ADVAdvertisments Hollywood Bowl The Venue At Display of 6no. internally Original Bowling 10/02/2017 30/03/2017 Approve Cribbs Causeway Merlin Road illuminated fascia signs. Company Almondsbury South Gloucestershire BS10 7SR PARISH Al vest on Par i sh Counci l PT15/2592/FDIFootpath Bristol Memorial Woodlands Diversion of footpaths Bristol Memorial 19/06/2015 31/03/2017 Approve Diversion Earthcott Green Alveston Bristol OAN/63/60, OAN/64/20 and Woodlands Ltd South Gloucestershire BS35 3TA OAN/64/10 PT16/6548/FFull Planning The Chalet Thornbury Hill Alveston Demolition of 2no. storage Mrs Paddon 15/12/2016 03/03/2017 Approve with Bristol South Gloucestershire BS35 buildings and erection of 1no. Conditions 3LG replacement storage building (sui generis). PT17/0154/PNG COU Agricultural Land Adjacent To Church Road Prior notification of a change of Mr Stephen Nunn 16/01/2017 08/03/2017 Approve with R To Residential Earthcott Green Alveston Bristol use from Agricultural Buildings to Conditions South Gloucestershire BS35 3TD 1 no. residential dwelling (Class C3) as defined in the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987 (as amended) and operational development. PT17/0298/ADVAdvertisments Berkley Vale Motors Thornbury Display of 3no. non-illuminated Berkley Vale 30/01/2017 09/03/2017 Approve Road Alveston Bristol South flag poles. Motors Gloucestershire BS35 2LR 04 April 2017 Page 2 of 49 Mont hl y List of Decisions - 01/3/17 - 31/3/17 APPLI CATION NUMBER APPLI CATION TYPELOCATIONPROPOSAL APPLI CANTDATE REGISTEREDDECISION DATE DECISION PT16/6287/FFull Planning The Copse Thornbury Road Erection of 1no. detached Mr And Mrs M 07/12/2016 08/03/2017 Approve with Alveston Bristol South dwelling and associated works. And B Hurford- Conditions Gloucestershire BS35 2LR Jones PT16/6895/CLECert Lawful Use Merry Heaven Farm Old Application for a certificate of Mr And Mrs C G 06/01/2017 24/03/2017 Approve Existing Gloucester Road Alveston Bristol lawfulness for the existing use of And D Heal South Gloucestershire BS35 3LQ Buildings 1 - 8 as commercial units for the blending and storage of animal feed. (Use Class B2). PT17/0067/FFull Planning 8 Willoughby Close Alveston Erection of a first floor side Mr And Mrs Rick 09/01/2017 01/03/2017 Approve with Bristol South Gloucestershire BS35 extension to provide additional Grove Conditions 3RW living accommodation. PT17/0436/PNHPrior Notification 10 Strode Gardens Alveston Bristol The erection of a single storey 02/02/2017 02/03/2017 No Objection Householder South Gloucestershire BS35 3PL rear extension, which would extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4.05m, for which the maximum height would be 3.84m, and for which the height of the eaves would be 2.6m PT17/0327/FFull Planning The Chalet Thornbury Hill Alveston Erection of single storey Mrs Melanie 27/01/2017 24/03/2017 Approve with Bristol South Gloucestershire BS35 extensions and alterations to Paddon Conditions 3LG facilitate conversion of 2no. barns to form 1no. dwelling with associated works. (amendment to previously approved scheme PT16/1881/F). PT17/1311/FFull Planning Laburnham House Down Road Erection of single storey rear Mr Herbert 29/03/2017 Permitted Alveston Bristol South extension Development Gloucestershire BS35 3JE PARISH Aust Par i sh Counci l 04 April 2017 Page 3 of 49 Mont hl y List of Decisions - 01/3/17 - 31/3/17 APPLI CATION NUMBER APPLI CATION TYPELOCATIONPROPOSAL APPLI CANTDATE REGISTEREDDECISION DATE DECISION PT16/1573/FFull Planning Hill House Main Road Aust Bristol Erection of single storey rear Mr And Mrs R 19/04/2016 13/03/2017 Approve with South Gloucestershire BS35 4AZ extension to form additional living Deverson Conditions accommodation. Replacement windows and door. Creation of link structure to roof to form loft conversion including removal of existing dormer window. PT16/1583/LBListed Building Hill House Main Road Aust Bristol Internal and external alterations. Mr And Mrs R 19/04/2016 13/03/2017 Approve with Consent South Gloucestershire BS35 4AZ Erection of single storey rear Deverson Conditions extension to form additional living accommodation. Replacement windows and door. Creation of link structure to roof to form loft conversion including removal of existing dormer window. Repainting of lime render. PARISH Bi t t on Par i sh Counci l PK17/0186/RVCRemoval Var Con Golden Valley Mill Mill Lane Bitton Variation of condition 2 attached Linden Homes 20/01/2017 30/03/2017 Withdrawn Sec 73 Bristol South Gloucestershire BS30 to PK15/0532/F to vary the Western 6HJ approved plan list to allow minor changes to house type designs and to amend the approved site plan and planning layout to include new house type designs and to remove Ash House and Heather House. PK16/6186/CLECert Lawful Use Land To The East Side Of New Pit Certificate of lawfulness for the Mrs Sherraleen 28/11/2016 31/03/2017 Refusal Existing Lane Bitton South Gloucestershire existing use of land for the Ann Shearn BS30 6NT stationing of a caravan. PK16/6484/FFull Planning 5 Court Road Oldland Common Erection of front porch. Mr D Stobbs 30/12/2016 14/03/2017 Approve with Bristol South Gloucestershire BS30 Installation of 2no. rooflight and Conditions 9SR new openings to east elevation. 04 April 2017 Page 4 of 49 Mont hl y List of Decisions - 01/3/17 - 31/3/17 APPLI CATION NUMBER APPLI CATION TYPELOCATIONPROPOSAL APPLI CANTDATE REGISTEREDDECISION DATE DECISION PK16/6865/FFull Planning Manor Farm Wick Lane Upton Installation of a 24.3m (25m to the Vodafone Ltd 05/01/2017 15/03/2017 Refusal Cheyney Bristol South top of antennae) lattice tower, Gloucestershire BS30 6NQ 3no. antennae, 2no. microwave dishes, 2no. equipment cabinets, and ancillary works. PK17/0155/TREWorks to Trees Seedes Farm Brewery Hill Upton Works to fell 1no. Yew tree (T1), Mr Arran Stevens 13/01/2017 06/03/2017 Approve with Cheyney Bristol South crown lift to 4m. thin by 10% and Conditions Gloucestershire BS30 6LY reduce one side of tree by 2m 1no. Yew tree (T2) and crown lift to 4m. 1no. Yew tree (T3). Trees covered by Tree Preservation Order SG/TR 117 created 30/11/1967 PK17/0197/LBListed Building The Barn Highfield Park Farm Alterations to replace windows, Mr John Dyson 31/01/2017 20/03/2017 Approve with Consent Riding Barn Hill Wick Bristol South doors and panelling to front Conditions Gloucestershire BS30 5QZ elevation, porch windows, sliding doors and rear window frames. PK17/0603/TREWorks to Trees The Coach House Lons Court Works to 2 no. Holm Oak trees to Top Tree Services 13/02/2017 31/03/2017 Approve with Bath Road Bitton Bristol South crown reduce by 30% 2m round, Ltd Conditions Gloucestershire BS30 6HX 1 no. Horse chestnut tree reduce crown to one side by 2m, crown reduce 1no. Ash tree on one side by 2m, 1 no. Lime tree crown lift to 10m, 1no. Beech tree crown lift to 5m and 1 no. Ash tree crown lift to 5m all covered by SGTPO 32/08 dated 16th April 2009 04 April 2017 Page 5 of 49 Mont hl y List of Decisions - 01/3/17 - 31/3/17 APPLI CATION NUMBER APPLI CATION TYPELOCATIONPROPOSAL APPLI CANTDATE REGISTEREDDECISION DATE DECISION PK17/0767/NMANon Material 106 High Street Oldland Common Non Material Amendment to Home Orchard 24/02/2017 21/03/2017 Objection Amendment Bristol South Gloucestershire BS30 planning application PK14/4134/F Developments Ltd 9TF to house 1 and 2 glazed conservatory amended to have solid side walls and tiles roof with 3 no.
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