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Agenda, Town Planning Committee 02 August 2021 BERKHAMSTED TOWN COUNCIL 01442 800146 2nd Floor [email protected] Civic Centre 161 High Street www.berkhamstedtowncouncil.gov.uk Berkhamsted Herts HP4 3HD 27 July 2021 SUMMONS Notice is hereby given that there will be a meeting of the Town Planning Committee in the Main Hall, Ground Floor, Civic Centre, Berkhamsted on Monday 02 August 2021 at 7.30 pm. The purpose of the meeting is to transact the business set out in the agenda below and you are hereby summoned to attend. Mrs J Harley Deputy Town Clerk MEMBERS: Councillors: P White – Chair G Stevens – Vice Chair A Armytage G Corry P de Hoest P Fisher J Jones SUBSTITUTES: Councillors: R Freedman M Hardinge N Woolner Members of the public are invited to attend all meetings of the Town Council. WE POLITELY REQUEST THAT ALL ATTENDEES WEAR A FACE MASK AND SOCIALLY DISTANCE. Anyone wishing to attend this Town Planning meeting should contact the Deputy Town Clerk to register attendance. Email [email protected] and confirm your name, your address in Berkhamsted and details of any items on the agenda you wish to speak about. The cut off point for requests to join the meeting is midday on the 02 August 2021. Alternatively, if you wish to comment on an item on this agenda by email, please do so by emailing [email protected] by midday on the 02 August 2021. Email comments will be passed to the Town Planning Committee ahead of the meeting and discussed during the meeting. 1 | Town Planning Agenda 02 August 2021 AGENDA TP 107/21 To receive Apologies for Absence TP 108/21 To receive Declarations of Interest regarding items on the agenda. TP 109/21 Minutes of the Previous Meeting held on 12 July 2021 (previously circulated). TP 110/21 Chair’s Communications 1. Road Traffic Orders 2. Tree Preservation Orders None have been received. 3. Licensing To note the following Pavement Licences: i) Bel Caffe, 146 High Street ii) Blossom & Wild, 153 High Street iii) Black Goo, 134 High Street iv) Simmons Bakers, 234 High Street Premises Licences received for: v) Hanako, 140 High Street vi) Waitrose, St John’s Well Lane 4. National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) To note that the NPPF was revised on the 20th July 2021. The latest version is available here TP 111/21 Multi Storey Car Park Update To receive any updates. TP 112/21 Public Participation To suspend Standing Orders to invite public participation on items on the agenda TP 113/21To consider, for Resolution, forms and drawings for applications relating to the Town of Berkhamsted received from Dacorum Borough Council. 21/01824/ADV AMENDED/ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Two sets of replacement building letters, two replacement totems and a new fascia panel at the car park entrance. A number of non-illuminated panel signs in and around the car park Waitrose Ltd, St Johns Well Lane (JM) 21/02140/FHA AMENDED/ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Partial ground floor side infill, first floor rear extension and new roof dormer to the existing dwelling 79 Shrublands Avenue (JM) 2 | Town Planning Agenda 02 August 2021 21/02304/FHA AMENDED/ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Proposed alterations to existing flat roof at front of property to mono pitch roof, construction of 2nd storey side and 2 storey rear extension 9 Lombardy Drive (JM) 21/02639/FUL Construction of 2no. detached dwellings Land To Rear of Chertford, 126 Cross Oak Road (DT) 21/02781/FUL Formation of new playground area, new footpaths and installation of exterior canopies. Ashlyns School, Chesham Road (NG) 21/02022/FHA Rear loft conversion with 2 dormers to existing pitched roof 5 Cross Oak Road (TG) 21/02604/FHA Loft conversion incorporating a rear dormer window and rooflight 13 Clarence Road (JG) 21/02622/FHA Replacing original Victorian timber sash single-pane windows with the double-glazed equivalent matching style and materials as closely as possible 23 Station Road (NG) 21/02663/FHA Single storey front extension. Addition of rooflight to rear flat roof and alteration to window to rear elevation. 10 Hillside Gardens (EP) 21/02734/FHA Replacement of existing first floor and roof with new first floor, loft space and roof. Single storey rear extension. Associated external works 37 High Street (HE) 21/02735/FHA Single storey rear extension replacing existing lean-to & internal alterations 27 Egerton Road (TG) 21/02782/FHA Front dormer addition & porch canopy revision to approved plans 29 Egerton Road (NV) 21/02785/FHA Replacing bedroom window and patio window doors 25 Nightingale Lodge, Cowper Road (LB) 21/02815/FHA Loft conversion with new rear dormer over existing 2 storey rear extension plus new front porch canopy and associated alterations. 48 Upper Hall Park (EP) 21/02816/FHA Replacement of existing conservatory glazed wall and roof with a mixture of masonry wall and windows and tiled roof with Velux rooflights Homewood, 2 Meadway (LB) 21/02630/LBC Replace existing glass windows with new double-glazed windows. New replacement front door. 63 Gossoms End (NR) 21/02689/LBC Remove existing kitchen and make good. Install new sink, hand wash unit and dishwashers. Install new hair wash units. New plumbing supplies to be connected from adjacent WCs and original kitchen. Dower House, 108 High Street (LB) 21/02889/LBC Refurbish four windows and one door, replace seven windows and a set of doors 1 Ernest Lindgren House, Archive Mews (LB) 21/02806/LDP Change of roof from hip end to gable end. Rear Dormer. Rooflights to front elevation of pitched roof 20 Queens Road (LB) 21/02879/OTD Change of use from wine bar (Sui Generis) to restaurant (Class E). Fitting of extraction unit and alterations to shop front signage. 43 Lower Kings Road (DT) 21/02736/RET Retention of roof light to existing car port 5 Greystoke Close (JG) 21/02727/ROC Variation of condition 3 attached to planning permission 4/02120/19/ROC (Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) attached to planning permission 3 | Town Planning Agenda 02 August 2021 4/01142/17/FHA (single storey side and rear extensions, replacement of garage, internal alterations and loft conversion)). 2 North Road (DT) 21/02906/ROC Removal of Condition 5 (Vehicular Visibility Splays) and Condition 6 (Pedestrian Visibility Splays) Attached to Planning Permission 20/00937/FUL (Demolition of existing dwelling and outbuildings. Construction of six- bedroom family dwelling with two new outbuildings.) Little Kingshill, Kingshill Way (MS) 21/02886/TCA Works to conifer tree 6A Doctors Commons Road (TG) 21/02898/TCA Work to trees The Chapel, Chapel Street (TG) 21/02394/TPO Work to trees Lincoln Court (TG) TP 114/21 Planning Appeals None have been received. TP 115/21 Planning Appeal Decisions None have been received. TP 116/21 Planning decisions Schedule included within the agenda. JH 27/07/2021 4 | Town Planning Agenda 02 August 2021 TP 116/21 Reference Description Date Location BTC Response DBC Response DBC Input Appeal Decision Amended Date 20/03299/FUL Construction of detached dwelling 08/12/2020 Highlands, Kings Objection Refused 19/07/2021 Road 21/01802/FHA Loft conversion with rear dormer 23/06/2021 14 Shrublands No Objection Granted 19/07/2021 Yes and rooflight and two front Avenue rooflights 21/01899/FHA Two storey rear extension, 23/06/2021 2 Beckets Square No Objection Granted 19/07/2021 alterations to the existing deck patio, side facing window to first floor bedroom 21/02133/FHA Single-storey side extension 23/06/2021 Homestead, No Objection Granted 19/07/2021 Shootersway 21/02144/FHA Single storey rear extension. 23/06/2021 20 Queens Road No Objection Granted 19/07/2021 Alteration to flank wall windows. Replace flat roof to front bay window with a pitched roof 21/02152/FHA Double & single storey side 23/06/2021 9 North Road No Objection Granted 19/07/2021 extension and the creation of a usable off-road parking space 21/02170/FHA Garage conversion, single storey 23/06/2021 21 Castle Hill No Objection Granted 19/07/2021 rear extension, pitched roof to Avenue replace existing flat roof to side projection 21/02204/FHA Proposed ground floor 23/06/2021 Ingledene, 29 Concern Granted 27/07/2021 wraparound extension, floor plan Queens Road redesign and all associated works 21/02213/FHA Loft conversion 23/06/2021 62 Ellesmere No Objection Granted 27/07/2021 Road 21/02337/FHA Single storey rear extension and 23/06/2021 14 Cobb Road No Objection Granted 19/07/2021 removal of existing outbuilding 21/02239/FHA Single storey rear extension 23/06/2021 16 Crossways No Objection Granted 19/07/2021 21/02366/FHA Proposed facade alterations and 23/06/2021 Wayside, Doctors No Objection Granted 19/07/2021 associated works to proposed Commons Road ground floor rear extension 21/02386/FHA Demolition of existing single 23/06/2021 7 Cross Oak Road No Objection Granted 27/07/2021 Yes storey rear kitchen extension, and replacement with larger single storey rear extension, also incorporating reduction of first floor bedroom window height at 5 | Town Planning Agenda 02 August 2021 rear elevation of house to suit new roof pitch 21/02217/FHA Single storey rear extension 23/06/2021 5 Castle Hill No Objection Granted 27/07/2021 Avenue 21/02020/LBC Refurbish four windows and one 23/06/2021 1 Ernest Lindgren No Objection Withdrawn 19/07/2021 door, replace seven windows and House, Archive a set of doors. Mews 21/01602/TKA Berkhamsted Town Council 23/06/2021 Telephone Kiosk No Objection Objection 27/07/2021 propose taking ownership of a Opposite Church telephone kiosk High Street 21/02118/TPO Works to horse chestnut and Blue 23/06/2021 18 Oakwood No Objection
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