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Week Ending 31St October 2008 TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL – PLANNING SERVICES _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY LIST OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND NOTIFICATIONS : NO. 43 Week Ending: 31st October 2008 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Comments on any of these matters should be forwarded IN WRITING (including fax and email) to arrive before the expiry date shown in the second to last column For the Northern Area to: For the Southern Area to: Head of Planning Head of Planning Beech Hurst Council Offices Weyhill Road Duttons Road ANDOVER SP10 3AJ ROMSEY SO51 8XG In accordance with the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information Act) 1985, any representations received may be open to public inspection. You may view applications and submit comments on-line – go to www.testvalley.gov.uk APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 08/02449/TREEN W1 (Willow), A1-A2 (Ash) - Constantia Cottage, 136 Little Mr David Lunan Miss Rachel Cooke YES 30.10.2008 Fell; W2 (Willow) - Remove Ann Road, Little Ann, Andover 21.11.2008 ABBOTTS ANN limb overhanging Goats Hampshire SP11 7NW Willow; A3 (Ash) - Remove deadwood 08/02594/VARN Relief of condition 21 21 Honeysuckle Gardens, Mr Melvin Smith Mrs Sarah Appleton 29.10.2008 attached to TVN.06928 - Use Andover, Hampshire, SP10 25.11.2008 ABBOTTS ANN of part of garage for 3DD physiotherapy practice 08/02596/FULLN Use of part of garage as 21 Honeysuckle Gardens, Mr Melvin Smith Mrs Sarah Appleton YES 29.10.2008 physiotherapy practice/office Andover, Hampshire, SP10 24.11.2008 ABBOTTS ANN 3DD 08/02496/RESN Erection of 203 dwellings and Land At Picket Twenty, Picket Persimmon Homes Mr Gregg Chapman YES 27.10.2008 garages together with Twenty, Andover, Hampshire (South Coast) Ltd 28.11.2008 ANDOVER ST associated works (part MARYS details of TVN.09275 - Phase 1A) 08/02577/FULLN Erection of exercise studio to 3 Church Close, Andover, Mr Nicholas Richmond Mrs Sarah Appleton YES 27.10.2008 rear Hampshire, SP10 1DP 28.11.2008 ANDOVER ST MARYS Week Ending: 31st October 2008 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 08/02553/FULLN Erection of a single storey Bec Cottage, Monxton Road, Mrs C Kirkup Mr David Wheeler 28.10.2008 side extension to link house Amport, Andover Hampshire 25.11.2008 AMPORT to garage to provide entrance SP11 8AQ lobby/boot room 08/02589/FULLN Erection of a side extension 10 Augustine Way, Charlton, Mr John Dowding Miss Sarah Barter YES 30.10.2008 to provide garage, utility Andover, Hampshire SP10 28.11.2008 CHARLTON room and enlarged kitchen 4EG with bedroom and en-suite over, bay window and porch to the front and conservatory to the rear 08/02539/FULLN Erection of two polytunnels Tunnel Tech Ltd, The Old Tunnel Tech Limited Mr David Wheeler YES 28.10.2008 Airfield, Winchester Street, 21.11.2008 LECKFORD Leckford, Stockbridge Hampshire SO20 6JF 08/02443/LBWN Provision of replacement Carbery House, Salisbury Hill, Mr And Mrs Oliver Miss Emma Jones YES 28.10.2008 gutters and downpipes Stockbridge, Hampshire SO20 28.11.2008 LONGSTOCK 6EZ 08/02602/TREEN T1 (Snake Bark Maple) - Fell Inchmahome, 3 Scamblers Mr Anthony Stevenson Miss Rachel Cooke 30.10.2008 Mead, Penton Grafton, 22.11.2008 PENTON GRAFTON Andover Hampshire SP11 0SR Week Ending: 31st October 2008 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 08/02355/FULLN Erection of a pair of semi Land Adjacent To Phoenix Mr M J B Shepherd Mr Gregg Chapman YES 28.10.2008 detached houses with Cottage, High Street, Shipton 28.11.2008 SHIPTON parking Bellinger, Tidworth Hampshire BELLINGER SP9 7TZ 08/02583/TREEN T1 (Silver Birch) Reduce Adagio (formerly The Latticed Test Valley Timber Miss Rachel Cooke 29.10.2008 height by up to 20% Cottage), High Street, Contractors 19.11.2008 STOCKBRIDGE Stockbridge, Hampshire SO20 6HB 08/02584/TREEN T9 (Sycamore) reduce crown The Milsons, Stockbridge, Mrs Kelly McArthur Miss Rachel Cooke 28.10.2008 by up to 3 metres Hampshire, SO20 6JA 19.11.2008 STOCKBRIDGE 08/02442/LBWN Raising of chimney above Hawthorn Cottage, Village Miss Juliette Hayward Mr David Wheeler 29.10.2008 ridge height Street, Thruxton, Andover 28.11.2008 THRUXTON Hampshire SP11 8NF 08/02473/FULLN Raising of chimney above Hawthorn Cottage, Village Miss Juliette Hayward Mr David Wheeler 29.10.2008 ridge height Street, Thruxton, Andover 28.11.2008 THRUXTON Hampshire SP11 8NF Week Ending: 31st October 2008 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 08/02598/FULLN Erection of single storey 9 Taskers Drive, Anna Valley, Mr E Henry Miss Sarah Barter 30.10.2008 extension to provide kitchen Andover, Hampshire SP11 7SA 28.11.2008 UPPER CLATFORD and first floor extension over existing garage to provide bedroom and ensuite 08/02566/TPOS Prune one Copper Beech Forest Lodge, Knapp Lane, Mrs S Searles Miss Rachel Cooke 27.10.2008 Ampfield, Romsey Hampshire 19.11.2008 AMPFIELD SO51 9BT 08/02557/TPOS Crown reduction of 9 Oak, 2 Indalo, Chilworth Road, Mr J Tucker Miss Rachel Cooke 27.10.2008 Birch and 2 Leylandii trees Chilworth, Southampton 19.11.2008 CHILWORTH Hampshire SO16 7JS 08/02599/TPOS Fell one Pine and prune Tudor Hall, 42 Hadrian Way, Mr J Ames Miss Rachel Cooke 31.10.2008 three Pines Chilworth, Southampton 24.11.2008 CHILWORTH Hampshire SO16 7HX 08/02578/TREES Crown lift low branches over Dengrid, 1 Church Lane, Mr D Chase (National Miss Rachel Cooke 28.10.2008 the parking area and the Mottisfont, Romsey Hampshire Trust) 20.11.2008 MOTTISFONT road including the branch SO51 0LL next to the thatch Week Ending: 31st October 2008 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 08/02603/CMAS Proposed continued Kimbridge Quarry, Mottisfont Cemex UK Materials Mr Mark Wyatt 31.10.2008 implementation of Planning Lane, Dunbridge, Romsey Limited 17.11.2008 MOTTISFONT Permission TVS05386/5 Hampshire SO51 0LF without compliance with condition 1 (amended restoration scheme) 08/02552/VARS Alterations and extensions to Nutburn, Nutburn Road, North Mr J De Vile Mr Paul Goodman YES 31.10.2008 form new lounge and kitchen Baddesley, Southampton 26.11.2008 NORTH with 2 new first floor Hampshire SO52 9BG BADDESLEY bedrooms - Variation of conditions numbered 6 and 7 on planning permission 07/02190/FULLS to amend the timescale for compliance with these conditions in connection with deferring the works to the proposed garage and access 08/02572/FULLS Brick enclosure to oil tank Recreation Ground Pavillion, North Baddesley Parish Miss Sacha YES 31.10.2008 Sandy Lane, North Baddesley, Council Braybrook NORTH Southampton Hampshire 28.11.2008 BADDESLEY 08/02611/FULLS Demolition of existing 16 Rownhams Road, North Talisman Homes Mrs Georgina 31.10.2008 dwelling and erection of six Baddesley, Southampton, (West) Ltd Wright NORTH flats with associated works Hampshire SO52 9EQ 27.11.2008 BADDESLEY Week Ending: 31st October 2008 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 08/02109/FULLS Proposed first floor extension Hilltop, Toothill Road, Toothill, Mr K Collier Mr Adam Stickland YES 29.10.2008 to storage block with open Romsey Hampshire SO51 9LN 24.11.2008 NURSLING AND ground floor area beneath ROWNHAMS 08/01349/FULLS Formation of pitched roof 3 - 5 The Hundred, Romsey, F W Kersey And Son Mrs Kate YES 31.10.2008 extension over rear of shop Hampshire, SO51 8GD McLoughlin ROMSEY ABBEY and replacement of rear 28.11.2008 shop-front (Revised scheme to that approved under 06/03109/FULLS) 08/02423/FULLS Change of use from A1 1 And 2 Stirling Walk, The Mr P Mann Mr Mark Wyatt YES 29.10.2008 Retail at ground and first Hundred, Romsey, Hampshire 28.11.2008 ROMSEY ABBEY floor to A3 Restaurant at SO51 8GD ground and first floor - incorporating A5 Take-Away use at ground floor 08/02501/FULLS Change of use from retail to 42 Winchester Road, Romsey, St James Mr Paul Goodman YES 30.10.2008 A5 Pizza Take Away, new Hampshire, SO51 8JA Developments 25.11.2008 ROMSEY ABBEY shop front and extraction International Ltd ducting for pizza oven 08/02592/TREES Prune one Mimosa 14 Latimer Street, Romsey, Mr M Bramley Miss Rachel Cooke 30.10.2008 Hampshire, SO51 8DG 21.11.2008 ROMSEY ABBEY Week Ending: 31st October 2008 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 08/02587/TREES Reduce and shape three Pragnells Cottages, West Testway Housing (fao:- Miss Rachel Cooke 28.10.2008 Sycamore Tytherley, Salisbury, Mrs K McArthur) 20.11.2008 WEST TYTHERLEY Hampshire SP5 1PD 08/02605/FULLS Change of use from Church West Tytherley Methodist Mr David Weeks, Mrs Georgina YES 30.10.2008 Building to Residential with Church, Red Lane, West Plantwide Services Ltd Wright WEST TYTHERLEY associated works Tytherley, Salisbury Hampshire 28.11.2008 SP5 1NY 08/02489/VARS Variation of Condition 4 on Foxhills Farm, Foxes Lane, Mr Adam Bourner Mr Mark Wyatt YES 31.10.2008 planning permission West Wellow, Romsey 27.11.2008 WELLOW TVS.09428/1 relating to Hampshire SO51 6DS occupation of the dwelling to include equestrian use Week Ending: 31st October 2008 .
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