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FHDC Planning Decisions 16/18 FOREST HEATH DISTRICT COUNCIL PLANNING AND GROWTH DECISIONS WEEK ENDING 23/04/2018 PLEASE NOTE THE DECISIONS LIST RUN FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY EACH WEEK DC/17/1597/FUL Planning Application - Supermarket with Aldi Stores Ltd DECISION: associated car parking, servicing, Exning Road Approve Application landscaping and associated works Newmarket DECISION TYPE: Suffolk Delegated APPLICANT: N/A, ALDI Stores Ltd. CB8 0AB ISSUED DATED: AGENT: Mr Alastair Close - Planning 20 Apr 2018 Potential Ltd. WARD: St. Mary's PARISH: Newmarket Town Council DC/17/2388/FUL Planning Application - Conversion of North Court DECISION: building to 4 no. dwellings Brandon Road Refuse Application Brandon DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs F and T Bajwa IP27 0SF Delegation Panel AGENT: Mr Robert Gooding ISSUED DATED: 6 Apr 2018 WARD: Brandon West PARISH: Brandon DC/17/2446/FUL Planning Application - 8no. holiday lets Holiday Cabins DECISION: (following demolition of existing building) Hall Farm Approve Application Upper Green DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Mrs Hazel Reed Higham Delegated AGENT: Mr William Hosegood - Brown & Co Suffolk ISSUED DATED: IP28 6NZ 18 Apr 2018 WARD: Iceni PARISH: Higham DC/18/0087/HH Householder Planning Application - 1.8m 23 Croft Place DECISION: high fence Mildenhall Approve Application Suffolk DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Mrs Carolyn Austin IP28 7LN Delegation Panel AGENT: Mr David Mason ISSUED DATED: 6 Apr 2018 WARD: Market PARISH: Mildenhall (EMAIL) DC/18/0201/OUT Outline Planning Application (All Matters 63 Folly Road DECISION: Reserved) - 1no. dwelling (resubmission of Mildenhall Refuse Application DC/17/1992/OUT) IP28 7BX DECISION TYPE: Delegation Panel APPLICANT: Mr Tom Dixon ISSUED DATED: AGENT: Miss Amanda Shelly - AJS Designs 20 Apr 2018 WARD: Great Heath PARISH: Mildenhall (EMAIL) DC/18/0234/FUL Planning Application - (i) Change of use of Chaise House Stables DECISION: paddock to residential garden and (ii) The Green Refuse Application construction of a hard surface tennis court Tuddenham DECISION TYPE: IP28 6SD Delegated APPLICANT: Dr Catherine Dunnett ISSUED DATED: AGENT: Mr Mark Jarman 10 Apr 2018 WARD: Iceni PARISH: Tuddenham Parish Council DC/18/0238/FUL Planning Application - Change of use from The Old Courts DECISION: residential (C3) to Office (B1a) 147 All Saints Road Approve Application Newmarket DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Cadjen Properties LTD Suffolk Delegated AGENT: Mr Andrew Fleet MCIAT ISSUED DATED: 9 Apr 2018 WARD: All Saints PARISH: Newmarket Town Council 2. DC/18/0246/FUL Planning Application - New access road for Land Off Station Road DECISION: proposed Primary School Station Road Approve Application Lakenheath DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Steve Nugent, Cocksedge IP27 9JL Delegation Panel Building Contractors Ltd ISSUED DATED: AGENT: Simon Charter 18 Apr 2018 WARD: Lakenheath PARISH: Lakenheath DC/18/0317/TPO TPO/1991/19 - Tree Preservation Order - 16 Hallwyck Gardens DECISION: T1 Horse Chestnut - (i) Lift crown to 4.5m Newmarket Approve Application from ground level (ii) Remove rubbing sub- CB8 9JR DECISION TYPE: branch to South-East (as amended by Delegated email dated 11.04.2018) ISSUED DATED: 12 Apr 2018 APPLICANT: Donohoe WARD: All Saints AGENT: Mr Michael Downs - Gardenworks PARISH: Newmarket Tree Surgery Ltd Town Council DC/18/0326/HH Householder Planning Application - Single 3 Highfields DECISION: storey side and rear extension (following Lakenheath Approve Application demolition of existing rear extension) IP27 9DZ DECISION TYPE: Delegated APPLICANT: Mr Andy Lingley ISSUED DATED: AGENT: Mr William Kane 18 Apr 2018 WARD: Lakenheath PARISH: Lakenheath DC/18/0329/HH Householder Planning application - (i) Two Hill House DECISION: storey rear extension; and (ii) Upper Green Approve Application weatherboard cladding to upper level of all Higham DECISION TYPE: elevations IP28 6PA Delegated ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Mr Alastair Pawsey 17 Apr 2018 AGENT: Miss Rachel Maude WARD: Iceni PARISH: Higham 3. DC/18/0330/TPO TPO06(1996) - Tree Preservation Order - 14 Forest Way DECISION: 4no. Lime (T1, T2, T3 and T4 on plan T11, Mildenhall Approve Application T12, T13 and T17 on order) - Reduce by 5 Suffolk DECISION TYPE: metres to previous points IP28 7LD Delegated ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Mrs Hall 18 Apr 2018 AGENT: Mr Richard Marjoram - D M Tree & WARD: Market Landscape Contractors PARISH: Mildenhall (EMAIL) DC/18/0338/TPO TPO2010/02 - Tree Preservation Order - Car Park Off DECISION: Fell 1no Beech (T1 on plan and within Anvil Way Approve Application group G3 of Order) Moulton DECISION TYPE: Suffolk Delegated CB8 8GY ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Mr Brown, Flagship Group 17 Apr 2018 AGENT: Mr Lee Greenacre WARD: South PARISH: Moulton DC/18/0402/TCA Trees in a Conservation Area Notification - Cherry Tree Lodge DECISION: 1no. Cherry (on plan) Fell Marks Lane No Objections Santon Downham DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Mr Michael Finch Suffolk Delegated IP27 0TL ISSUED DATED: 13 Apr 2018 WARD: Brandon East PARISH: Santon Downham DC/18/0444/TCA Trees in a Conservation Area Notification - Bridge Cottage DECISION: 1no. Beech (T1 on plan) - Crown reduction Santon Downham No Objections by 6 metres (20ft) Suffolk DECISION TYPE: IP27 0TQ Delegated APPLICANT: Mr Colin Young ISSUED DATED: 13 Apr 2018 WARD: Brandon East PARISH: Santon Downham 4. DC/18/0479/TCA Trees in a Conservation Area Notification - Brook House DECISION: 1 no. Yew (T01 on plan) Crown lift up to 2 The Street No Objections metres from ground level, crown reduce up Barton Mills DECISION TYPE: to 2 metres from current height and 1 Suffolk Delegated metre from remaining crown to balance IP28 6AA ISSUED DATED: 20 Apr 2018 APPLICANT: Mr Wayne Benton WARD: Manor AGENT: Mr Richard Marjoram - D M Tree PARISH: Barton Mills Contractors DC/18/0537/AG1 Determination in Respect of Permitted Straw Barn DECISION: Agricultural Development - Proposed Park Farm Not Required Agricultural Building Dunstall Green DECISION TYPE: Ousden Delegated APPLICANT: Mr Nick Nunn Suffolk ISSUED DATED: 16 Apr 2018 WARD: South PARISH: Dalham 5. .
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