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1 A) Involving Listed Buildings Or Within a Conservation Area BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS & CONSERVATION AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990 TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING (GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURE) ORDER 1995 PLEASE NOTE that the following planning applications were registered by the City Council during w/e 28/10/2005: (Notice under Article 8 and accompanied by an Environmental Statement where appropriate) a) Involving Listed Buildings or within a Conservation Area: BRUNSWICK AND ADELAIDE BH2005/05844 Land to rear of 29 & 31 Holland Road Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Demolition of existing garage and erection of two bedroom house. Officer: Nicola Slater 292114 Applicant: Mrs A Knife and Mr G Agent: David J. Knife Knife Flat 4 18 Braemore Court Ensign Court Kingsway 95-96 Marina Hove St Leonards On Sea BN3 4FG TN38 0BL BH2005/05875 Flat 6 6 Palmeira Avenue Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Replacement of window and door. Officer: Awot Tesfai 292132 Applicant: Mr J Perez Flat 6 6 Palmeira Avenue Hove East Sussex BN3 3GB BH2005/05926 52 Brunswick Street West Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Construction of four storey building to form 7 self contained flats. Officer: Sue Dubberley 292097 Applicant: Hambrook Estates Ltd Agent: Phil Purvis 75 Church Road Purvis Draughting Ltd Hove 13 Petworth Road East Sussex Brighton BN3 2BB East Sussex BN1 8LQ BH2005/05927 52 Brunswick Street West Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Demolition of building. Officer: Sue Dubberley 292097 Applicant: Hambrook Estates Ltd Agent: Phil Purvis 75 Church Road Purvis Draughting Ltd Hove 13 Petworth Road East Sussex Brighton BN3 2BB East Sussex BN1 8LQ CENTRAL HOVE BH2005/05860 6 Albany Mews Hove THE AVENUES Existing garage to be converted into a self contained studio with new elevation and roof. Officer: Awot Tesfai 292132 Applicant: Mr & Mrs Harrison Agent: Claire Haigh RIBA 6 Albany Mews 9 Kenton Road Hove Hove East Sussex BN3 4PG BN3 2PQ 1 BH2005/05952 146 Church Road Hove CLIFTONVILLE New housing for re-sited staircase, replacement of existing 2 meter fence and gate with new 4 meter fence and gate, new grillage over basement access steps, replacement of existing air conditioning units with 9 new units. Officer: Guy Everest 293334 Applicant: Nationwide Building Agent: Rocare Building Services Ltd Society Property Services Dept Rossland House Pipers Way 119 Alma Road Swindon Charminster SN38 1NW Bournemouth BH9 1AE. BH2005/05974 146 Church Road Hove CLIFTONVILLE Replacement of shopfront tiles. Officer: Guy Everest 293334 Applicant: Nationwide Building Agent: Rocare Building Services Ltd Society Property Services Dept Rossland House Pipers Way 119 Alma Road Swindon Charminster SN38 1NW Bournemouth BH9 1AE. BH2005/05991 West Penthouse Flat 109 Kingsway Court Queens Gardens Hove THE AVENUES Extension/modification to existing roof terrace wind breaker. Officer: Phillip Clark 292525 Applicant: Mr & Mrs Brice Agent: David Kemp Architect West Penthouse 9 Hove Park Villas Flat 109 Hove Kingsway Court BN3 6HP Queens Gardens Hove Kingsway Court Queens Gardens Brighton East Sussex BH2005/06000 Kingsway Court Queens Gardens Brighton THE AVENUES New canopies to replace the two existing residential and commercial entrances in the east and west elevations. Officer: Phillip Clark 292525 Applicant: Kingsway Court Agent: David Kemp Architect Freeholders Ltd C/O P Brice 9 Hove Park Villas 109 Kingsway Court Hove Queens Gardens BN3 6HP Brighton East Sussex BN3 2LR EAST BRIGHTON BH2005/05670 RSCH Lawson Unit (Outpatients Building) Eastern Road Brighton EAST CLIFF Installation of new powder coated aluminium windows in existing door openings (west elevation). Officer: Karen Tipper 293335 Applicant: Brighton & Sussex Agent: Overton-Hart University NHS Trust Eastern Road 4 English Business Park Brighton English Close BN2 5BE Hove BN3 7EE BH2005/05906 6 Sudeley Street Brighton EAST CLIFF Rear roof terrace with dormer. Officer: Victor Grayson 293990 Applicant: Ms Campey Agent: Julian Adams 6 Sudeley Street 12 Bushmead Avenue Brighton Bedford 2 BN2 1HE MK40 3QL HOLLINGBURY & STANMER BH2005/05914 University of Sussex Engineering One Building Falmer Brighton OUTSIDE CONSERVATION AREA New mezzanine floor and new double doors to main entrance. Officer: Victor Grayson 293990 Applicant: University of Sussex Agent: MacConvilles C/o Estates Shaftesbury Court Hastings Building 95 Ditchling Road Falmer Brighton Brighton BN1 4SE BN1 9RV PRESTON PARK BH2005/05776 Preston Manor Preston Drove Brighton PRESTON VILLAGE Display of non-illuminated signage, comprising two directional signs within display cases, one information sign and two tactile map design signs. Officer: Steve Lewis 292321 Applicant: Brighton & Hove City Agent: MacConvilles Surveying Council PO Box 2500 Shaftesbury Court Kings House 95 Ditchling Road Grand Avenue Brighton BN1 4ST Hove BN3 2SR BH2005/05917 Land adjoining 91 Stanford Avenue Brighton PRESTON PARK Conversion of coach house to one dwelling unit. Officer: Steve Lewis 292321 Applicant: Dr F O'Connor Agent: KG Designs 87 Stanford Avenue 129 Tarring Road Brighton Worthing BN1 6FA West Sussex BN11 4HE BH2005/06040 Site rear of 18 Southdown Road and adj to 51 Rugby Road Brighton PRESTON PARK Demolition of existing single storey garage and construction of one residential unit. Officer: Liz Holt 291709 Applicant: Morgan Carn Parnership Agent: Morgan Carn Partnership 18 Southdown Road 79 Stanford Avenue Brighton Brighton East Sussex BN1 6FA BN1 6FH QUEEN'S PARK BH2005/05047 Top Flat 103 Marine Parade Brighton EAST CLIFF Velux fire escape window in place of roof/loft hatch. Officer: Maureen Robertson 292359 Applicant: Michael McVaddy 103 Marine Parade Brighton East Sussex BN2 1AT BH2005/05965 Brighton College Eastern Road Brighton COLLEGE 3-storey Visual Arts Centre with basement & glazed link to adjoining Listed Building. Officer: Karen Tipper 293335 Applicant: Brighton College Agent: Miller Bourne Partnership Brighton College 49 Church Road Eastern Road Hove Brighton BN3 2BZ East Sussex BN2 0AL 3 BH2005/05967 Brighton College Eastern Road Brighton COLLEGE 3-storey Visual Arts Centre with basement & glazed link to adjoining Listed Building. Officer: Karen Tipper 293335 Applicant: Brighton College Agent: Miller Bourne Partnership Brighton College 49 Church Road Eastern Road Hove Brighton BN3 2BZ East Sussex BN2 0AL REGENCY BH2005/05682 22-25 North Street (Huntingdon House) Brighton OLD TOWN Alterations of 4 basements to form one large unit for A3 restaurant use, with new ground floor access from Meeting House Lane. Officer: Nicola Slater 292114 Applicant: Rosara Properties Limited Agent: Ellis and Partners Care Of: 38 Grand Parade Ellis and Partners Brighton 38 Grand Parade BN2 9QA Brighton BN2 9QA BH2005/05727 Shingle Beach at West Pier Kings Road Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Confirmed use of area around pier on lower esplanade for street market. Amendments to previous conditions relating to days and hours of trading and number of stalls. Officer: Paul Earp 292193 Applicant: Brighton West Pier Trust The West Pier Kings Road Brighton East Sussex BN1 2FL BH2005/05862 Town Hall Bartholomew Square Brighton OLD TOWN Conversion of storeroom into 3 meeting rooms. Officer: Sue Dubberley 292097 Applicant: Brighton and Hove City Agent: Brighton and Hove City Council Council Kings House Property and Design Grand avenue Finance and Property Hove Kings House BN3 2SR Grand avenue Hove BN3 2SR BH2005/05976 20 Oriental Place Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Ground and first floor rear extension to accommodate a 2 bedroom maisonette fronting Montpelier Road. Officer: Phillip Clark 292525 Applicant: Geneva Investment Group Agent: Clive Voller Associates Ltd Geneva House 15 Station Road 77a Rutland Road Burgess Hill Hove West Sussex East Sussex RH15 5DE BN3 5FE ST. PETER'S & NORTH LAINE BH2005/05468 51 Queens Road Brighton WEST HILL Conversion of first and second floor to two flats and alterations to existing frontage to provide disabled access. Officer: Victor Grayson 293990 Applicant: Home Leasing Ltd Agent: Andy Scarborough 51 Queens Road 85 Framfield Road 4 Brighton BN1 3XB Uckfield TN22 5AF BH2005/05849 11 St Georges Place Brighton VALLEY GARDENS Change of use from B1 offices to D1 alcohol and drugs advice and information centre. Officer: Steve Lewis 292321 Applicant: Crime Reduction Initiatives 3rd Floor, Tower Point 44 North Road Brighton BN1 1YR BH2005/05955 26B West Hill Road Brighton WEST HILL Forming new window in existing window shaped blank opening, above existing ground floor window. In addition adding conservation style rooflight, in line with new window. Officer: Karen Tipper 293335 Applicant: Joelle Wheelwright 26B West Hill Road Brighton East Sussex BN1 3RT WESTBOURNE BH2005/05749 Flat 2 7 Pembroke Crescent Hove PEMBROKE AND PRINCES AREA Replacement UPVC doors and windows. Officer: Awot Tesfai 292132 Applicant: Mr Appleton Agent: R & D Goatley Ltd Flat 2 Unit 3 7 Pembroke Crescent William Street Estate Hove William Street East Sussex Portslade BN3 5DH East Sussex BN41 1PZ BH2005/05916 Sackville Hotel 189 Kingsway and garage at 2 Sackville Gardens SACKVILLE GARDENS Creation of underground car park in association with development approved under BH2004/03090/FP Officer: Sue Dubberley 292097 Applicant: Sackville Hotel Agent: Turner Associates 189 Kingsway 19A Wilbury Avenue Hove Hove East Sussex BN3 6HS BN3 4GU BH2005/05935 Sackville Hotel 189 Kingsway and 2 Sackville Gardens Hove SACKVILLE GARDENS Demolition of garage. Officer: Sue Dubberley 292097 Applicant: Sackville Hotel Agent: Turner Associates
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