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Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Notice of Applications Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Notice of Applications 17/03574/LBC - THE WEAVERS LONDON ROAD SOUTHBOROUGH ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS KENT - Listed Building Consent - Internal alterations on first floor level to provide back of house facilities for proposed ground floor restaurant (Works already carried out) Reasons: 4 17/03916/FULL - KNIGHT WOOD DEVELOPMENT KNIGHTS WAY ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS KENT TN2 3FJ - Variation of Condition 2 of 16/06914/FULL - Revised Maximum Building Heights Plan Reasons: 5,6 17/03779/FULL - PIPPINS GEDGES HILL MATFIELD TONBRIDGE KENT - Restoration and conversion of historic garden buildings to create 1no. dwelling and subterranean extension to vine house Reasons: 4 15/505823/FULL - OWLSNEST WOOD TONBRIDGE ROAD PEMBURY ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS KENT - Demolition of existing residential dwelling, ancillary outbuildings, pool house and bunker to incorporate a 76 bed health and wellbeing facility, 22 independent extra care lodges with associated car parking, landscaping and amenity space along with proposed community access of existing lake for recreational and leisure use. Reasons: 2,5 17/03786/FULL - OWLETT FARMHOUSE MOUNT PLEASANT LAMBERHURST TUNBRIDGE WELLS KENT - Demolition of existing garage and construction of new garage Reasons: 6 17/03815/LBC - OLD SWATLANDS CRANBROOK ROAD GOUDHURST CRANBROOK KENT - Listed Building Consent - Demolition of existing conservatory; Erection of single-storey and two-storey side extension, and alterations to roof and fenestration Reasons: 4 17/03814/FULL - OLD SWATLANDS CRANBROOK ROAD GOUDHURST CRANBROOK KENT - Demolition of existing conservatory; Erection of single-storey and two-storey side extension, and alterations to roof and fenestration Reasons: 4 17/03818/FULL - HARTLEY LANDS FARMHOUSE SWATTENDEN LANE CRANBROOK KENT - Removal of Condition 5 (Agricultural Occupation) of 15/508091/FULL (Erection of agricultural workers’ dwelling) Reasons: 2,6 17/03826/REM - LAND AND BUILDINGS REAR OF 35 QUARRY ROAD ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS KENT - Approval of Reserved Matters (Appearance and Landscaping) following Outline Planning Permission granted under reference 16/504607/OUT for: Demolition of all buildings and erection of a block of flats comprising 3Reasons: 4 17/03752/FULL - 33 CHURCH ROAD ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS KENT TN1 1JT - Replacement windows to front and rear elevations Reasons: 1 17/03321/LBC - DEACON HOUSE HIGH STREET BIDBOROUGH TUNBRIDGE WELLS KENT - Listed Building Consent: Replacement of sliding sash window and stone surround and various repairs following fireReasons: 4 17/03900/FULL - BURFORD PLACE HIGH STREET BRENCHLEY TONBRIDGE KENT - Part demolition of boundary wall and provide insets on each side of existing driveway to both improve sight lines for vehicular egress and safety for users of public footpath Reasons: 1,4 17/03901/LBC - BURFORD PLACE HIGH STREET BRENCHLEY TONBRIDGE KENT - Listed Building Consent - Part demolition of boundary wall and provide insets on each side of existing driveway to both improve sight lines for vehicular egress and safety for users of public footpath Reasons: 4 17/03838/FULL - 46 - 50 HIGH STREET ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS KENT TN1 1XF - Retrospective - Placement on public footway of 6 tables and 12 chairs Reasons: 1 17/03661/FULL - PINEWOOD COURT PINEWOOD GARDENS SOUTHBOROUGH TUNBRIDGE WELLS KENT - Variation of Condition 2 (Approved plans) of 17/01191/FULL (Erection of 42 retirement living apartments with associated communal facilities, access, parking and landscaping) - Plots 17 and 32 to be slightly enlarged; Stair 1 elevational projection to be slightly enlarged; Guest room next to Stair 1 to be slightly enlarged Reasons: 5 17/03841/FULL - BEACON HOUSE FOXHOLE LANE HAWKHURST CRANBROOK KENT - Construction of brick-built workshop and land levelling Reasons: 4 17/03810/FULL - TOO HOOTS SPONGS LANE SISSINGHURST CRANBROOK KENT - Alterations/extensions and remodelling of existing property to create a two-storey dwelling Reasons: 4 17/03459/FULL - SPA HOTEL LANGTON ROAD ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS KENT TN4 8XJ - Redevelopment of the existing car park and construction of 12no. dwellings alongside associated parking, access and landscaping works Reasons: 1,5 17/03698/FULL - FORMER ALLOTMENT GARDENS CHURCHILLS ROPE WALK GOUDHURST CRANBROOK KENT - Erection of 2 No. 4-bedroom dwellings with associated parking, landscaping and ancillary works Reasons: 1,6 17/03260/LBC - STABLE COTTAGE WEST ROAD GOUDHURST CRANBROOK KENT - Listed Building Consent: Replacement front door and replacement casement window (works commenced) Reasons: 4 Reasons for advertisement key: 1 May affect a Conservation Area 2 Contrary to Development Plan 3 Environmental Statement 4 May affect a Listed Building or Setting 5 Major Development 6 May affect a Public Right of Way 7 May be of wider Public Interest 8 May affect a Historic Garden(s)/Parkland You may view the application on our website. Please note: All planning related correspondence for Tunbridge Wells Borough Council should be sent to: TWBC Planning Technical Team, Town Hall, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN1 1RS or by email to [email protected] Any representations should be made in writing no later than 22.12.2017 quoting the application number. All comments will be publicly viewable during the consideration of the application and thereafter. Advert Date: 01.12.2017.
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