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Tunbridge Wells Weekly List – Produced 26Th April 2021 Tunbridge Wells Weekly List – Produced 26th April 2021 Attached is the latest list of applications received by the Council under the Town and Country Planning Acts. You may inspect a copy of any application on our online planning database or at the Weald Information Centre, The Old Fire Station, Stone Street, Cranbrook or at Gateway, 8 Grosvenor Road, Tunbridge Wells. You can make your comments online or by email to: [email protected] or in writing to Planning Services, Town Hall, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN1 1RS. Applications with the following suffix: ADJ, AGRIC, COUNTY, CPD, DEMO, SUB, TELNOT, TCA, NMAND, EIASCR or EIASCO are for information only. If an application is a householder application, in the event that an appeal is made against a decision of the Council to refuse to grant planning permission for the proposed development, and that appeal then proceeds by way of the expedited procedure under the written representations procedure, any representations will be passed to the Secretary of State and there will be no opportunity to make further representation. Please be aware that any comments and your name and address will be placed on file, which will be available for public inspection and published in full on the Internet. We will not publish your signature, email address or phone number on our website. If you make any written comments we will notify you of the outcome of the application. We will not make a decision on any application referred to in this list before 21 days from the date when the application was registered as valid except for those with the following suffix: ADJ, AGRIC, COUNTY, CPD, DEMO, SUB, TELNOT, TCA, NMAND, EIASCR or EIASCO. Please note that these details are published for the purpose of planning and building control matters only. They should not be used for any mailing or other lists without being filtered against the Mailing Preference Service (MPS) Consumer File. Details of how to obtain the MPS Consumer File can be found on the MPS website <http://www.mpsonline.org.uk/>. Use of applicants' details without such filtering constitutes an offence under the regulations of the Advertising Standards Authority, and can result in penalties. Application: 21/00313/FULL Officer: Richard Hazelgrove Grid: 581762/130566 Ward: Benenden & Cranbrook Parish: Benenden Parish Council Address: Barn And Land Adjacent To Bankside Dingleden Benenden Cranbrook Kent Proposal: Replace existing dilapidated timber framed building and maintaining existing use (Part Retrospective) Applicant: Sovereign Forestry Contractors Contact Address: C/O Jeremy Page 12 Rope Walk Sandhurst Cranbrook TN18 5JD Application: 21/00967/FULL Officer: Emma Franks Grid: 579848/131597 Ward: Benenden & Cranbrook Parish: Benenden Parish Council Address: Part Of Reed Wood Mill Street Iden Green Cranbrook Kent Proposal: Retention of a forestry building, retention of a mobile welfare unit in situ, retention of lean-to and proposed works to repair and maintain an existing access track (Part Retrospective) Applicant: Mr Marshall Contact Address: C/O Miss Alexandra Young Lambert & Foster 77 Commercial Road Paddockwood Tonbridge Kent, TN12 6DS Application: 21/01351/ENVSCR Officer: Emma Franks Grid: 579848/131597 Ward: Benenden & Cranbrook Parish: Benenden Parish Council Address: Part Of Reed Wood Mill Street Iden Green Cranbrook Kent Proposal: EIA Screening Opinion - Retention of a forestry building, retention of a mobile welfare unit in situ, retention of lean-to and proposed works to repair and maintain an existing access track (Part Retrospective) (21/00967/FULL Refers) Applicant: Mr Marshall Contact Address: C/O Miss Alexandra Young Lambert & Foster 77 Commercial Road Paddockwood Tonbridge Kent, TN12 6DS Application: 21/01082/FULL Officer: Hayley Starkey Grid: 581121/133047 Ward: Benenden & Cranbrook Parish: Benenden Parish Council Address: Pelham Walkhurst Road Benenden Cranbrook Kent Proposal: Demolition of garage; proposed erection of ancillary building to be used as a workshop, home gym and living accommodation Applicant: Ms Leenen and Ms Simoni Contact Address: C/O Miss Simran Dhaliwal Prime Oak Ltd Whitehouse Farm Whitehouse Lane Swindon South Staffordshire, DY3 4PE Application: 21/01102/FULL Officer: Ellouisa McGuckin Grid: 577089/136076 Ward: Benenden & Cranbrook Parish: Cranbrook & Sissinghurst Parish Council Address: 6 Wheatfield Drive Cranbrook Kent TN17 3LU Proposal: Single storey side extension to replace conservatory; conversion of garage to dining room Applicant: Mr Graham White Contact Address: C/O Mr Roger Farnworth 2 Acorn Way Hurst Green TN19 7QG Application: 21/01155/SUB Officer: Ellouisa McGuckin Grid: 579605/134392 Ward: Benenden & Cranbrook Parish: Benenden Parish Council Address: Crabtree House Course Horn Lane Cranbrook Kent TN17 3NR Proposal: Submission of Details in Relation to Condition 4 (Cladding on Garage Roof) and Condition 5 (Cladding on Garage Walls) of 19/00975/FULL Applicant: Mr & Mrs R Connell Contact Address: C/O Richard Meadley Primrose Hill Hawkhurst Kent, TN18 5AB Application: 21/01165/FULL Officer: Ellouisa McGuckin Grid: 577142/136198 Ward: Benenden & Cranbrook Parish: Cranbrook & Sissinghurst Parish Council Address: 41 Wheatfield Way Cranbrook Kent TN17 3LX Proposal: Proposed extension to existing annexe ancillary to the main house Applicant: Mrs A Fox Contact Address: C/O Chris Saunders Office 16 Apple Pie Farm Cranbrook Road Benenden Kent, TN17 4EU Application: 21/01200/NMAMD Officer: Lisa Williams Grid: 580535/131817 Ward: Benenden & Cranbrook Parish: Benenden Parish Council Address: Well House Iden Green Road Iden Green Cranbrook Kent Proposal: Non Material Amendment in Relation to 15/510458/FULL - Change of one wall on 2nd floor to follow lower floor wall Applicant: Mr Shaun Ashdown Contact Address: Well House Iden Green Road Iden Green Cranbrook Kent, TN17 4HA Application: 21/00934/FULL Officer: Canan Clatworthy Grid: 566752/142840 Ward: Brenchley & Horsmonden Parish: Brenchley And Matfield Parish Council Address: Raster Vision Ltd Unit 1 Crundalls Farm Gedges Hill Matfield Proposal: Proposed replacement research, development and office building; Demolition and replacement of small outbuilding Applicant: RVL Contact Address: C/O Mr Paul Webster PO Box 573 Tunbridge Wells Kent, TN2 9WF Application: 21/01026/FULL Officer: James Moysey Grid: 568619/140567 Ward: Brenchley & Horsmonden Parish: Brenchley And Matfield Parish Council Address: Burrs Hill Farm Horsmonden Road Brenchley Tonbridge Kent Proposal: Provision of a new access track and entrance onto Horsmonden Road Applicant: Mr N Overy Contact Address: C/O Mr Thomas Ogden 77 Commercial Road Paddock Wood Tonbridge Kent, TN12 6DS Application: 21/01290/ENVSCR Officer: James Moysey Grid: 568619/140567 Ward: Brenchley & Horsmonden Parish: Brenchley And Matfield Parish Council Address: Burrs Hill Farm Horsmonden Road Brenchley Tonbridge Kent Proposal: EIA Screening Opinion: Provision of a new access track and entrance onto Horsmonden Road (21/01026/FULL Refers) Applicant: Mr N Overy Contact Address: C/O Mr Thomas Ogden 77 Commercial Road Paddock Wood Tonbridge Kent, TN12 6DS Application: 21/01167/FULL Officer: Canan Clatworthy Grid: 569831/140812 Ward: Brenchley & Horsmonden Parish: Horsmonden Parish Council Address: Land At Gibbet Lane And Furnace Lane Horsmonden Tonbridge Kent Proposal: Variation of Condition 8 (Vehicle Charging Points) of Planning Permission 18/01976/FULL - Rewording to be amended as follows "Prior to the erection of the buildings hereby approved, written and illustrative details of the number, type and location of charge points shall be provided in accordance with the authorities guidance not on 'Provision of Electric Vehicle Charging Points for New Development'." Applicant: Monson Homes Limited Contact Address: C/O Mr Peter Hadley Robinson Escott Planning Downe House 303 High Street Orpington, BR6 0NN Application: 21/01182/SUB Officer: Kirsty Minney Grid: 567662/140320 Ward: Brenchley & Horsmonden Parish: Brenchley And Matfield Parish Council Address: 9 & 10 Spout Lane Brenchley Tonbridge Kent TN12 7AP Proposal: Submission of Details in Relation to Condition 3 (External Materials) and Condition 6 (External Lighting) of 21/00286/FULL Applicant: Mr Steve Hiscocks Contact Address: The Meadows School House Lane Horsmonden Tonbridge Kent, TN12 8BW Application: 21/01220/TCA Officer: Jeff Mashburn Grid: 558259/139679 Ward: Culverden Parish: Address: 83 London Road Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent TN1 1EA Proposal: Trees in a Conservation Area Notification: BAY (T1) - 30% reduction in height and width, remove all growth encroaching into 84 London road. Applicant: Sam McDowel Contact Address: C/O Mr William Gordon Flat 2 30 Court Road Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent, TN4 8ED Application: 21/01029/FULL Officer: Hayley Starkey Grid: 578997/138391 Ward: Frittenden & Sissinghurst Parish: Cranbrook & Sissinghurst Parish Council Address: Laneside The Common Sissinghurst Cranbrook Kent Proposal: Proposed rebuild of previously existing outbuilding for use as an annex (amendment to previously approved applciation under reference 20/02660/FULL) Applicant: Mr Darren Tinsley Contact Address: C/O Mr Gary Mickelborough Bloomfields 77 Commercial Road Paddock Wood Tonbridge Kent, TN12 6DS Application: 21/01218/SUB Officer: Charlotte Oben Grid: 578936/138458 Ward: Frittenden & Sissinghurst Parish: Cranbrook & Sissinghurst Parish Council Address: Hayselden Cottage The Common Sissinghurst Cranbrook Kent Proposal: Submission of Details in Relation to Condition
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