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Town and Country Planning Acts 1990 Planning (Listed Building and Conservation Area) Act 1990 LIST OF NEW PLANNING AND OTHER APPLICATIONS, RECEIVED AND VALID IN PARISH/TOWN WARD ORDER WEEKLY LIST AS AT 14 June 2020 For Guidance 1 Those applications which have a star by them are FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. Please see over for a list and description of application types. 2 If the Grid Reference is blank, this is because it is a property which is in the process of being entered on the Property Database for the District. 3 The Conservation Area only appears where the application is known to be in a Conservation Area . 4 Where the application has not been allocated to a case officer, “Team Manager “ for the relevant area appears instead. 5 The Publicity Period is 21 days after the Site Notice Date or 21 days after a Press Advert date, where this has been made, whichever is the later. Applications may be determined after this date. If you require any further information, please enquire at Main Reception, City Offices, Colebrook Street, Winchester, SO23 9LJ quoting the Case Number. We will then be able to give you the current status of the application. We are open Monday to Thursday 8.30am - 5.00pm, Fridays 8.30am - 4.30pm, excluding Bank and Public Holidays. Page 1 APPLICATION CODES AND DESCRIPTION AVC Full Advert Consent AVT Temporary Advert Consent (non-standard time limit) AGA Agricultural Application APN Agricultural Prior Notification CER Certificate of Alternative Use CHU Change of Use DEC Demolition Consultation EUC Established Use Certificate FUL Full Planning Application GVN Government Department (no comment) GVO Government Department (outline) GVT Government Department (temporary) HAZ Hazardous Substances HCS HCC Consultations (letter) HCM HCC Consultation Minerals HOU Householder Planning Application LBC Conservation Area Application LDC Lawful Development Certificate (existing use *) LDP Lawful Development Certificate (proposed use *) LIS Listed Building OUT Outline Application REM Reserved Matters TCP Telecom Prior Notification TFE Tree Felling Licence Page 2 TPO Tree Preservation Order TPC Tree in Conservation Area (*) Page 3 Badger Farm Ward BADGER FARM AND OLIVERS BATTERY WARD Case No: 20/00985/HOU Press advert date : Comments by : 8 July 2020 Date Valid: 15 May 2020 Decision due: 10 July 2020 Case Officer : Jordan Wiseman Applicant: Mr. Adeel Raja Proposal: Proposed ground floor extension Location: Badger Lodge 50 Elder Close Badger Farm SO22 4LH Grid Ref: 446122 127886 Bishops Waltham Ward BISHOPS WALTHAM Case No: 20/01140/TPO Press advert date : Comments by : 29 June 2020 Date Valid: 8 June 2020 Decision due: 3 August 2020 Case Officer : Lloyd Fursdon Applicant: Mr John Frampton Proposal: 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 13 - Dead and Dying 4 - Remove lower four back to collar 5, 12 - Remove lower two back to collar 6, 14 - Fell 7 - Remove lower three back to collar 11 - Remove lower one back to collar 15 - Dead and Dying and remove lower one back to collar Location: Pinewood Winchester Road Bishops Waltham SO32 1BZ Grid R ef: 454201 118063 Bishops Waltham Ward BISHOPS WALTHAM Case No: 20/01172/TPO Press advert date : Comments by : 4 July 2020 Date Valid: 11 June 2020 Decision due: 6 August 2020 Case Officer : Lloyd Fursdon Applicant: Mrs Linda Hornett Proposal: Tree - Yew Tree Location - Rear garden of The Timbers, Bank Street, Bishops Waltham, Southampton, Hants, SO32 1AN Proposal - To reduce the crown by shortening some branches to give it a more balanced shape. No reduction on overall height but reduce spread by 2.5m in places where required. Reason - The Yew tree has become unbalanced in its appearance and is very close to Page 4 neighbours adjoining workshop. Location: The Timbers Bank Street Bishops Waltham SO32 1AN Grid Ref: 455639 117519 Colden Common Ward COLDEN COMMON AND TWYFORD WARD Case No: 20/01145/TPO Press advert date : Comments by : 29 June 2020 Date Valid: 8 June 2020 Decision due: 3 August 2020 Case Officer : Lloyd Fursdon Applicant: Mrs Debbie Harding Proposal: Group of trees - Lift crown over the footway in accordance with the Highways act Location: Street Record St Vigor Way Colden Common Hampshire Grid Ref: 448253 121694 Colden Common Ward COLDEN COMMON AND TWYFORD WARD Case No: 20/01147/TPO Press advert date : Comments by : 3 July 2020 Date Valid: 10 June 2020 Decision due: 5 August 2020 Case Officer : Lloyd Fursdon Applicant: Mrs Debbie Harding Proposal: Area between Vears Lane East and Lime Close G1 Cut back growth From site/fence/roadway Raise low canopy To 5.0m G2 Cut back growth From site/fence/roadway 1 Fell to ground level 2 Remove major deadwood 3 Raise low canopy to 5.0m 4 Fell to safe height 5 Fell to ground level Location: Land At St Vigor Way Colden Common Hampshire Grid Ref: 448272 121749 Colden Common Ward COLDEN COMMON AND TWYFORD WARD Case No: 20/01150/TPO Press advert date : Comments by : 3 July 2020 Date Valid: 10 June 2020 Decision due: 5 August 2020 Case Officer : Lloyd Fursdon Applicant: Mrs Debbie Harding Page 5 Proposal: TPO Woodland area known as North Pond between right of way 11, Vears Lane West and Hawthorn Close. All covered in TPO woodland order 1212W1. 3 Fell to safe height G1 Cut back growth to boundary raise low canopy to 5.0m G2 Cut back growth to boundary raise low canopy to 5.0m G3 Cut back growth to boundary G4 Cut back growth from site/fence/roadway G6 Cut back growth from site/fence/roadway, Fell to safe height, raise low canopy to 4.0m 1 Fell to ground level G5 Fell to ground level 2 Fell to safe height Location: North Pond Vears Lane Colden Common Hampshire Grid Ref: 448049 121817 Colden Common Ward COLDEN COMMON AND TWYFORD WARD Case No: 20/01154/TPO Press advert date : Comments by : 3 July 2020 Date Valid: 10 June 2020 Decision due: 5 August 2020 Case Officer : Lloyd Fursdon Applicant: Mrs Debbie Harding Proposal: Tree works as listed in the attached tree survey and in addition removing branches at least 1 metre from 30 Vears Lane. 3 Reduce crown by 30% remove suspended or broken branches G3 Cut back growth from site/fence/roadway remove major deadwood faulted brances/limbs G1 Cut back growth from site/fence/roadway G2 Cut back growth from site/fence/roadway 6 Reduce crown by 60% 1 Fell to safe height 2 Fell to safe height 4 Fell to ground level 5 Fell to ground level Location: Street Record St Vigor Way Colden Common Hampshire Grid Ref: 448253 121694 Page 6 Compton And Shawford Ward BADGER FARM AND OLIVERS BATTERY WARD Case No: 20/00976/HOU Press advert date : Comments by : 9 July 2020 Date Valid: 15 May 2020 Decision due: 10 July 2020 Case Officer : Jordan Wiseman Applicant: Mr James Ward-Prowse Proposal: Single storey side extension to Utility room to form new home gymnasium Location: Lansdowne House Fairfield Road Shawford SO21 2DA Grid Ref: 446795 124291 Compton And Shawford Ward BADGER FARM AND OLIVERS BATTERY WARD Case No: 20/01144/TPO Press advert date : Comments by : 29 June 2020 Date Valid: 8 June 2020 Decision due: 3 August 2020 Case Officer : Lloyd Fursdon Applicant: Mr Tom Foyle Proposal: TPO's 1845T3 and 1845T4 Work required would be topping and lopping. Location: 21 Laura Close Compton Winchester Hampshire SO21 2FD Grid Ref: 446385 124232 Crawley Ward WONSTON AND MICHELDEVER WARD Case No: 20/00979/HOU Press advert date : Comments by : 9 July 2020 Date Valid: 15 May 2020 Decision due: 10 July 2020 Case Officer : Jordan Wiseman Applicant: Mrs Victoria Wise Proposal: Single storey side extension including removal of existing conservatory and brick shed. Location: Glebe House Littleton Road Crawley SO21 2QD Grid Ref: 443189 134568 Page 7 Curdridge PC Ward WHITELEY AND SHEDFIELD WARD Case No: 20/00978/HOU Press advert date : Comments by : Date Valid: 11 June 2020 Decision due: 6 August 2020 Case Officer : Cameron Finch Applicant: Mr Dave Willis Proposal: Internal alterations to existing dwelling resulting in changes to fenestration (windows). Walls rendered. First floor attic rooms - 2 no. flat roof dormers added. Garden machinery store/double garage/log store added to south elevation. Location: Brantwood Stables Brantwood Orchard Wangfield Lane Curdridge Southampton Hampshire SO32 2DA Grid Ref: 452001 114442 Denmead Ward DENMEAD WARD Case No: 20/00925/HOU Press advert date : Comments by : 10 July 2020 Date Valid: 29 May 2020 Decision due: 24 July 2020 Case Officer : Cameron Finch Applicant: Mrs Sophie Xerri Proposal: Single storey rear extension, alteration of fenestration to elevations, material change to all elevations Location: Copt Heath Hambledon Road Denmead Waterlooville Hampshire PO7 6HD Grid Ref: 464896 113134 Denmead Ward DENMEAD WARD Case No: 20/00971/FUL Press advert date : Comments by : 6 July 2020 Date Valid: 15 May 2020 Decision due: 10 July 2020 Case Officer : Rose Lister Applicant: Mr Williams Proposal: Demolition of existing garage and link and construction of two detached dwellings with associated parking and landscaping, car port, detached single garage and single storey side extension to existing dwelling Location: Sheko Hambledon Road Denmead PO7 6ER Grid Ref: 464933 112434 Page 8 Denmead Ward DENMEAD WARD Case No: 20/01162/TPO Press advert date : Comments by : 3 July 2020 Date Valid: 10 June 2020 Decision due: 5 August 2020 Case Officer : Lloyd Fursdon Applicant: Mrs. Cathy Devonport Proposal: 2 Lime trees to be crown lifted to the base of existing crown. The lower branches overhang the pavement and if they get any longer, will obstruct it. Location: Echo Wood Southwick Road Denmead PO7 6LA Grid Ref: 465499 111945 Itchenstoke
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