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WEEKLY APPLICATIONS LIST WEEK ENDING – 16Th WEEKLY APPLICATIONS LIST WEEK ENDING – 16th January 2015 ADVERTISED IN THE BVM – 23rd January 2015 All applications may be viewed on www.dorsetforyou.com, online at the council offices at NORDON during normal office hours or at the relevant local Parish or Town Council. Representations should be made within 21 days of this Notice using online comments via www.dorsetforyou.com or in writing to Development Services, North Dorset District Council, Nordon, Salisbury Road, Blandford Forum, DT11 7LL. Any comments received may be made available for public inspection. Ashmore 2/2015/0036/DOC NOT AN APPLICATION SUBJECT TO PUBLIC CONSULTATION Discharge of conditions 3 - materials, 4 - joinery details, 8 - new planting and 9 - fencing & Officer: Development Services boundary treatment from Planning Permission Area NORTH 2/2014/0091/PLNG North Farm Lodge, North Farm Lodge - Access Road, BVM: No Ashmore, Dorset, SP5 5AB Applicant: Mr M Whitfield Blandford Forum 2/2014/1644/ADV (LB, CA) Erect 1 No. facia sign and permission to display an 'A' board on the pavement outside the shop. Officer: Mr David Randles 47C East Street, Blandford Forum, Dorset, DT11 7DX Applicant: Mr Geoffrey Oates BVM: Yes Blandford Forum 2/2014/1645/FUL Change of use from Class A1 (shop) to a combined (LB, CA) Class A1 (retail) and Class D1 (chiropractic clinic). 47C East Street, Blandford Forum, Dorset, DT11 7DX Officer: Mr David Randles Applicant: Mr Geoffrey Oates BVM: Yes Blandford Forum 2/2014/1677/FUL Erect building to provide 10 No. two bedroom flats; (CA)(MAJ) form vehicular and pedestrian access, 6 No. parking spaces, bin and cycle stores. Officer: Mr James Lytton-Trevers 8 Oakfield Street, Blandford Forum, Dorset, DT11 7EX BVM: Yes Applicant: 010 Ltd Blandford St. Mary 2/2014/1692/FUL Demolish 2 No. dwellings and erect 3 No. dwellings, (CA) create 1 No. additional parking space to form 3 no. in total Officer: Development Services Lyndon Cottage, Bournemouth Road, Blandford St Area SOUTH Mary, Dorset, DT11 9LW Applicant: Ms E Abraham BVM: Yes Bourton 2/2015/0015/HOUSE Erect a two storey side extension to include 2 No. conservation style roof windows. 4 Orchard Cottages, New Road, Bourton, Dorset, SP8 Officer: Mr Andrew Williams 5BG Applicant: Miss L Mullins BVM: No Bourton 2/2015/0025/VARIA Variation of Condition No; 3 from Planning Permission 2/2013/1409 to amend external surface from Tyrolean to smooth render. Officer: Development Services 1 West Bourton Road, Bourton, Dorset, SP8 5PG Area NORTH Applicant: Mr And Mrs A Davies BVM: No Bryanston 2/2015/0001/HOUSE Create new vehicle parking and access including new gates. 41 The Kennels, Quarleston Access Road, Bryanston, Officer: Development Services Dorset, DT11 0DT Area SOUTH Applicant: Mr Paul Risborough BVM: No Bryanston 2/2015/0040/HOUSE Erect 1 No. outbuilding (demolish existing (CA) outbuilding). 56 New Road, Lower Bryanston, Dorset, DT11 0DR Officer: Development Services Applicant: Mr F Stocks Area SOUTH BVM: Yes Cann 2/2015/0041/AGR NOT AN APPLICATION SUBJECT TO PUBLIC CONSULTATION Form access track. Officer: Development Services Valley Farm, Lower Blandford Road, Cann, Dorset, Area NORTH SP7 0BH Applicant: Mr N Thorne BVM: No East Orchard 2/2015/0011/FUL Erect 1 No. agricultural worker's dwelling (alternative scheme to that previously approved under Outline Officer: Development Services Planning Permission No. 2/2008/0717 and Reserved Area NORTH Matters Approval No. 2/2010/0134). Field View Farm, Fishey Lane, East Orchard, Dorset, BVM: No SP7 0LQ Applicant: Mr A Morrison Glanvilles Wootton 2/2014/1605/FUL Erect 1 No. agricultural dwelling. Land At Haywood Park Farm E 368266 N 107477, Officer: Mr Stephen Clark Park Lane, Glanvilles Wootton, Dorset, Applicant: Mr I Sargent BVM: No Kington Magna 2/2015/0018/VARIA Variation of Condition No. 3 of Planning Permission No. 2/2013/0983 to enable the building to be used as Officer: Development Services ancillary / annexe accommodation as well as holiday Area NORTH accommodation. Barton Elm, Barton Hill, Kington Magna, Dorset, SP8 BVM: No 5EH Applicant: Mr & Mrs R Vincent Manston 2/2014/1683/FUL Erect 1 No. replacement dwelling (demolish existing bungalow and lorry garage). Officer: Mrs Rachel Noke Springbank, B3091 - Hosey Bridge To Shaftesbury Road, Manston, Dorset, DT10 1HA BVM: No Applicant: Mr M Bevan Marnhull 2/2015/0008/LBC Carry out internal alterations, including replacement (LB) floor and fireplace surround, and application of damp-proof course (regularisation of works). Officer: Ms Katherine Cartwright South Well, Carraway Lane, Marnhull, Dorset, DT10 1NJ BVM: Yes Applicant: Mrs H Pitt-Ford Milborne St. Andrew 2/2014/1443/FUL Install combined inlet and outlet flue to front elevation. Officer: Mr David Randles 2 And 3 Crown House, Blandford Hill, Milborne St BVM: No Andrew, Dorset, DT11 0JD Applicant: Spectrum Housing Group Okeford Fitzpaine 2/2014/1674/FUL (ROW) Station 1 No. cladded portacabin and erect perimeter fencing to be used as a teaching apiary for bee Officer: Development Services keeping. Area SOUTH Land At E 382047 N 111270, Forum School, Forum BVM: Yes School Access Road, Shillingstone, Dorset, Applicant: The Forum School The above application may affect a Public Right of Way - Route Code: N48/8 Path Type: Footpath Route Code: N48/9 Path Type: Footpath Okeford Fitzpaine 2/2015/0024/HOUSE Erect a porch/boot room 10 Fippenny Hollow, Okeford Fitzpaine, Dorset, DT11 0SD Officer: Development Services Applicant: Dr J Milman Area SOUTH BVM: No Pimperne 2/2015/0053/DCC Officer: Development Services Retention of three temporary classrooms Area SOUTH Pimperne C Of E Vc First School, School Lane, BVM: No Pimperne, Dorset, DT11 8UG Applicant: Dorset County Council To be determined by Dorset County Council, to whom all correspondence should be addressed. Shaftesbury 2/2015/0012/HOUSE Erect rear conservatory Officer: Development Services 33 Sweetmans Road, Shaftesbury, Dorset, SP7 8EQ Area NORTH Applicant: Mrs L Irvine BVM: No Shaftesbury 2/2015/0020/DOC NOT AN APPLICATION SUBJECT TO PUBLIC CONSULTATION Discharge of Conditions Nos. 7 - Materials (samples for approval); and 11 - Details of Vents etc.; Officer: Development Services following grant of Listed Building Consent No. Area NORTH 2/2013/1099. Manor Farm House, St James Street, Shaftesbury, BVM: No Dorset, SP7 8HQ Applicant: Mr And Mrs J Walker Shillingstone 2/2014/1564/FUL Form 30m by 40m horse arena (retrospective). Officer: Mr David Randles Grasmere, The Cross, Shillingstone, Dorset, DT11 BVM: No 0SP Applicant: Mr Marcus Graziano Shillingstone 2/2015/0027/DCC Replacement of Hayward Main bridge deck and improvements to adjoining retaining walls. Officer: Mr David Randles Hayward Bridge, Bere Marsh, Shillingstone, Dorset, BVM: No Applicant: Dorset County Council To be determined by Dorset County Council, to whom all correspondence should be addressed. Spetisbury 2/2015/0058/PDT NOT AN APPLICATION SUBJECT TO PUBLIC CONSULTATION Install 1 No.DSLAM equipment cabinet Officer: Development Services Area SOUTH Telecommunications Cabinet, High Street, Spetisbury, Dorset, BVM: No Applicant: Harlequin Group Sturminster Newton 2/2014/1678/HOUSE (LB, CA) Erect 1 No. single storey extension (demolish existing porch). Officer: Mr James Lytton-Trevers Stour Grange, Church Street, Sturminster Newton, BVM: Yes Dorset, DT10 1DB Applicant: Mr And Mrs M Price Sturminster Newton 2/2014/1679/LBC (LB, CA) Demolish existing porch. Erect 1 No. single storey extension and carry out associated internal and Officer: Mr James Lytton-Trevers external alterations. BVM: Yes Stour Grange, Church Street, Sturminster Newton, Dorset, DT10 1DB Applicant: Mr And Mrs M Price Sturminster Newton 2/2015/0038/PDT NOT AN APPLICATION SUBJECT TO PUBLIC CONSULTATION Install 1 No. DSLAM equipment cabinet olive green Officer: Development Services Telecommunications Cabinet At E 379177 N 115067, Area SOUTH North Fields, Sturminster Newton, Dorset, BVM: No Applicant: Harlequin Group Sturminster Newton 2/2015/0051/PDT NOT AN APPLICATION SUBJECT TO PUBLIC CONSULTATION Installation of 1 No. DSLAM Equipment Cabinet Officer: Mr Stephen Clark Telecommunication Cabinet, Station Road, Sturminster Newton, Dorset, BVM: No Applicant: The Harlequin Group Tarrant Gunville 2/2014/1658/DOC NOT AN APPLICATION SUBJECT TO PUBLIC CONSULTATION Discharge of Condition Nos. 7 - LS12 - New planting, 9 - BS08 - External lighting, 10 - MT01 - Materials Officer: Mr James Lytton-Trevers (Scheme approval) from Planning Permission 2/2014/0865. BVM: No Home Farm, Home Farm Lane, Tarrant Gunville, Dorset, DT11 8JW Applicant: Mr R Belbin Tarrant Gunville 2/2015/0014/FUL (ROW) Erect 1 No. agricultural building (demolish existing agricultural building). Officer: Mr Stephen Clark Land At E 391886 N 113459, Furzey Down Farm To BVM: Yes Valley Road - Lane, Stubhampton, Dorset, Applicant: Mr G Roper The above application may affect a Public Right of Way - Route Code: E20/8 Path Type: Bridleway Route Code: E20/5 Path Type: Footpath Index of Application Types Full public consultations: ADV Application for advertisement consent COU Change of Use CPE Application for Certificate of Lawfulness for existing development or use FUL Full planning application (includes detailed design and layout) OUT Outline application reserving some detail for reserved matter submission REM Reserved Matters following grant of outline permission HOUSE Householder alterations / extensions LBC Listed Building consent LBD Listed Building demolition PAEIA Planning Application accompanied by Environmental
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