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8 August 2012 SP - Allocated Applications MIS Weekly Report Week Starting 30/07/2012 District Area Planning Site Address Description Xpoint Ypoint Proposal Received Prev.History Consulting Member Date to Deadline Reference Date & Comments Officer Date Adur & CDBS - AWDM/0795/12 Goring Hall Hospital, Bodiam 510580 102487 Infilling of part of open courtyard with 31-Jul-2012 WB/1463/03 (L. Stringer) SRU (HW) Steve Waight 02-Aug-2012 21-Aug-2012 Worthing Coastal Avenue, Worthing, West glazed screen and roof to create new (Goring) Councils Sussex waiting area/ reception for Imaging PROW: Br/W - 3111 Department. Adur & CDBS - AWDM/0806/12 84, Meadow Road, Worthing, 516683 103408 Demolition of 40 x bedsit flats (in 5 blocks) 30-Jul-2012 - Dom Smith (HW) Irene Richards 31-Jul-2012 20-Aug-2012 Worthing Coastal West Sussex and redevelopment to provide 12 x 2-bed Adam Ch. (S106) (Worthing Councils houses, with parking and cycle storage. East) Adur & CDBS - AWDM/0893/12 115, Grinstead Lane, Lancing, 518505 104811 Application for Non-Material Amendment to 30-Jul-2012 AWDM/515/12 (Ian/SRU) SRU (HW) Angie Mills 31-Jul-2012 20-Aug-2012 Worthing Coastal West Sussex, BN15 9DR approved application AWDM/0515/12 to (Lancing) Councils amend height of wall and gates from those originally approved by planning condition. Arun District CDBS - AL/73/12(ECO) North Barn, New House Farm, 492835 106428 App for approval of det res by cond's 3 30-Jul-2012 AL/92/08 (I.G.) Don Baker Derek 01-Aug-2012 20-Aug-2012 Council Coastal Norton Lane, Aldingbourne, (Mat), 6 (trees), 10 (L/scape) & 11 (Eco) - (ECO ONLY) Whittington West Sussex, PO20 3NH AL/28/12 AL/28/12 (WSCC - not (Fontwell) consulted) Arun District CDBS - AL/80/12 Global Technologies Racing 494532 107129 Retrospective planning application for 30-Jul-2012 - SRU (HW) Derek 31-Jul-2012 20-Aug-2012 Council Coastal Ltd, Denmans Lane, Fontwell, rentention of mono pitched lean-to building Whittington West Sussex, BN18 0SU over existing chilled storage unit. (Fontwell) Arun District CDBS - BE/105/12/DOC Site 6, Chichester Road, 492202 101321 Application for approval of details reserved 30-Jul-2012 BE/8/09 (T. Martin) Debbie Farrell (HW) Simon 31-Jul-2012 20-Aug-2012 Council Coastal Bersted, West Sussex by conditions 1 & 12 of BE/8/09. McDougal (Bersted) Arun District CDBS - BN/15/12 Land North Of Yapton Road & 496350 104250 OUT app with some matters reserved for 02-Aug-2012 BN/7/12 (Dom Smith) Dom Smith (HW) Derek 03-Aug-2012 23-Aug-2012 Council Coastal East Of Garden Crescent, up to 44 dwellings including 30% Adam Ch. (S106) Whittington FS Application Barnham, West Sussex, PO22 affordable, comprising mix of (Fontwell) 0AR accommodation, ranging from 2-4 bed houses with associated landscaping and works (resubmission following BN/7/12). Arun District CDBS - BR/175/12 Homelands Rest Home, 21-23, 492488 98995 Rear extension & extension to existing loft 30-Jul-2012 BR/123/11 (Chris/SRU) SRU (HW) Paul Wells 31-Jul-2012 20-Aug-2012 Council Coastal Richmond Avenue, Bognor conversion to provide addtional rooms & (Bognor Regis Regis, West Sussex, PO21 facilities to care home. West & 2YE Aldwick) Arun District CDBS - BR/194/12 3, Marine Drive West, Bognor 492734 98673 Conversion of existing care home into 12 x 30-Jul-2012 Sites nearby: Ali Meeus (HW) Paul Wells 31-Jul-2012 20-Aug-2012 Council Coastal Regis, West Sussex, PO21 1-bed flats. BR/128/06 (K. Comins) Adam Ch. (S106) (Bognor Regis 2QA BR/178/11 (Jamie/SRU) West & Aldwick) Arun District CDBS - BR/198/12 27, Mons Avenue, Bognor 492707 100105 Erection of double garage with utility to 30-Jul-2012 BR/106/12 (Ian/SRU) SRU (HW) Francis 31-Jul-2012 20-Aug-2012 Council Coastal Regis, West Sussex, PO21 rear of 27 Mons Ave - Resubmission Oppler 5JN following BR/106/12. (Bognor Regis East) Arun District CDBS - FG/99/12 32 - 34, Sea Lane, Ferring, 509636 102646 OUT application for some matters 01-Aug-2012 FG/115/05 (KC) Ali Meeus (HW) Peter Evans 02-Aug-2012 22-Aug-2012 Council Coastal West Sussex, BN12 5DY reserved for the erection of 9 x 4-bed (East Preston dwellings following the removal of existing PROW: F/path 2119 & Ferring) dwellings. Arun District CDBS - SDNP/12/00270/FUL The Oaks Bar Brasserie, 497495 106790 COU of Public House to 2 x residential 31-Jul-2012 Re-cons: ex Jamie/SRU SRU (HW) Derek 02-Aug-2012 21-Aug-2012 Council Coastal Yapton Lane, Walberton, dwellings including alterations, extensions Whittington Arundel, West Sussex, BN18 and associated landscaping. No Map (Fontwell) 0LS Chichester CDBS - (BI) Tate House, Main Road, 481857 99518 Discharge of conditions no 1-21 from 02-Aug-2012 BI/3486/07 (T. Haskett) Dom Smith (HW) Pieter Montyn 03-Aug-2012 23-Aug-2012 District Rural 12/02760/DOC Birdham, Chichester, West permission BI/07/03486/FUL (comments (The Council Sussex, PO20 7BY on cond 8 & 9). Witterings) Chichester CDBS - (DN) Chingford Pond, Crouch Lane, 497175 117298 Restoration of historic water levels to a 01-Aug-2012 PROW: F/P - 3254 ECO: Don Baker Michael 02-Aug-2012 22-Aug-2012 District Council Rural 12/02992/PENP Barlavington, West Sussex level of 18.4m AOD. LAND: Roni Craddock Brown (ECO & LAND ONLY) (Fernhurst) Prelim Enq SDNP 50 Applications MIS 1 of 4 SP - Allocated Applications MIS Weekly Report Week Starting 30/07/2012 District Area Planning Site Address Description Xpoint Ypoint Proposal Received Prev.History Consulting Member Date to Deadline Reference Date & Comments Officer Date Chichester CDBS - (NM) Stanley Nursery, Pagham 489040 102098 Replacement of 1700m2 glasshouse with 31-Jul-2012 NM/3681/08 (T. Martin) Dom Smith (HW) Andrew Smith 02-Aug-2012 21-Aug-2012 District Council Rural 12/02448/FUL Road, North Mundham, 5700m2 plastic covered growing house Adam Ch. (S106) (Chichester Chichester, West Sussex, and reservoir. East) FS Application PO20 1LJ Chichester CDBS - (NM) Marsh Farm, Vinnetrow Road, 488300 102876 Extension to glasshouse. 30-Jul-2012 NM/1123/05 (Sp. Bryan) Dom Smith (HW) Andrew Smith 31-Jul-2012 20-Aug-2012 District Council Rural 12/02582/FUL Runcton, Chichester, West PROW: E. Delicata (Chichester Sussex, PO20 1QD PROW: Br/W - 2792/1 East) Chichester CDBS - (NM) Land South Of Stoney Lodge, 487527 102445 Mixed housing development comprising 4 x 30-Jul-2012 Re-cons: ex Debbie Farrell Debbie Farrell (HW) Andrew Smith 31-Jul-2012 20-Aug-2012 District Council Rural 12/00386/OUT School Lane, North Mundham, 1-bed flats, 1 x 2-bed bungalow, 2 x 3-bed (Chichester West Sussex bungalows, 4 x 3-bed semi's, 3 x 3-bed PROW: Br/W - 192 East) terraced houses, 1 x 4-bed detached dwelling, associated access road, gardens and parking areas. ROAD SAFETY AUDIT RECV'D. Chichester CDBS - SDNP/12/00562/FUL Graffham Village Shop, The 493086 117888 Alterations and additions to village shop 31-Jul-2012 - SRU (HW) Michael 02-Aug-2012 21-Aug-2012 District Council Rural Street, Graffham, Petworth, with creation of new residential unit and Adam Ch. (S106) Brown West Sussex, GU28 0QD building of new detached workshop. (Fernhurst) Chichester CDBS - (SY) Arun Posts, Southern Road, 485536 92539 COU of domestic ancillary building to 31-Jul-2012 SY/3959/11 (Ian/SRU) SRU (HW) Peter Jones 02-Aug-2012 21-Aug-2012 District Council Rural 12/02450/FUL Selsey, Chichester, West detached 2-bed dwelling within garden plot (Selsey) Sussex, PO20 0BD of Arun Posts. Chichester CDBS - (WI) Land South Of Goose Barn, 480155 100454 Erection of 3-bed detached cottage. 30-Jul-2012 PROW: F/P - 31 SRU (HW) Pieter Montyn 31-Jul-2012 20-Aug-2012 District Council Rural 12/02285/FUL Itchenor Road, West Itchenor, PROW: E. Delicata (The West Sussex, PO20 7DH Witterings) Crawley CDBS - CR/2012/0385/FUL Matthews M Contractors, 528612 136529 Erection of 2 x single storey workshop 31-Jul-2012 See also: Ian Gledhill (HW) Bob Burgess 02-Aug-2012 21-Aug-2012 Borough Gatwick Stephenson Place, Three extensions, 2 x two storey office CR/386/12 (A) [NEW/SRU] Adam Ch. (S106) (Northgate & Council Diamond Bridges, Crawley, West extensions and front lobby to existing office Three Sussex building & addition of steel rain cladding to Bridges) all elevations. Crawley CDBS - CR/2012/0386/ADV Matthews M Contractors, 528612 136529 Erection of 1 x illuminated fascia sign. 31-Jul-2012 See also: SRU (HW) Bob Burgess 02-Aug-2012 21-Aug-2012 Borough Gatwick Stephenson Place, Three CR/385/12 [NEW] (Northgate & Council Diamond Bridges, Crawley, West Three Sussex Bridges) Crawley CDBS - CR/2012/0391/FUL 290, Ifield Drive, Ifield, 524919 137151 Construction of vehicle crossover & hard 31-Jul-2012 - SRU (HW) Keith Blake 02-Aug-2012 21-Aug-2012 Borough Gatwick Crawley, West Sussex standing area. (Gossops Council Diamond Green & Ifield East) Crawley CDBS - CR/2012/0394/FUL Kingsland Court, Three 528416 136848 COU of existing first floor offices (B1) to 10 02-Aug-2012 CR/348/05 ( P. Addison) Ian Gledhill (HW) Bob Burgess 03-Aug-2012 23-Aug-2012 Borough Gatwick Bridges Road, Three Bridges, apartments (2 x studios, 3 x one bed & 5 x Adam Ch. (S106) (Northgate & Council Diamond Crawley, West Sussex 2 bed) to include insertion of rooflights & Three dormer windows, creation of landscaped Bridges) courtyard & associated works. Crawley CDBS - CR/2011/0601/CC2 Broadfield Stadium, Winfield 526531 134929 Discharge of Condition 4 (Travel Plan) 31-Jul-2012 Re-cons: ex Dom Smith Dom Smith (HW) Alan Quirk 02-Aug-2012 21-Aug-2012 Borough Gatwick Way, Broadfield, Crawley, pursuant to CR/2011/0601/FUL - Erection (Broadfield) Council Diamond West Sussex of east stand and ancillary facilities including improved flood lighting.
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