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Princes Risborough Town Council Minutes of A PRINCES RISBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL MINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMITTEE HELD ON TUESDAY 3rd DECEMBER 2019 AT 6.00pm IN THE MEETING ROOM, THE PRINCES CENTRE, CLIFFORD ROAD PRINCES RISBOROUGH PRESENT Chairman Cllr N Davis Cllrs J Roberts, J Coombs and A Ball Administration Officer Jayne Mylchreest No members of the public 1. TO RECEIVE AND NOTE APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE The Clerk reported that apologies had been received from Cllrs I Mclauchlan and M Walsh who had work commitments. RESOLVED: To receive and note the above apologies for non-attendance at the meeting. 2. ACCEPTANCE OF PREVIOUS MINUTES RESOLVED: To agree the minutes of the previous meeting held on the 5th November 2019 be signed as a true record. 3. DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST AND DISPENSATIONS Members were asked to declare any pecuniary or non-pecuniary declarations of interest and confirmation of relevant dispensations. None were declared. 4. PUBLIC FORUM No public were in attendance. 5. CORRESPONDENCE Tree Preservation Order No 56/2019 Wycombe District Council has confirmed a TPO 1 x Horse Chestnut on land adjacent to and 2 x Groups of trees on land at The Spinney Upper Icknield Way Whiteleaf Princes Risborough HP27 0LY Tree Preservation Order No 32/2019 Wycombe District Council has confirmed a TPO All species of trees located within the curtilage of Beechcroft Upper Icknield Way Whiteleaf Buckinghamshire Consultation on the Draft Planning Obligations Supplementary Planning Document Wycombe District Council advise that a Public Consultation on Supplementary Planning Documents will be held from the 25th November 2019 to the 5th January 2020 Noted. 6.a. PLANNING APPLICATIONS 19/07472/FUL Address:12 Wellington Avenue Princes Risborough Buckinghamshire HP27 9HY Proposal: Householder application for raising of roof, roof extensions/alterations in connection with creation of first floor living accommodation, construction of single storey rear extension following partial removal of existing rear element, new front porch canopy The Princes Risborough Town Council has no comment. Page 75/19 19/07402/FUL Address: Hedgerow House Crowbrook Road Askett Buckinghamshire HP27 9LR Proposal: Householder application for conversion of existing detached garage to gym and home office ancillary to main dwelling The Princes Risborough Town Council has no comment. 19/07499/FUL Address: Hook Cottage Askett Village Lane Askett Buckinghamshire HP27 9LT Proposal: Householder application for formation of habitable rooms in roofspace with rear facing rooflights and internal alterations, plus re-design of existing conservatory windows The Princes Risborough Town Council has no comment. 19/07500/LBC Address: Hook Cottage Askett Village Lane Askett Buckinghamshire HP27 9LT Proposal: Householder application for formation of habitable rooms in roofspace with rear facing rooflights and internal alterations, plus re-design of existing conservatory windows The Princes Risborough Town Council has no comment. 19/07365/FUL Address: 4 Wycombe Road Princes Risborough Buckinghamshire HP27 0DH Proposal: Householder application for construction of part two storey, part single storey rear extension The Princes Risborough Town Council has no comment. 19/07477/FUL Address: Berties Barn The Gables Mill Lane Monks Risborough Buckinghamshire HP27 9LH Proposal: Householder application for raising of roof, roof extensions/alterations, front and rear extensions and associated external alterations The Princes Risborough Town Council has no comment. 1919/07771/FUL Address: The Firs Mill Lane Monks Risborough Buckinghamshire HP27 9LG Proposal: Householder application for construction of single storey rear extension The Princes Risborough Town Council has no comment. 19/07563/ADV Address: Tesco Stores Longwick Road Princes Risborough Buckinghamshire HP27 9TS Proposal: Display of 1 x internally LCD media screen and 3 x non-illuminated flag pole signs The Princes Risborough Town Council supports this application. 19/07725/TPO Address: Eaves Court The Retreat Princes Risborough Buckinghamshire T1 Sycamore. Cut back from structure to give a 2m clearance T3 Lime. Crown reduce by up to 2m and crown lift to 3m T4 Sycamore. Crown reduce by up to 3m to alleviate weight strain on the included union at the base The Princes Risborough Town Council will abide by the decision of the Arboriculturalist. 19/07726/CTREE Address: Alscot Farmhouse Alscot Lane Princes Risborough Buckinghamshire HP27 9RU Proposal: G1. Cypress, Sycamore, Hawthorn & Lilac. Reduce height to an even 3-4 meters and trim back sides fairly hard to maintain hedge formT2 Robinia. Fell T3. Plum. Remove lower growth to raise crown to 2 meters over the ground. T4 Horse Chestnut. Crown Lift to give 3 metres clearance from ground level. T5 Cherry. Crown Lift to give 3 metres clearance from ground level. Removal of suckers The Princes Risborough Town Council is very protective of the Horse Chestnuts trees in the town but will abide by the decision of the Arboriculturalist. Page 76/19 19/07586/FUL Address: Land Adjacent To 2 The Coach House New Road Princes Risborough Buckinghamshire HP27 0JN Proposal: Erection of new two storey detached, two bedroomed dwelling The Princes Risborough Town Council objects on the grounds that it prejudices policy PR/13 in accordance with the Wycombe District Council Local Plan and has concerns that the development is within a Conservation Area. 19/07834/FUL Address: 30 Salisbury Close Princes Risborough Buckinghamshire HP27 0JF Proposal: Householder application for construction of single storey front porch incorporating WC The Princes Risborough Town Council has no comment. 19/07846/FUL Address: Norstead House Peters Lane Monks Risborough Buckinghamshire HP27 0LQ Proposal: Householder application for alterations to existing vehicular access with associated landscaping, construction of entrance gates and retaining walls and reconfiguration of car parking spaces The Princes Risborough Town Council is unable to comment as documents are not available to view online. b. APPLICATIONS PERMITTED 19/07313/TPO Address: 33A Poppy Road Princes Risborough Buckinghamshire HP27 9DB Proposal: Side lateral reduction of the branch length (spread) to the western part of the crown back to a suitable branch union by approximately 2 metres to the lower canopy and approximately 1 metre to the upper canopy to 1 Walnut. Side lateral reduction of the branch length by approximately 2-2.5 metres away from the conservatory and roof by approximately 1- 1.5 metres back to a suitable branch union to a pair of Beeches 19/07210/FUL Address:1 - 3 Bell Street Princes Risborough Buckinghamshire HP27 0DE Proposal: Erection of timber canopy to front (Retrospective) 19/07247/FUL Address: Thatchers Upper Icknield Way Whiteleaf Buckinghamshire HP27 0LL Proposal: Householder application for construction of garden kitchen and courtyard area 19/07249/FUL Address: Thatchers Upper Icknield Way Whiteleaf Buckinghamshire HP27 0LL Proposal: Householder application for construction of greenhouse (part retrospective) 19/07115/FUL Address: De Graven Meadows Askett Village Lane Askett Buckinghamshire HP27 9LF Proposal: Erection of timber stables 19/06853/FUL Address:10 Crossfield Road Princes Risborough Buckinghamshire HP27 0HJ Proposal: Householder application for removal of existing conservatory, construction of single storey rear extension, loft conversion including removal of chimney stack and insertion of 2 x rooflights to front elevation with 1 x rooflight and flat roof dormer to rear elevation and widening of vehicular access gate to allow additional on site parking space. Page 77/19 c. PLANNING APPLICATIONS REFUSED 19/07221/PNP3O Address: 20 Park Street Princes Risborough Buckinghamshire HP27 9AH Proposal: Prior notification application (Part 3, Class O) for change of use of existing building falling within Class B1(a) (offices) to Class C3 (dwellinghouses) to create 13 residential units 19/06710/FUL Address: Thorley Westfields Whiteleaf Buckinghamshire HP27 0LH Proposal: Householder application for construction of single storey front porch extension, single storey side extension, side facing dormer window and fenestration alterations to existing house d. PLANNING APPEALS SUBMITTED None e. APPEAL NOTIFICATIONS None f. NOTICE OF APPEAL DECISIONS None g. NOTICE OF PUBLIC INQUIRY’ None. 7. DATE OF NEXT MEETING The next meeting of the committee will take place at 6.00pm in the Princes Centre, Clifford Road, Princes Risborough, on Tuesday 14h January 2020 unless otherwise advised. There being no further business to discuss the meeting closed at 6.30 pm. Signed: .....................................................Chairman Date:.......................Page 78 /19 .
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