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Week Ending 13Th February 2015 TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL – PLANNING SERVICES _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY LIST OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND NOTIFICATIONS : NO. 7 Week Ending: 13th February 2015 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Comments on any of these matters should be forwarded IN WRITING (including fax and email) to arrive before the expiry date shown in the second to last column Head of Planning and Building Beech Hurst Weyhill Road ANDOVER SP10 3AJ In accordance with the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information Act) 1985, any representations received may be open to public inspection. You may view applications and submit comments on-line – go to www.testvalley.gov.uk APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 15/00300/TREEN Oak Tree - Crown lift by War Memorial Hall, Duck Mr Arthur Peters Mr Alistair Jeans 09.02.2015 removing 4 lowest branches Street, Abbotts Ann, Andover 03.03.2015 ABBOTTS ANN to raise canopy above the Hampshire SP11 7AZ roof and out-building. Remove deadwood. 15/00311/TPON T4 - Horse Chestnut Tree - Dingwall, Little Ann Road, Little Mr Steve Pearce Mr Alistair Jeans YES 09.02.2015 Fell, T6 - Purple Leaved Ann, Andover Hampshire SP11 04.03.2015 ABBOTTS ANN Plumb Tree - Fell 7NW 15/00312/TREEN T1, T2, T3 - Ash Trees - Fell, Dingwall, Little Ann Road, Little Mr Steve Pearce Mrs Jan Olverson YES 09.02.2015 T5 - Norway Maple Tree - Ann, Andover Hampshire SP11 04.03.2015 ABBOTTS ANN Fell 7NW 15/00080/FULLN Erection of steel base 34 Beckett Road, Andover, Mr And Mrs Colin And Rebecca Redford 11.02.2015 conservatory - retrospective Hampshire, SP10 3HT Dawn Harman 09.03.2015 ANDOVER TOWN (HARROWAY) 15/00287/FULLN To replace existing rear 18 Claudius Close, Andover, Mrs M J Pinchbeck Rebecca Redford 11.02.2015 conservatory with proposed Hampshire, SP10 5LB 09.03.2015 ANDOVER TOWN single storey rear extension (ALAMEIN) to provide a dining area (Amended scheme) Week Ending: 13th February 2015 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 15/00277/CLPN Certificate of proposed lawful 74 Corunna Main, Andover, Mr Connolly Rebecca Redford 10.02.2015 development - Proposed rear Hampshire, SP10 1JF 09.03.2015 ANDOVER TOWN lean to extension and first (ST MARYS) floor side window 15/00288/FULLN Conservatory to rear 130 Picket Twenty Way, Mr And Mrs Surawy Mr Martin 11.02.2015 Andover, Hampshire, SP11 McNamara ANDOVER TOWN 6TH 09.03.2015 (ST MARYS) 15/00269/FULLN Install front dormer window 14 Heath Vale, Andover, Mr Giles Hargreave Rebecca Redford 09.02.2015 Hampshire, SP10 2AE 09.03.2015 ANDOVER TOWN (WINTON) 15/00309/FULLN Erection of single storey 19 Wolversdene Close, Mr And Mrs Graham Miss Emma Jones 10.02.2015 dwelling served from existing Andover, Hampshire, SP10 Waters 09.03.2015 ANDOVER TOWN vehicular access and new 2AZ (WINTON) driveway providing two parking spaces and two parking spaces for No 19 15/00315/TPON T1-T6 - Lime Trees - 8 Winchester Road, Andover, Mr Richard Meek Mr Alistair Jeans 10.02.2015 Repollard back to just above Hampshire, SP10 2EG 04.03.2015 ANDOVER TOWN existing pollard points as part (WINTON) of routine maintenance. Week Ending: 13th February 2015 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 15/00318/FULLN Demolition of former car Gardner House, Suffolk Road, Mr J Seymour Miss Emma Jones YES 12.02.2015 sales showroom with flat Andover, Hampshire SP10 2JD 09.03.2015 ANDOVER TOWN over and erection of six flats (WINTON) including associated parking and external works 15/00353/TREEN T1 - Ash Tree - Prune top by Mount Pleasant, Gravel Lane, Mr Frederkk Finch Mrs Jan Olverson 13.02.2015 20% to improve stability, T2 - Barton Stacey, Winchester 09.03.2015 BARTON STACEY Walnut Tree - Prune top by Hampshire SO21 3RQ 20% to improve stability. 15/00317/FULLN Proposed two storey Grafton , Village Street, Mr And Mrs Brian Mr Martin 12.02.2015 extension to rear elevation of Chilbolton, Hampshire SO20 Fakes McNamara CHILBOLTON the existing chalet bungalow 6BE 13.03.2015 15/00296/OUTN Redevelopment of Home Enham Place , Newbury Road, Mrs Victoria Leesam Mrs Laura McKay 10.02.2015 Estate Cedar Park with both Enham Alamein, Hampshire 13.03.2015 ENHAM ALAMEIN outline and full details SP11 6JS comprising 81 residential care units (Use Class C2), Health and Wellbeing Centre, Energy Centre, 14 bed Neuro- Rehabilitation unit, associated access, car parking and landscaping 15/00291/FULLN Single storey extension to Forton Cottage , Forton Lane, Middleton And Portway Mr Martin 10.02.2015 form garden room and Forton, Hampshire SP11 6NU Estate McNamara LONGPARISH extension to kitchen; removal 13.03.2015 of existing garage; internal and external alterations Week Ending: 13th February 2015 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 15/00292/LBWN Single storey extension to Forton Cottage , Forton Lane, Middleton and Portway Mr Martin 10.02.2015 form garden room and Forton, Hampshire SP11 6NU Estate McNamara LONGPARISH extension to kitchen; removal 13.03.2015 of existing garage; internal and external alterations 15/00335/FULLN Demolition of existing front Orchards, Southside Road, Mr And Mrs Jarman Rebecca Redford 13.02.2015 porch and rear conservatory; Longparish, Andover 13.03.2015 LONGPARISH erection of single storey rear Hampshire SP11 6PQ extension with timber cladding and aluminium sliding doors; new painted render front porch; new white UPVC sliding sash windows to replace existing; new painted timber cladding around first floor level; new painted render over brickwork on ground floor level; new pitched roofs over existing dormer windows 15/00229/TREEN Beech x 2 crown raise both Upper Manor Farm, Longstock Mr Mike Baker Mrs Jan Olverson 10.02.2015 trees up to 5m from ground Road, Longstock, Stockbridge 04.03.2015 LONGSTOCK level to give clearance over Hampshire SO20 6DR driveway and reduce overhanging branches from tree 2 away from property by up to 2m, fell 8 Leylandii Week Ending: 13th February 2015 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 15/00303/LBWN Extension to dining area and Peat Spade Inn, Longstock Mr David Butcher Mrs Sarah Appleton YES 10.02.2015 re-configuration of kitchen Road, Longstock, Stockbridge 13.03.2015 LONGSTOCK area Hampshire SO20 6DR 15/00174/CLEN Certificate of existing lawful Green Gables Farm , Mr Nicholas ORorke Mr Martin YES 09.02.2015 use of buildings edged in Knockwood Lane, Nether McNamara NETHER WALLOP black for storage of Wallop, Hampshire SO20 8EF 04.04.2015 household goods and equipment including gardening equipment 15/00177/LBWN Replace the existing The Long Barn, Townsend Mr & Mrs M Wright Mr Martin YES 12.02.2015 masonry external chimney Manor Farm, Station Road, McNamara OVER WALLOP stack with a metal flue, Over Wallop, Stockbridge 13.03.2015 modify gable window to Hampshire SO20 8HU ancillary building to form two opening casements 15/00295/LBWN New thatched ridge; repair Church Farm, Station Road, Mr Stephen Shadwell, Mrs Samantha 11.02.2015 chimney flue and external Over Wallop, Stockbridge Church Farm Owen OVER WALLOP lime render; alter rear porch Hampshire SO20 8HT 13.03.2015 entrance; internal alteration structural and refurbishment; new openings in rear and end elevation 15/00301/FULLN Demolition of barn and Land Adjacent To The Warren, Mr Joel Pinchbeck Mrs Laura McKay YES 11.02.2015 erection of key worker house, Ringwold Drove, Middle 13.03.2015 OVER WALLOP and installation of package Wallop, Stockbridge Hampshire sewage treatment plant SO20 8HR Week Ending: 13th February 2015 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 15/00326/FULLN Single storey extension to 7 St Margarets, Flint Lane, Mrs Rhonda Smith Mr Martin YES 12.02.2015 form dog/boot room and the Clanville, Andover Hampshire McNamara PENTON GRAFTON erection of a carport SP11 9JA 10.03.2015 15/00250/FULLN Further temporary use of first Agriculture House, High Street, Mrs Emma Wightman Mr Martin 10.02.2015 floor accommodation for Stockbridge, Hampshire SO20 McNamara STOCKBRIDGE health care centre 6HF 13.03.2015 15/00357/FULLN Demolition of existing Sheriff House , High Street, Mr And Mrs Williamson Rebecca Redford YES 13.02.2015 modern extensions and Stockbridge, Hampshire SO20 13.03.2015 STOCKBRIDGE construction of single storey 6EX and two storey rear extensions with first floor balcony and internal alterations with construction of a garage 15/00358/LBWN Demolition of existing Sheriff House , High Street, Mr And Mrs Williamson Rebecca Redford YES 13.02.2015 modern extensions and Stockbridge, Hampshire SO20 13.03.2015 STOCKBRIDGE construction of single storey 6EX and two storey rear extensions with first floor balcony and internal alterations with construction of a garage 15/00285/FULLN Erection of electricity sub Land At East Anton, Smannell Mr Peter Dunford, Mrs Laura McKay YES 10.02.2015 station for Parcel B Road, Smannell, Hampshire Taylor Wimpey 09.03.2015 SMANNELL Southern Counties Week Ending: 13th February 2015 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS
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