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Weekly Applications List SEBC 09.12.2016 LIST 50 9th December 2016 Applications Registered between 5th – 9th December 2016 ST. EDMUNDSBURY BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS REGISTERED The following applications for Planning Permission, Listed Building, Conservation Area and Advertisement Consent and relating to Tree Preservation Orders and Trees in Conservation Areas have been made to this Council. A copy of the applications and plans accompanying them may be inspected on our website www.westsuffolk.gov.uk . Representations should be made in writing, quoting the application number and emailed to [email protected] to arrive not later than 21 days from the date of this list. Application No. Proposal Location DC/16/2619/FUL Planning Application - 1 no. agricultural Heath Farm VALID DATE: storage building (following demolition of 2 Spinney Road 25.11.2016 no. existing open dutch barns) Little Livermere EXPIRY DATE: APPLICANT: Ampton Hall Estate- Mr Ben 20.01.2017 Turner GRID REF: AGENT: Thurlow Nunn Standen Ltd- Mr 586708 273004 WARD: Pakenham Jeremy Nunn PARISH: Ampton, Little CASE OFFICER: Britta Heidecke Livermere & Timworth DC/16/2596/FUL Planning Application - Change of use of first Keepers Lodge VALID DATE: floor and partial ground floor from Barrow Road 23.11.2016 storage/home office (C3) to holiday Denham accommodation (C1) EXPIRY DATE: 18.01.2017 APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs MACKENZIE GRID REF: AGENT: John Stebbing Architects Ltd- Mr 575729 262581 WARD: Barrow John Stebbing PARISH: Barrow Cum CASE OFFICER: James Claxton Denham DC/16/2490/ADV Application for Advertisement Consent - Dog And Partridge VALID DATE: Replacement signage to include (i) 3no non 29 Crown Street 01.12.2016 illuminated amenity signs, (ii) 2no double Bury St Edmunds sided externally illuminated hanging signs, EXPIRY DATE: (iii) 1no non illuminated car park sign and 26.01.2017 (iv) 2no non illuminated wall mounted fascia GRID REF: signs 585593 263861 WARD: Abbeygate APPLICANT: Greene King LTD PARISH: Bury St AGENT: Omega Signs LTD Edmunds Town Council CASE OFFICER: Marianna Christian DC/16/2491/LB Application for Listed Building Consent - Dog And Partridge VALID DATE: Replacement signage to include (i) 3no non 29 Crown Street 01.12.2016 illuminated amenity signs, (ii) 2no double Bury St Edmunds sided externally illuminated hanging signs, EXPIRY DATE: (iii) 1no non illuminated car park sign, (iv) 26.01.2017 2no non illuminated wall mounted fascia GRID REF: signs and replacement of existing lantern on 585593 263861 WARD: Abbeygate front elevation PARISH: Bury St APPLICANT: Greene King LTD Edmunds Town Council AGENT: Omega Signs LTD CASE OFFICER: Marianna Christian DC/16/2511/FUL Planning Application - conversion of first and First And Second Floors VALID DATE: second floor retail space in to 6no. one 30-32 St Johns Street 06.12.2016 bedroom flats Bury St Edmunds EXPIRY DATE: APPLICANT: Mr Peter Hays 31.01.2017 AGENT: Ski Property Management - Mr GRID REF: Kazimierz Swierdzewski 585226 264663 WARD: Risbygate CASE OFFICER: James Claxton PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council 2. DC/16/2608/FUL Planning Application - (i) Single storey The Priory Hotel VALID DATE: extension to form function room (ii) Two Mildenhall Road 24.11.2016 storey extension to form new restaurant with Bury St Edmunds bedrooms over (Demolition of existing EXPIRY DATE: Terrace Room and conservatory) (iii) New 19.01.2017 glazed walkway on ground and first floor (iv) GRID REF: conversion of attic space above existing 585056 265991 WARD: Northgate bedroom block (v) external landscaping including car parking PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council APPLICANT: Mr Brian Keane AGENT: TAB Architecture - Mr Craig Farrow CASE OFFICER: Marianna Christian DC/16/2609/LB Application for Listed Building Consent - (i) The Priory Hotel VALID DATE: Demolition of existing Terrace Room and Mildenhall Road 24.11.2016 conservatory (ii) Remove existing bedroom 7 Bury St Edmunds and external wall for access (iii) single storey EXPIRY DATE: extension and two storey extension (iv) New 19.01.2017 glazed walkway on ground and first floor (v) GRID REF: conversion of attic space above existing 585056 265991 WARD: Northgate bedroom block (vi) all other alterations listed within submitted Schedule of Works PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council APPLICANT: Mr Brian Keane AGENT: TAB Architecture - Mr Craig Farrow CASE OFFICER: Marianna Christian DC/16/2647/HH Householder Planning Application - 2 The Broadway VALID DATE: Retrospective approval of the replacement of Eastgate Street 09.12.2016 three front windows Bury St Edmunds EXPIRY DATE: APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs Chapman 03.02.2017 AGENT: Merit Thornton Planning Ltd - GRID REF: Michael Thornton 585791 264413 WARD: Eastgate CASE OFFICER: Jonny Rankin PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council 3. DC/16/2692/TCA Trees in a Conservation Area Notification - Lydgate House VALID DATE: Plum (T1 on plan) fell 45A Crown Street 06.12.2016 Bury St Edmunds APPLICANT: Wells EXPIRY DATE: AGENT: David Franklin 17.01.2017 GRID REF: CASE OFFICER: Stephen Holyland 585562 263985 WARD: Abbeygate PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council DC/16/2562/FUL Planning Application - (i) change of use, Shardelows Farm VALID DATE: conversion and extension of existing barns to New England Lane 18.11.2016 residential use, creating 4no. dwellings Cowlinge (following demolition of existing modern EXPIRY DATE: steel portal framed buildings and grain silos); 13.01.2017 (ii) re-instatement of existing access to GRID REF: farmhouse; (iii) 3no. garages 572751 256160 WARD: Withersfield APPLICANT: David Midwood T/A - Midwood PARISH: Cowlinge Farms AGENT: Howes Percival - Miss Amy Richardson CASE OFFICER: Penny Mills DC/16/2563/LB Application for Listed Building Consent - (i) Shardelows Farm VALID DATE: change of use, conversion and extension of New England Lane 18.11.2016 existing barns to residential use, creating Cowlinge 4no. dwellings (following demolition of EXPIRY DATE: existing modern steel portal framed buildings 13.01.2017 and grain silos); (ii) re-instatement of GRID REF: existing access to farmhouse; (iii) 3no. 572751 256160 WARD: Withersfield garages PARISH: Cowlinge APPLICANT: David Midwood T/A - Midwood Farms AGENT: Howes Percival - Miss Amy Richardson CASE OFFICER: Penny Mills 4. DC/16/1498/HH Householder Planning Application - single Waldrausch VALID DATE: storey rear and side extensions Flempton Bridge Carr 06.12.2016 West Stow APPLICANT: Mr Lewis Scarff EXPIRY DATE: AGENT: Tim Moll Architecture - Mr Tim Moll 31.01.2017 GRID REF: CASE OFFICER: Jonny Rankin 581899 270217 WARD: Risby PARISH: Culford, West Stow & Wordwell DC/16/2538/FUL Planning Application - (i) relocation of main Hall Barn VALID DATE: entrance from East gable to North elevation; Bury Road 06.12.2016 (ii) provision of new footpath to new main Great Thurlow entrance EXPIRY DATE: 31.01.2017 APPLICANT: Thurlow Estate- Mr Tim Barling GRID REF: AGENT: John Frowd Building Services Ltd- Mr 568138 250363 WARD: Withersfield John Frowd PARISH: Great Thurlow CASE OFFICER: James Claxton DC/16/2539/LB Application for Listed Building Consent - (i) Hall Barn VALID DATE: relocation of main entrance from East gable Bury Road 06.12.2016 to North elevation; (ii) provision of new Great Thurlow footpath to new main entrance; (iii) internal EXPIRY DATE: alterations to the kitchen and entrance lobby 31.01.2017 GRID REF: APPLICANT: Thurlow Estate- Mr Tim Barling 568138 250363 WARD: Withersfield AGENT: John Frowd Building Services Ltd- Mr John Frowd PARISH: Great Thurlow CASE OFFICER: James Claxton DC/16/2565/FUL Planning Application - (i) spiral staircase to Chauntry Mills VALID DATE: serve Building 7; (ii) provision of new gated High Street 08.12.2016 entrance Haverhill EXPIRY DATE: APPLICANT: Gurteen And Sons Ltd- Mr C 02.02.2017 Gurteen GRID REF: AGENT: Carter Jonas- Mr James Tipping 567149 245417 WARD: Haverhill South CASE OFFICER: James Claxton PARISH: Haverhill Town Council 5. DC/16/2665/HH Householder Planning Application - (i) Single 5 Falklands Road VALID DATE: storey rear extension, (ii) Alteration to Haverhill 08.12.2016 highway access for disabled use Suffolk EXPIRY DATE: APPLICANT: Mrs Jill Wray 02.02.2017 AGENT: Mr Peter Donoghue GRID REF: 567350 246596 WARD: Haverhill North CASE OFFICER: Aaron Sands PARISH: Haverhill Town Council DC/16/2454/FUL Planning Application - (i) Change of use from 8 Lower North Street VALID DATE: community green space to private garden Hundon 02.12.2016 area Sudbury EXPIRY DATE: APPLICANT: DRBS East Limited - Mr David 27.01.2017 Russo GRID REF: 573865 248459 WARD: Hundon CASE OFFICER: Aaron Sands PARISH: Hundon DC/16/2676/HH Householder Planning Application - (i) Sycamores VALID DATE: Ground floor single storey extension to west 5 Beeches Close 06.12.2016 and north elevations, (ii) extension to Ixworth provide rooms in the roof, (iii) works to trees EXPIRY DATE: and (iv) alterations to external elevations. 31.01.2017 GRID REF: APPLICANT: Mr Philip Johnston 593228 270638 WARD: Ixworth AGENT: Evolution Town Planning LLP - Mr David Barker PARISH: Ixworth & Ixworth Thorpe CASE OFFICER: Jonny Rankin DC/16/2703/HH Householder Planning Application - Extension Melrose VALID DATE: to garage School Road 08.12.2016 Risby APPLICANT: Mr Ben Everard EXPIRY DATE: AGENT: Patrick Stephenson Architects - Mr 02.02.2017 Patrick Stephenson GRID REF: 580159 266315 WARD: Risby CASE OFFICER: Matthew Gee PARISH: Risby 6. DC/16/2704/HH Householder Planning application - provision Melrose VALID DATE: of balustrade School Road 08.12.2016 Risby APPLICANT: Mr Ben Everard EXPIRY DATE: AGENT:
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