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Northern Area Planning Committee NOTICE OF MEETING Northern Area Planning Committee Date: Thursday, 18th January 2001 Time: 5.30 p.m. Venue: CNF ROOM 1, BEECH HURST, WEYHILL ROAD, ANDOVER For further information or enquiries please contact: Joanne Glenn - 01264 368007 email: [email protected] Administration Service Test Valley Borough Council, Beech Hurst, Weyhill Road, Andover, Hampshire, SP10 3AJ www.testvalley.gov.uk Copies of the development applications referred to in the Agenda will be available for Member's inspection 30 minutes before the meeting commences. The recommendations contained in the Agenda are made by the Officers and these recommendations may or may not be accepted by the Committee. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION SCHEME If members of the public wish to address the meeting they should notify the Administration Service at the Council's Beech Hurst office by noon on the working day before the meeting. Test Valley Borough Council - Northern Area Planning Committee - 18th January 2001 MEMBERSHIP OF NORTHERN AREA PLANNING COMMITTEE MEMBER WARD Councillor J.E. Taylor Chairman Anna Councillor A.P. Baxter Vice-Chairman Tedworth Councillor N.R. Arnell Weyhill Councillor R.J. Bailey St. Mary's Councillor P.J. Boulton Nether Wallop & Broughton Councillor Mrs. Z. Brooks Millway Councillor D.R. Busk Stockbridge Councillor I.R. Carr Harroway Councillor R.M. Chattell Tedworth Councillor D.N.A. Drew Millway Councillor A.P. Dunnett Harewood Councillor Mrs. S.M. Hawke Millway Councillor A. Hope Over Wallop Councillor R. Hughes Alamein Councillor A.V. Jackson Bourne Valley Councillor Mrs. M.H. Kerley Winton Councillors Mrs. B.E. Levitt St. Mary's Councillor Mrs. V.K. Menzies St. Mary's Councillor I.R. Morrison Weyhill Councillors Mrs. J.H.I. Msonthi Alamein Councillor Mrs. P. Mutton Winton Councillor J.S. Neal Harewood Councillor G.E. Rankin Moore Alamein Councillor D.G.C. Roach Harroway Councillor A.J. Smith Winton Councillor Mrs. E.M.W. Townsend Anna Councillor Mrs. P.A. West Harroway 2 Test Valley Borough Council - Northern Area Planning Committee - 18th January 2001 NORTHERN AREA PLANNING COMMITTEE Thursday 18th January, 2001 AGENDA The order of these items may change as a result of members of the public wishing to speak 1. APOLOGIES 2. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION 3. MINUTES - 7th December 2000 4. URGENT ITEMS 5. SUMMARY INDEX OF RECOMMENDATIONS 4 6. ENFORCEMENT ACTION CASES 5 - 6 7. NEW APPEALS 7 8. LOCAL INQUIRIES AND HEARINGS 8 9. VIEWING PANEL 9 - 14 10. SCHEDULE OF DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS 15 - 63 3 Test Valley Borough Council - Northern Area Planning Committee - 18th January 2001 ITEM 5 SUMMARY INDEX OF RECOMMENDATIONS Parish Site Application Recommendation Page No. No. ABBOTTS ANN Part OS Parcel 8600, TVN.08074 Permission 58 - 60 Salisbury Road, Kentsboro CHILBOLTON 1 Brockley Cottage, TVN.00317/5 Permission 15 - 18 A30 HARROWAY 282 Weyhill Road TVN.01265/13 Permission 23 - 26 48 Charlton Road TVN.02078/8 Permission 27 - 30 LONGPARISH River Barn, TVN.05253/8 Permission 43 - 45 Southside Road OVER WALLOP Land at the Firs, TVN.01704/3 Refuse 61 - 63 Palestine SHIPTON Land at 5 Park TVN.08051 Refuse 46 - 50 BELLINGER House Mews, Cholderton SMANNELL British Oak Inn TVN.02965/1 Permission 31 - 35 ST MARY’S Andover Cricket TVN.03385/4 Permission 36 - 39 Club, Batchelors Barn Road Andover Down TVN.04710/10 Permission 40 - 42 Farm UPPER Land adjacent to TVN.00335/7 Permission 19 - 22 CLATFORD Redbridge House, Water Lane 103 Bury Hill Close, TVN.08068 Permission 55 - 57 Anna Valley WINTON 46 Anton Road TVN.08061 Permission 51 - 54 * Enforcement Cases, New Appeals and Local Inquiries are Reports to be Noted. Background Papers (Local Government Act 1972 Section 100D) Author: Case Officer initials suffixed to the reference number of each report. File Ref: See reference number of each report. 4 Test Valley Borough Council - Northern Area Planning Committee - 18th January 2001 ITEM 6 SUBJECT ENFORCEMENT ACTION CASES MEETING Northern Planning Committee DATE January 2001 REPORT OF Head of Administration KEY: AP - Application EN - Enforcement Notice APP - Appeal REQ - Requisition for Information BCN - Breach of Condition Notice SUM - Summons CLU- Certificate of Lawful Use S215 - Derelict Land Notice 1. TVN.01369/1 Unauthorised extension of residential curtilage, construction of driveway/hard 7 Dec 99 CLU Application registered standing, use of land for parking of 6 Jul 00 CLU Issued for use of land as motor vehicles. OS land parcel 7414 domestic garden land south-east of Gladstone Terrace, 12 Oct 00 EN Authorised (Delegated) (LONGPARISH) 28 Nov 00 EN Served 20 Dec 00 Notice of Appeal Awaiting Date of Appeal 2. TVN.05802/3 Unauthorised siting of mobile home for 10 Dec 99 EN authorised (Delegated) Agricultural worker - River View Farm, 13 Apr 00 EN issued Bullington Lane, Sutton Scotney, 17 Apr 00 EN served (BULLINGTON) Awaiting Compliance (19.05.01) 3. TVN.07536 17 Jul 00 EN Authorised (Delegated) TVN. LB. 00731 09 Aug 00 EN Issued 17 Aug 00 EN Served Unauthorised development of single- 16 Sept 00 Notice of Appeal storey rear extension and conservatory - Rivermead, Little Ann, Andover - (ABBOTTS ANN) 5 Test Valley Borough Council - Northern Area Planning Committee - 18th January 2001 Awaiting Appeal hearing (23.01.01) TVN LB 00778 14 Aug 00 EN authorised (delegated) LB 28 Sept 00 REQ served. 00778 Unauthorised re-thatching of front 17 Oct 00 REQ returned elevation in Water Reed - Cowlease 20 Dec 00 EN Served Cottage, (LONGPARISH) Awaiting Compliance (05.08.01) 5. TVN.00698 Breach of extant Enforcement Notice - 12 Oct 00 SUM authorised (Delegated) Unauthorised Siting of a residential mobile home - OS Land Parcel 0918 Stockbridge Road Lopscombe (NETHER WALLOP) Awaiting Issue of Summons RECOMMENDED: That the report be noted. 6 Test Valley Borough Council - Northern Area Planning Committee - 18th January 2001 ITEM 7 ___________________________________________________________________________ SUBJECT NEW APPEALS REPORT OF Head of Planning ___________________________________________________________________________ PARISH/SITE APPLICATION NO/ DEVELOPMENT APPELLANT VERNHAM DEAN Yew Tree Cottage, Upton TVN.LB.00188/2 Erection of single and two Ms C Lees and Mr R storey extensions to provide McPherson kitchen/dayroom, store and shelter, with lobby, bedroom and dressing/shower room over on site of existing shed, and pitched roof over existing flat roofed accommodation RECOMMENDATION: That the report be noted. 7 Test Valley Borough Council - Northern Area Planning Committee - 18th January 2001 ITEM 8 ___________________________________________________________________________ SUBJECT LOCAL INQUIRIES AND HEARINGS MEETING Northern Area Planning Committee DATE 18th January 2001 REPORT OF Head of Planning ___________________________________________________________________________ Plan No Appellant Development Date & Venue TVN.02195/4 William Hill Change of use to A2 (use as 1 Day Hearing Organisation betting office) and alteration 27th February 2001 Limited to shop front Conference Room 1, Council Offices, Beech Hurst, Weyhill Road, Andover, 10.00am RECOMMENDATION: That the report be noted. 8 Test Valley Borough Council - Northern Area Planning Committee - 18th January 2001 ITEM 9 SUBJECT VIEWING PANEL - 22 December 2000 Present: Councillor N R Arnell, R J Bailey, Z Brooks, A Jackson, I R Morrison, J S Neal, G E Rankin- Moore, D Roach, J Taylor, E M W Townsend, P West REPORT OF Head of Planning APPLICATION NO. TVN.01818/2/CJ APPLICATION TYPE Full REGISTERED 31.08.00 APPLICANT Chapters Limited SITE Halls Farm, Vernham Street, VERNHAM DEAN PROPOSAL Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of replacement dwelling and garage, and alterations to access. AMENDMENTS Amended plans received 7 & 10 November 2000, and 14 December 2000 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 This application was deferred at the last Northern Planning Committee to allow for a Viewing Panel to take place, plus further negotiations to reduce the height and impact of the dwelling. 1.2 The application site is approximately 1 hectare in area and is in the main laid out to lawn. The existing dwelling is located in the northern part of the site with access to the dwelling gained from the junction between Vernham Street and Littledown. There is also a field access close to the southern boundary of the site. 1.3 There is also a disused agricultural building on the site which is to be demolished to allow for the construction of the dwelling, and a tennis court has been constructed on the western section of the site having been permitted in the 1980‟s. 2.0 PROPOSAL 2.1 The proposal is for the demolition of the existing dwelling and the erection of a replacement dwelling. The existing brick and flint barn, which adjoins the current dwelling, is to be retained and the access to the property is to be retained in its current location. 9 Test Valley Borough Council - Northern Area Planning Committee - 18th January 2001 2.2 The replacement dwelling is to be located further in to the site in approximately the position that the existing agricultural building is currently situated. The front elevation of the proposed dwelling will be east facing and the house itself will be located to the south of an extensive screen of trees to the north. 2.3 The scheme also sees the inclusion of a garage block connected to the main house by a single storey link extension, thus forming a partial courtyard to the front of the buildings. 3.0 HISTORY 3.1 TVN.1818 - erection of additional dwelling and garage - REFUSE (25.01.78) TVN.1818/1 - construction of tennis court with fence surrounding - PERMISSION (18.04.84) 4.0 CONSULTATIONS Environment No objection in principle Agency Highways No objection subject to conditions 5.0 REPRESENTATIONS Expired 01.12.00 Letter 7 letters of objection have been received to the replacement dwelling. These letters contain points relating to; - need to ensure that any new buildings are constructed with sensitivity in the AONB - consider size of house and height of roof and chimneys to be completely out of place in the village.
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