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Week Ending 31St December 2010 TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL – PLANNING SERVICES _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY LIST OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND NOTIFICATIONS : NO. 51 / 52 Week Ending: 31st December 2010 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 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 For the Northern Area to: For the Southern Area to: Head of Planning and Building Head of Planning and Building Beech Hurst Council Offices Weyhill Road Duttons Road ANDOVER SP10 3AJ ROMSEY SO51 8XG 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 10/02949/FULLN Replace and extend Portway Service Station, 280 Shell Oil Products Ltd Mrs Sarah Appleton YES 21.12.2010 forecourt canopy, replace Weyhill Road, Andover, 21.01.2011 ANDOVER TOWN dispensing pumps and pump Hampshire SP10 3LS (HARROWAY) island, install additional dispensing pump and island, and reposition jet wash facility 10/03031/ORDN Notification under Part 11 of Weyhill Road Overbridge, Network Rail - Jeremy Mr Lewis Oliver 23.12.2010 the Town and Country Weyhill Road, Andover, Eaton 25.01.2011 ANDOVER TOWN Planning (General Permitted (HARROWAY) Development) Order 1995 - Partial demolition and re- construction of superstructure to existing overbridge 10/02952/FULLN Erection of one Class A1 82 Salisbury Road, Andover, Mr D Urmasher Mr Gregg Chapman YES 21.12.2010 (convenience retail) unit, two Hampshire, SP10 2LH 21.01.2011 ANDOVER TOWN Class A5 (hot food takeaway) (MILLWAY) units, car parking, installation of plant and associated works 10/03022/FULLN Erection of garage 1 Wolversdene Gardens, Mr And Mrs Edward Miss Emma Jones YES 21.12.2010 Andover, Hampshire, SP10 Pashley 20.01.2011 ANDOVER TOWN 2BB (WINTON) Week Ending: 31st December 2010 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 10/02955/FULLN Extensions and alterations to 2 Croft Avenue, Andover, Mr Barry Smith Miss Emma Jones 16.12.2010 provide breakfast room and Hampshire, SP10 2EL 14.01.2011 ANDOVER TOWN living room on ground floor (WINTON) and additional accommodation on first floor 10/03036/FULLN Alterations and extensions to Vine Cottage, Biddesden Mr Michael Saunders Mrs Lucy Miranda YES 22.12.2010 existing dwellings to form Bottom Road, Appleshaw, Page APPLESHAW single dwelling together with Andover Hampshire SP11 9BH 28.01.2011 erection of cart shed (Amended Scheme) 10/02950/FULLN Installation of chimney Sandleford House, Furzedown Mr Michael Taylor Miss Emma Jones YES 20.12.2010 Lane, Amport, Andover 21.01.2011 AMPORT Hampshire SP11 8BW 10/02998/LBWN Replace glazing to rooflight Amport House, Furzedown Sec. Of State For Miss Kate YES 17.12.2010 Lane, Amport, Andover Defence Thompson AMPORT Hampshire SP11 8BG 28.01.2011 10/03010/FULLN Erection of two storey side 21 Locke Close, Grateley, Mr Adrian Burford Miss Emma Jones 22.12.2010 extension to provide kitchen Andover, SP11 7EA 21.01.2011 GRATELEY and store with bathroom and bedroom over 10/03012/TREEN Undertake pruning works to Village Car Park, Longparish, Mr Jeremy Barber Mr Dermot Cox 21.12.2010 four trees in line with Andover, Hampshire SP11 6PA 12.01.2011 LONGPARISH submited schedual Week Ending: 31st December 2010 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 10/02828/FULLN Provision of vehicular access Homecroft, Longparish, Mr Christopher Millett Mrs Lucy Miranda YES 22.12.2010 and gates to entrance Andover, Hampshire SP11 Page LONGPARISH 6QE 21.01.2011 10/03013/FULLN Proposed conservatory to 1 Winton Hill, Stockbridge, Mr & Mrs Goodwin Miss Sarah Barter YES 21.12.2010 rear of property Hampshire, SO20 6HL 21.01.2011 STOCKBRIDGE 10/03041/CLPN Certificate of lawfulness for Longcroft, High Street, Charkella Limited Miss Emma Jones 23.12.2010 proposed development - Stockbridge, Hampshire SO20 26.01.2011 STOCKBRIDGE Single storey rear extension 6HB 10/02652/FULLN Conversion and alterations to Hatherden Farm, Hatherden, Mr J P Dunning Mrs Lucy Miranda YES 17.12.2010 the barns to provide a Andover, Hampshire SP11 0HT Page TANGLEY function venue and a holiday 19.01.2011 let accommodation together with new gate and parking area 10/03023/FULLN Alterations and extension to Tanglewood 4 The Bungalows, Mr And Mrs Geoff Mr Lewis Oliver YES 21.12.2010 provide garage, family room, Stanbury Road, Thruxton, Bourner 20.01.2011 THRUXTON conservatory and porch with Andover Hampshire SP11 8NR additional first floor accommodation Week Ending: 31st December 2010 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 10/03014/FULLN Erection of first floor front 11 White Oak Way, Anna Mr Paul Butler Mr Lewis Oliver YES 23.12.2010 extension to provide Valley, Andover, Hampshire 26.01.2011 UPPER CLATFORD extended bedroom/en-suite SP11 7QN and provision of window on south facing wall to proposed en-suite bathroom 10/02867/FULLN Extension of garage loft to Garfields, Bulpits Hill, Vernham Mr Marcus Sears Miss Sarah Barter 21.12.2010 create first floor level, Dean, Andover Hampshire 19.01.2011 VERNHAM DEAN provision of external SP11 0LA staircase, 2 dormer windows and 3 rooflights to provide office/games room 10/02894/FULLN Conversion of existing Chartham, Vernham Street, Mr And Mrs T Roupell Mrs Sarah Appleton 22.12.2010 garage to bootroom/hall, one Venham Dean, Andover 21.01.2011 VERNHAM DEAN and a half storey extension to Hampshire SP11 0EL provide two bay open garage with flat over and provision of dormer windows 10/03025/FULLN Erection of two storey rear Manor Farm Cottage, Vernham Mr And Mrs David Silk Mr Lewis Oliver YES 22.12.2010 extension to provide Street, Vernham Dean, 21.01.2011 VERNHAM DEAN kitchen/family room and Andover Hampshire SP11 0EN utility with bedroom and bathroom accommodation over, erection of porch at rear, and revised fenestration to rear elevation Week Ending: 31st December 2010 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 10/03026/LBWN Erection of two storey rear Manor Farm Cottage, Vernham Mr And Mrs David Silk Mr Lewis Oliver YES 22.12.2010 extension to provide Street, Vernham Dean, 21.01.2011 VERNHAM DEAN kitchen/family room and Andover Hampshire SP11 0EN utility with bedroom and bathroom accommodation over, erection of porch at rear, internal alterations to existing rear extension and revised fenestration to rear elevation 10/02992/FULLS Part retrospective application Land Adjacent Ampfield Golf Mrs D L Crisp Miss Katherine YES 20.12.2010 for erection of two new Club, Winchester Road, Fitzherbert-Green AMPFIELD detached 4-bedroom Ampfield, Hampshire 28.01.2011 dwellings with associated works (amended scheme to planning permission 10/00813/FULLS - House 1 - garage roof, entrance to both dwellings, additional rear conservation rooflight, bi-fold doors to rear lounge, external chimney, brick paviours to drives, car port to no. 1, outbuilding to side of house of no. 2, brick/timber wall dividing plots Week Ending: 31st December 2010 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 10/02994/FULLS Major refurbishment and Ballards Wood, Straight Mile, Mr D Watkinson Mr Mark Wyatt YES 21.12.2010 redesign of existing dwelling Ampfield, Romsey SO51 9BA 28.01.2011 AMPFIELD to create new dwelling, extend shingle drive 10/02996/FULLS Change of Use to extend the Ballards Wood, Straight Mile, Mr D Watkinson Mr Mark Wyatt YES 21.12.2010 residential curtilage, erect 4 Ampfield, Romsey SO51 9BA 28.01.2011 AMPFIELD bay oak framed garage, extend shingle drive to provide access to garage, supply services to garage (water and electricity ) and provide external security light. 10/03033/FULLS Demolition of existing house 28 Straight Mile, Ampfield, Mr And Mrs A Norman Miss Katherine YES 22.12.2010 and garage and erection of Romsey, Hampshire SO51 9BB Fitzherbert-Green AMPFIELD single replacement house 28.01.2011 and garage (amended scheme to that permitted under planning permission 10/01816/FULLS) 10/02989/FULLS Erection of stables and Broughton House , Rookery Mr & Mrs S Henderson Mr Adam Stickland YES 22.12.2010 manege and use of the land Lane, Broughton, Stockbridge 28.01.2011 BROUGHTON for equestrian purposes SO20 8AY Week Ending: 31st December 2010 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 10/02977/FULLS Demolition of existing High Water, Chilworth Old Mr Graham Rabbitts Mrs Liz Harrison YES 22.12.2010 dwelling and the erection of 1 Village, Chilworth, 28.01.2011 CHILWORTH No. 5 bed dwelling, parking Southampton SO16 7JP and associated works 10/02978/CAWS Conservation Area Consent High Water, Chilworth Old Mr Graham Rabbitts Mrs Liz Harrison 22.12.2010 for demolition of existing Village, Chilworth, 28.01.2011 CHILWORTH dwelling Southampton SO16 7JP 10/03040/FULLS Change of Use from
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