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Planning Committee Agenda Item No Planning Committee Agenda Item No. 6 10th February, 2009 Report by County Development Divisional Manager Applications at close of agenda 22nd January, 2009 Former Applicant Proposal Location Date Decision Weeks Current Reference Registered Method Since Position Registration County Group LV/313/07 Tarmac Extraction and processing of Lavant Quarry, Hunters 10-Apr-2007 Committee 93 Report to Matter 1 Over Limited sand and gravel with Race, Lavant, West be prepared Mineral 13 progressive restoration Sussex, PO19 5UD Weeks Group DC/2500/08 Hanson Variation of conditions 1, 6 and Washington Pit, Hampers 04-Dec-2008 Delegated 7 Awaiting 3 1-8 (SR) Quarry 13 of planning permission Lane, Sullington, West consultation Weeks Products SG/2/99 for the extension of Sussex, RH20 4AF response Europe sand extraction operations Limited BX/5133/08 Hoare Variation of condition 2 of Eartham Quarry, Eartham 15-Dec-2008 Delegated 6 Awaiting Construction planning permission Lane, Eartham, consultation Group Ltd BX/4822/07 to allow extension Chichester, West Sussex, response of time for complete PO18 0QS restoration by 30 September 2009 BX/5140/08 Hoare Variation of condition 2 of Eartham Quarry, Eartham 15-Dec-2008 Delegated 6 Awaiting Construction planning permission Lane, Eartham, consultation Group Ltd BX/4751/07 to allow extension Chichester, West Sussex, response of time for complete PO18 0QS restoration by 30 September 2009 Former Applicant Proposal Location Date Decision Weeks Current Reference Registered Method Since Position Registration BX/5141/08 Hoare Variation of condition 2 of Eartham Gravel Pit, 15-Dec-2008 Delegated 6 Awaiting Construction planning permission Eartham Lane, Eartham, consultation Group Ltd BX/4753/07 to allow extension Chichester, West Sussex, response of time for complete PO18 0QS restoration by 30 September 2009 County Group SV/1699/06 KPS Green Waste Composting by Land at Hardriding, Pease 24-Jul-2006 Delegated 131 Report to Matter 1 Over Composting means of Shredding, Aerating Pottage, West Sussex be prepared Waste 13 Services Ltd And Screening Weeks DC/401/07 Veolia Es Development of a non- Rock Common Quarry, 17-Jan-2007 Committee 105 This agenda (WS) Landfill hazardous waste landfill site The Hollow, Washington, Limited Pulborough, West Sussex, RH20 3DA BK/185/08 Sarah Development of equine Park Farm Cottage, 21-Dec-2007 Delegated 57 Report to Wright rehabilitation and Broxmead Lane, Bolney, be prepared physiotherapy centre West Sussex, RH17 5RJ comprising treatment block, horsewalker, sand school, car park, grass paddocks, exercise track and engineering operation to form a bund adjacent to A23 GR/2237/08 Phil Bines Redevelopment and extension East Grinstead HWRS & 27-Jun-2008 Delegated 30 Subject onto adjacent land of existing Waste Transfer Station, S106 & HWRS and WTS including the Imberhorne Lane, East Legal operation of a temporary Grinstead, West Sussex Agreement household waste disposal service during construction Former Applicant Proposal Location Date Decision Weeks Current Reference Registered Method Since Position Registration Group TH/3750/08 Matthew Change of use from B1 to Sui Rowfant Business Centre, 20-Nov-2008 Delegated 9 Report to 2 9-13 Rance Generis Waste Use Wallage Lane, Rowfant, be prepared Weeks Turners Hill, West Sussex, RH10 4NQ Group DC/2497/08 Matthew Additions and modifications to CEMEX Limited, Small 04-Dec-2008 Delegated 7 Awaiting 3 1-8 (UB) Newall the existing Leachate Dole Landfill Site, Small consultation Weeks Treatment Plant at the former Dole, Henfield, West response Small Dole Landfill Site Sussex, BN5 9XH O/5143/08 Tarmac Proposed variation of condition Portfield Quarry, 17-Dec-2008 Delegated 5 Awaiting Limited 1 of permission O/1953/06 to Chichester By Pass, consultation permit the continued Chichester, West Sussex, response importation, stacking, PO19 9VW processing and resale of aggregates until 30 June 2010 O/5142/08 Tarmac Proposed variation of Condition Tarmac Recycling, 22-Dec-2008 Delegated 5 Awaiting Limited (1) of Permission O/1952/06 to Portfield Quarry, consultation permit the continued Chichester By Pass, response importation, stacking, recycling Chichester, West Sussex, and resale of heavy building PO19 9VW materials as secondary aggregates until 30 June 2010 Regulation Group BX/5333/07 Director for Construction of 3 primary Boxgrove Recreation 25-Oct-2007 Delegated 65 Additional 3 1 Over Children & school's classrooms and Ground, The Street, information 13 Young associated playing fields/sports Boxgrove, Chichester, awaited Weeks People pitches West Sussex, PO18 0EJ Services Former Applicant Proposal Location Date Decision Weeks Current Reference Registered Method Since Position Registration CU/3526/08 Executive Extension to Warden Park Warden Park School, 20-Oct-2008 Delegated 14 Report to Director School to provide new large Broad Street, Cuckfield, be prepared Adults and main theatre, bridge club RH17 5DP Children room/classroom area, and shared circulation and associated WCs to the east side of the school WE/ /09 Executive Demolition and reconstruction Westbourne Caravan Site 21-Jan-2009 Delegated 0 Awaiting Director of 8 no. Shower/Utility Blocks (Park), Cemetery Lane, consultation Adults and including Manager's Office Westbourne, Emsworth, response Children Hampshire, PO10 8RZ Group FH/4568/08 Executive 1. Construction of an extension Fernhurst Primary School, 31-Oct-2008 Delegated 12 Additional 2 9-13 Director to provide 2 x 60 m2 Haslemere Road, information Weeks Adults and classrooms, associated toilets Fernhurst, Haslemere, awaited Children and storage plus relocation of West Sussex, GU27 3EA an external Wc displaced by proposed adaptations to the existing reception. 2. Internal adaptations to link the new extension into the existing entrance lobby and improve the reception Group HH/3783/08 Executive Proposed construction of Northlands Wood 26-Nov-2008 Delegated 8 Awaiting 3 1-8 Director replacement school building, Community Primary consultation Weeks Adults and demolition of existing school School, Beech Hill, response Children and associated external works Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH16 3RX Former Applicant Proposal Location Date Decision Weeks Current Reference Registered Method Since Position Registration BH/3875/08 Executive Extension of existing school Sheddingdean Primary 02-Dec-2008 Delegated 7 Awaiting Director building to provide new hot School, Petworth Drive, consultation Adults and meals kitchen, staffroom, staff Burgess Hill, West Sussex, response Children wc's and PPA room in addition RH15 8JT to new freestanding 'Yardmaster' storage shed to be located in the school grounds WD/4978/08 Executive Traditional construction pitched West Dean C of E Primary 02-Dec-2008 Delegated 7 Report to Director roof extension which will School, Church Lane, be prepared Adults and include hot meals kitchen, hall West Dean, Chichester, Children store room and group room. West Sussex, PO18 0RJ Also includes erection of external Fordingbridge 'Wyatt' canopy to provide external covered learning space WB/1191/08 Executive New build kitchen extension Oak Grove College, The 05-Dec-2008 Delegated 7 Awaiting Director and new build drama studio Boulevard, Worthing, consultation Adults and extension West Sussex, BN13 1JX response Children BR/362/08 Executive The continued siting and use of Bognor Regis Community 17-Dec-2008 Delegated 5 Awaiting Director a temporary classroom unit College, Westloats Lane, consultation Adults and Bognor Regis, West response Children Sussex, PO21 5LH HH/4015/08 Executive A new 1FE (210 place) primary Land adjacent to, Updown 23-Dec-2008 Delegated 4 Awaiting Director school and associated Hill, Bolnore, Haywards consultation Adults and landscaping Heath, West Sussex, response Children RH16 4GD Former Applicant Proposal Location Date Decision Weeks Current Reference Registered Method Since Position Registration CC/86/09 Executive The continued siting and use of Fordwater School, 05-Jan-2009 Delegated 3 Awaiting Director a Temporary Classroom Unit Summersdale Road, consultation Adults and on this site Chichester, West Sussex, response Children PO19 6PP ADC/ /09 Executive Change of use from public Eastbrook Primary School, 06-Jan-2009 Delegated 2 Awaiting (SU) Director open space to recreation areas Gardner Road, Southwick, consultation Adults and to be used in conjunction with West Sussex, BN41 1PN response Children adjoining primary school CD/ /09 Executive To raise the levels of existing St Paul's Roman Catholic 14-Jan-2009 Delegated 1 Awaiting Director college site by infill to provide Comprehensive School, consultation Adults and additional playing fields Jane Murray Way, response Children Cuckfield Rural, Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 8GA CC/ /09 Executive Swimming Pool Extension Fordwater School, 16-Jan-2009 Delegated 1 Awaiting Director Summersdale Road, consultation Adults and Chichester, West Sussex, response Children PO19 6PP.
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