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Park Gate Titchfield Sarisbury Locks Heath Warsash Titchfield Common Reference Item No ZONE 1 - WESTERN WARDS Park Gate Titchfield Sarisbury Locks Heath Warsash Titchfield Common Reference Item No P/13/0967/VC 21 BRIDGE ROAD PARK GATE 1 PARK GATE ERECTION OF 10 DWELLINGS, ACCESS, CAR PARKING & PERMISSION ASSOCIATED LANDSCAPING - MINOR AMENDMENTS TO PREVIOUS SCHEME (P/11/0966/FP) P/14/0051/FP 12 HANOVERIAN WAY WHITELEY FAREHAM PO15 7JT 2 SARISBURY ERECTION OF FIRST FLOOR SIDE/FRONT EXTENSION WITH PERMISSION VELUX LIGHTS, PROVISION OF NEW DORMERS WITHIN NORTHERN ROOFSLOPE AND NEW BOUNDARY WALL (RESUBMISSION OF PREVIOUSLY APPROVED APPLICATION P/11/0078/FP) P/14/0197/FP 69A BROOK LANE WARSASH SOUTHAMPTON SO31 9FF 3 WARSASH CHANGE OF USE AND ALTERATIONS TO BARN TO FORM PERMISSION SINGLE DWELLING AND CONSTRUCTION OF DETACHED GARAGE P/14/0198/LB 69A BROOK LANE WARSASH SO31 9FF 4 WARSASH CHANGE OF USE AND ALTERATIONS TO BARN TO FORM LISTED SINGLE DWELLING AND CONSTRUCTION OF DETACHED BUILDING GARAGE CONSENT P/14/0214/FP 4 DEWAR CLOSE - MAKRO MULTI-TRADE CENTRE - FAREHAM 5 PARK GATE PO15 5UB PERMISSION PROPOSED GENERATOR COMPOUND P/14/0241/OD 268 BROOK LANE - LAND ADJOINING SARISBURY GREEN 6 PARK GATE SOUTHAMPTON ALLOW APPLICATION FOR THE DISCHARGE OF A COVENANT - LAND ADJOINING 268 BROOK LANE P/14/0244/FP 3 FLEET END ROAD - LAND ADJACENT - WARSASH 7 WARSASH SOUTHAMPTON SO31 9JH PERMISSION ERECTION OF TWO DETACHED DWELLINGS, ACCESS AND PARKING. P/14/0271/FP 79 OSBORNE ROAD WARSASH SOUTHAMPTON SO31 9GJ 8 WARSASH PROPOSED EXTENSION AND CONVERSION OF EXISTING PERMISSION DETACHED GARAGE TO PROVIDE ANNEXE P/14/0321/FP 290 BROOK LANE - BROOK LANE REST HOME - SARISBURY 9 PARK GATE GREEN SOUTHAMPTON SO31 7DP REFUSE PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR AND FIRST FLOOR EXTENSIONS TO REAR TO ALLOW RE-ORGANISATION OF EXISTING ACCOMMODATION AND CIRCULATION SPACE AND THE PROVISION OF 5NO ADDITIONAL BEDROOMS. WIDENING OF VEHICULAR ACCESS FROM BROOK LANE AND RE- CONFIGURATION OF CAR PARKING TO PROVIDE 3NO ADDITIONAL PARKING SPACES P/14/0328/FP 45 WARSASH ROAD WARSASH SOUTHAMPTON SO31 9HW 10 WARSASH PROPOSED SINGLE STOREY SIDE LOBBY, SINGLE STOREY PERMISSION AND TWO STOREY REAR EXTENSION P/14/0348/FP 115 LOCKS HEATH PARK ROAD LOCKS HEATH 11 TITCHFIELD SOUTHAMPTON SO31 6LY PERMISSION COMMON ERECTION OF PART TWO STOREY AND PART SINGLE STORY REAR EXTENSION, FRONT ATTACHED GARAGE/CAR PORT AND INCREASE IN RIDGE HEIGHT TO PROVIDE ACCOMMODATION WITHIN THE ROOF WITH WINDOWS IN THE SIDE ELEVATION AT SECOND FLOOR GABLE. P/14/0353/FP 32 CATISFIELD ROAD FAREHAM HAMPSHIRE PO15 5LP 12 TITCHFIELD SINGLE STOREY ANNEX IN REAR GARDEN PERMISSION P/14/0373/SU CHANDLERS WAY - UNIT 12 - LAND ADJ TO PARK GATE 13 SARISBURY SOUTHAMPTON SO31 1FQ PRIOR REPLACEMENT MONOPOLE, REMOVAL OF 3 NO ANTENNAS, APPROVAL NOT INSTALLATION OF 6 NO ANTENNAS AND 2 NO DISHES AND REQUIRED ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT P/14/0387/FP 19 VALLEY RISE SARISBURY GREEN SOUTHAMPTON SO31 14 PARK GATE 7BN PERMISSION RAISE EXISTING ROOF AND PROVISION OF FRONT/REAR DORMER WINDOWS TO FORM FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION P/14/0414/VC FARM ROAD - LAND SOUTH OF MIDPOINT 27 - TITCHFIELD 15 TITCHFIELD PO14 4BE PERMISSION DEMOLISH EXISTING BUILDINGS AND ERECTION OF 19 (3 BED) HOUSES, 9 (1 BED), AND 6 (2 BED) FLATS INCLUDING 14 AFFORDABLE UNITS & IMPROVEMENT WORKS TO A27 (VARIATION OF CONDITION 02 ON PLANNING PERMISSION P/11/0386/FR).
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