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Planning Observations Monday 10 May 2021 ANDOVER TOWN COUNCIL Planning Observations Monday 10 May 2021 The Members of the Planning Committee are invited to attend an informal online meeting to make OBSERVATIONS on Planning Applications for the Andover area to be submitted to the Planning Authority, Test Valley Borough Council by the Town Clerk. The Members of the Planning Committee are: Cllr C Ecclestone (Chairman), Cllr B Long (Vice Chairman), Cllr D Coole, Cllr L Gregori, Cllr R Hughes and Cllr R Meyer (copies to all other Members of Andover Town Council). The informal meeting will be held Virtually via Zoom on Monday 10 May 2021 at 6.00 pm when the following Planning Applications will be considered: - Wendy R Coulter 5 May 2021 Please note the Zoom Meeting Joining Instructions below: https://zoom.us/j/93816300892?pwd=N0x0VHJGNGpIZ1VZaUtaRnRCZmpYZz09 Meeting ID: 938 1630 0892 Passcode: 991605 1 ANDOVER TOWN COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC ARE WELCOME TO ALL MEETINGS: In line with Andover Town Council’s “Recording at Meetings” Policy, Members and the public are requested to note that this meeting will be recorded by the Council, and may also be subject to the recording by members of the public. Item 1: Apologies for Absence To note any apologies for absence. Item 2: Declarations of Interest To note any declarations of interest relevant to the planning applications to be considered. Item 3: Public Participation There is an opportunity for members of the public to make statements or ask questions on items on the agenda or on other items relevant to the Town to which an answer may be given in the meeting and recorded in the minutes or, if necessary, a written reply will follow or the questioner will be informed of the appropriate contact details. Each person is limited to 3 minutes and the total amount of time set aside will be 15 minutes. Item 4: Planning Applications for Consideration by Committee To consider and make observations on Andover Planning Applications from Test Valley Borough Council weekly Lists of 15, 16 & 17. List 17 has not been published at the time of going to print. Once available it can be viewed at www.testvalley.gov.uk 5.1 21/01015/FULLN Two storey side extension and balcony at rear Mirages, London Road, 12.04.2021 Andover Down, ANDOVER TOWN Andover Hampshire (DOWNLANDS) SP11 6LJ 5.2 21/01092/FULLN Single storey rear extension 1 Dexter Court, Plum 13.04.2021 Tree Corner , Ox Drove, ANDOVER TOWN Picket Piece, SP11 6ND (DOWNLANDS) 5.3 21/01101/ADVN Display of 2 externally illuminated fascia signs, Shop, Locksbridge 14.04.2021 5 window vinyls, and 3 poster cases Road, Picket Piece, ANDOVER TOWN Andover SP11 6WL (DOWNLANDS) 5.4 21/01100/FULLN Demolition of existing garage and erection of 26 Ward Close, 12.04.2021 two storey side extension to form replacement Andover, Hampshire, ANDOVER TOWN garage and cloakroom with additional SP10 3TB (HARROWAY) bedroom and ensuite 2 ANDOVER TOWN COUNCIL 5.5 21/01027/FULLN Change of use of rear section of ground floor Crown Building, 6 - 8 16.04.2021 from Class E Commercial (was Class A2) use to London Street, ANDOVER TOWN residential use for 8 no. flats (6 no. 1-bed flats Andover, Hampshire (WINTON) and 2 no. 2-bed flats) SP10 2PA 5.6 21/00856/FULLN Single storey extension above garage and store Applecross , 5A 22.04.2021 to front elevation to create master bedroom Walworth Road, Picket ANDOVER TOWN with dressing room and en-suite Piece, SP11 6LU (DOWNLANDS) 5.7 21/01170/FULLN Rear extension of industrial building, install Scientific Management 21.04.2021 smoker shelter, cycle shelter and erection of International (UK), ANDOVER TOWN temporary storage building for up to five years North Way, Walworth (DOWNLANDS) Business Park, Andover Hampshire SP10 5AZ 5.8 21/00415/FULLN Change of use from D2 Personal training and Unit 1 Parnell Court, 22.04.2021 fitness to B1 Light Industrial, B2 General East Portway, Portway ANDOVER TOWN Industrial and B8 Storage and Distribution Business Park, Andover (HARROWAY) Hampshire SP10 3LX 5.9 21/01175/FULLN Erection of conservatory at rear 7 Arena Close, Andover, 20.04.2021 SP11 6YD, ANDOVER TOWN (ROMANS) 5.10 21/01179/FULLN Single storey front extension 45 Venice Court, 20.04.2021 Andover, SP10 5JH, ANDOVER TOWN (ROMANS) 5.11 21/01186/FULLN Erection of conservatory at rear 19 Granada Place, 21.04.2021 Andover, SP10 1LB, ANDOVER TOWN (ST MARYS) 5.12 21/01233/FULLN Car park extension, landscaping and associated Plot 36 , Walworth 27.04.2021 works Road, Walworth ANDOVER TOWN Industrial Estate, (DOWNLANDS) Andover 5.13 21/01232/FULLN Single storey rear extension to form enlarged 41 Wellesley Road, 27.04.2021 kitchen and family room and entrance porch to Andover, Hampshire, ANDOVER TOWN front elevation SP10 2HF (WINTON) 5.14 21/01277/FULLN Single storey rear extension to provide 41 Rooksbury Road, 30.04.2021 enlarged kitchen/dining area and utility room Andover, SP10 2LP ANDOVER TOWN (MILLWAY) 5.15 21/01240/FULLN Garage conversion to provide office, utility and 19 Altona Gardens, 04.05.2021 store and single storey rear extension to Andover, Hampshire provide dining area 3 ANDOVER TOWN COUNCIL ANDOVER TOWN (HARROWAY) 5.16 21/01281/FULLN Installation of one condenser unit 284 Weyhill Road, 04.05.2021 Andover, Hampshire, ANDOVER TOWN (HARROWAY) Item 6: Decision Notices Members are requested to note the following decision notices for Planning Applications in the Andover area from Test Valley Borough Council Lists 15, 16 & 17 attached at Appendix A. List 17 had not been published at the time of going to print. Once available it can be viewed at www.Testvalley.gov.uk. Item 7: Charter Stone/Celebration To note that an invitation was sent to all Councillors to join the Charter Stone/Celebration Working Group. The following Members have expressed an interest: Cllr B Long, Cllr L Gregori, Cllr R Hughes. Item 8: Tables and Chairs Licence To consider and make observations on 2 Table and Chairs Licence applications as follows: Costa Coffee, 48 High Street, Andover SP10 1NF – area to the front of the premises A renewal of the existing licence and seeks exactly the same location and hours as now i.e. hours requested are 0800 to 1900 daily. There is no paperwork from the applicant regarding this application. Any comments or observations concerning the application must be submitted in writing or via email by no later than 17 May 2021 – Site Plan attached at Appendix B. John Russell Fox, 10 High Street, Andover SP10 1NY – area to the front of the premises in the High Street A renewal of the existing licence for the siting of tables and chairs as per the attached drawing i.e. area to the front of the premises in the High Street. Please note that the application requests a repeat of the existing hours of 0700 to 2300 Monday to Saturday and 0800 to 2300 Sunday. Comments or observations concerning the application must be submitted in writing or via email by no later than 13 May 2021 – Site Plan attached at Appendix C. Item 9: Street Naming To consider and make observations on any notifications received from Test Valley Borough Council. Item 10: Communications from Test Valley Borough Council 4 ANDOVER TOWN COUNCIL To consider and make observations on any notifications received from Test Valley Borough Council. Item 11: Test Valley Borough Council – Northern Area Planning Committee To consider whether any applications, to be considered at the Test Valley Borough Council Northern Area Planning Committee (NAPC) require any further comment and or representation from the Town Council. Item 12: Communications from Hampshire County Council To consider any communications received from Hampshire County Council. Item 13: Street Trading Licences To consider any applications for Street Trading Licences received. Item 14: Works Programme Members to consider a Programme of Works at Appendix D. Item 15: Date of the next Meeting Members are requested to note the date of the next meeting: Tuesday 1 June 2021 venue to be confirmed, starting at 6.00pm. 5 ANDOVER TOWN COUNCIL Appendix A: Members Information List 15 & 16 A MEMBERS’ INFORMATION LIST 16/04/2021 (List No.15 ) NORTHERN AREA PLANNING APPLICATIONS APPROVED/WITHDRAWN PARISH/WARD APPLIC NO. REGISTERED PROPOSAL AND LOCATION DECISION DECISION DATE ANDOVER 21/00494/FULLN 16.02.2021 First floor extension to provide PERMISSION 13.04.2021 TOWN additional office space - subject to (HARROWAY) Plot 9 Macadam Way, Portway conditions & Business Park, Andover notes ANDOVER 21/00605/FULLN 26.02.2021 Single storey rear extension - PERMISSION 13.04.2021 TOWN Bariah , 43 The Drove, Andover subject to (HARROWAY) conditions & notes ANDOVER 21/00468/FULLN 15.02.2021 Single storey side and rear PERMISSION 12.04.2021 TOWN extension - subject to (MILLWAY) 25 The Ramparts, Andover, SP10 conditions & 2UL notes ANDOVER 21/00473/FULLN 15.02.2021 Proposed single storey attached PERMISSION 12.04.2021 TOWN garage - subject to (MILLWAY) 14 The Avenue, Andover, SP10 conditions & 3EL notes ANDOVER 21/00553/FULLN 26.02.2021 Single storey rear extension to PERMISSION 16.04.2021 TOWN form utility, enlarged Kitchen and subject to (MILLWAY) family room - conditions & 25 Denning Mead, Andover, SP10 notes 3LG ANDOVER 21/00443/FULLN 16.02.2021 Erection of front porch and rear PERMISSION 13.04.2021 TOWN conservatory - subject to (ROMANS) 1 Copper Box Close, Andover, conditions & SP11 6YA notes ANDOVER 21/00501/ADVN 17.02.2021 Display of 2 internally illuminated CONSENT 14.04.2021 TOWN (ST fascia signs - subject to MARYS) Enham Arch Retail Park, Unit 4 , conditions and Newbury Road, Andover notes ANDOVER 21/00544/REJN 19.02.2021 Renewable energy Prior PRIOR 13.04.2021 TOWN (ST Notification to install roof APPROVAL NOT MARYS) mounted solar PV panels with REQUIRED system capacity of 164kWp, including all associated ancillary infrastructure - The Winton School, London Road, Andover 6 ANDOVER TOWN COUNCIL LOCAL INQUIRIES/HEARINGS PARISH/WARD APPLIC.
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