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WSC Planning Applications 49/19 LIST 49 6 December 2019 Applications Registered between 2nd – 6th December 2019 PLANNING APPLICATIONS REGISTERED The following applications for Planning Permission, Listed Building, Conservation Area and Advertisement Consent and relating to Tree Preservation Orders and Trees in Conservation Areas have been made to this Council. A copy of the applications and plans accompanying them may be inspected on our website www.westsuffolk.gov.uk. Representations should be made in writing, quoting the application number and emailed to [email protected] to arrive not later than 21 days from the date of this list. Note: Representations on Brownfield Permission in Principle applications and/or associated Technical Details Consent applications must arrive not later than 14 days from the date of this list. Application No. Proposal Location DC/19/2296/LB Application for Listed Building Consent - (i) Barningham Park VALID DATE: alterations to the ground floor layout to Farmhouse 02.12.2019 create new bedrooms, kitchen and a Barningham Park workshop (ii) 2no. new mezzanine floors Barningham EXPIRY DATE: installed at the north and south end of the IP31 1EA 27.01.2020 main barn WARD: Bardwell APPLICANT: Mr Ian Chance GRID REF: 594323 277796 PARISH: Bardwell AGENT: Mr Chris Codling -Peter Codling Architects CASE OFFICER: Mr Nicholas Yager DC/19/2349/TCA Trees in a Conservation Area Notification - 2 1 Church Meadow VALID DATE: no. Sycamore (T1 and T2 on plan) crown lift Barton Mills 29.11.2019 by 4 metres, 1 no. Lime (T3 on plan) crown IP28 6AR lift by 4 metres, 4 no. Lime (T4, T5, T6, T7 EXPIRY DATE: and T8 on plan) crown lift by 6 metres, 1 no. 10.01.2020 Sycamore (T9 on plan) crown lift by 6 metres GRID REF: 571673 273875 WARD: Manor APPLICANT: Mrs Horrex PARISH: Barton Mills AGENT: Mr Stephen Rapin - SP Landscapes & Tree Contractors CASE OFFICER: Falcon Saunders DC/19/2264/FUL Planning Application - (i) 1no. foaling unit (ii) St Clare Hall Farm VALID DATE: horse walker (iii) lean to stock building St Clare Hall Road 25.11.2019 Bradfield St Clare APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs Charles and Emma IP30 0EJ EXPIRY DATE: Craggs 20.01.2020 AGENT: Mrs Meghan Bonner - KWA GRID REF: WARD: Rougham Architects (Cambridge) Ltd 591885 257686 PARISH: Bradfield St. CASE OFFICER: Alice Maguire Clare DC/19/2300/TPO TPO02(2001) - Tree Preservation Order - 13 Heron Avenue VALID DATE: 1no. Beech (T12 on order) - fell Brandon 04.12.2019 IP27 0TD APPLICANT: Mrs Julie Boggie EXPIRY DATE: 29.01.2020 GRID REF: 579529 286379 WARD: Brandon East CASE OFFICER: Debbie Cooper PARISH: Brandon 2. DC/19/2362/VAR Planning Application - Variation of conditions 80 London Road VALID DATE: 2,5 and 6 of application F/2013/0223/FUL to Brandon 03.12.2019 reflect changes to boundary wall and position IP27 0EL of garage and associated access and parking EXPIRY DATE: conditions 28.01.2020 GRID REF: APPLICANT: Mr G Starnes 578125 286335 WARD: Brandon Central AGENT: Mike Hastings - Building Design PARISH: Brandon CASE OFFICER: Elizabeth Dubbeld DC/19/2110/VAR Planning Application - Remove condition 2 of Farm Lodge VALID DATE: planning permission F/79/521 to allow Wilde Street 26.11.2019 dwelling to be occupied without restriction Beck Row IP28 8BL EXPIRY DATE: APPLICANT: Mr Terry Ball 21.01.2020 GRID REF: WARD: The Rows CASE OFFICER: Elizabeth Dubbeld 570341 278586 PARISH: Beck Row DC/19/2097/FUL Planning Application - (i) 2no dwellings (ii) Land Rear Of 3 And 5 VALID DATE: vehicular access Stonebridge Avenue 04.12.2019 Bury St Edmunds APPLICANT: Esterhuizen & Bamkin Suffolk EXPIRY DATE: 29.01.2020 AGENT: Mr Ben Edwards - Maude + Edwards Architects WARD: Westgate GRID REF: CASE OFFICER: Adam Ford 584833 263135 PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council DC/19/2246/HH Householder Planning Application - 60 West Road VALID DATE: Replacement and raising of roof to existing Bury St Edmunds 04.12.2019 rear conservatory IP33 3EN EXPIRY DATE: APPLICANT: Mr A Somerville 29.01.2020 GRID REF: AGENT: Miss Ella Cole 584206 264083 WARD: Minden CASE OFFICER: Mr Nicholas Yager PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council 3. DC/19/2297/FUL Planning Application - (i) conversion of first 84-85 VALID DATE: and second floors into 1no. flat (ii) first floor St Johns Street 05.12.2019 rear extension over existing flat roof Bury St Edmunds IP33 1SQ EXPIRY DATE: APPLICANT: Elm Farm Associates Ltd 30.01.2020 AGENT: Mr Edward Thuell - Whitworth GRID REF: WARD: Eastgate 585246 264466 CASE OFFICER: Mr Nicholas Yager PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council DC/19/2298/LB Application for Listed Building Consent - (i) 84-85 VALID DATE: insertion of stud walls (ii) form window St Johns Street 05.12.2019 opening to shower room (iii) first floor rear Bury St Edmunds extension over flat roof (iv) demolition of IP33 1SQ EXPIRY DATE: lean-to roof to East (v) breakout studwork 30.01.2020 below existing landing window to form access to extension (vi) remove existing partitions GRID REF: WARD: Eastgate to eastern lean-to 585246 264466 PARISH: Bury St APPLICANT: Elm Farm Associates Ltd Edmunds Town Council AGENT: Mr Edward Thuell- Whitworth CASE OFFICER: Mr Nicholas Yager DC/19/2331/TPO TPO 028 (1960)Tree Preservation Order - 80 Home Farm Lane VALID DATE: 1no. Oak - (i) crown lift over driveway by up Bury St Edmunds 28.11.2019 to 5.5 metres (ii) reduce branches IP33 2QL overhanging property by up to 2 metres EXPIRY DATE: 23.01.2020 APPLICANT: Mr John Greener GRID REF: 585621 262348 WARD: Southgate AGENT: Mrs Emma Warren - Mercer Tree Services Ltd PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council CASE OFFICER: Connor Vince 4. DC/19/2338/FUL Planning Application - Installation of 43A Cornhill VALID DATE: collapsible security gate to the front foyer Bury St Edmunds 29.11.2019 IP33 1DX APPLICANT: Miss T Smith - Adnams Plc EXPIRY DATE: 24.01.2020 GRID REF: 585328 264359 WARD: Abbeygate CASE OFFICER: Mr Nicholas Yager PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council DC/19/2339/LB Application for Listed Building Consent - 43A Cornhill VALID DATE: Installation of collapsible security gate to the Bury St Edmunds 29.11.2019 front foyer IP33 1DX EXPIRY DATE: APPLICANT: Miss T Smith, Adnams plc 24.01.2020 GRID REF: 585328 264359 WARD: Abbeygate CASE OFFICER: Mr Nicholas Yager PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council DC/19/2348/TCA Trees in a Conservation Area Notification - 1 75 Guildhall Street VALID DATE: no. Pear (indicated on plan) fell Bury St Edmunds 29.11.2019 Suffolk APPLICANT: Mr Mr Ian McGregor IP33 1QD EXPIRY DATE: 10.01.2020 AGENT: Mr Giles Hill - LSDP GRID REF: WARD: Abbeygate CASE OFFICER: Falcon Saunders 585254 263992 PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council DC/19/2355/HH Householder Planning Application - (i) Single 4 Minden Drive VALID DATE: storey rear extension (ii) first floor side and Bury St Edmunds 04.12.2019 rear extension Suffolk IP33 3RY EXPIRY DATE: APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs Hewitt 29.01.2020 AGENT: Mr Roger Connolly - Roger Connolly GRID REF: WARD: Minden Architect 583811 264256 PARISH: Bury St CASE OFFICER: Debbie Cooper Edmunds Town Council 5. DC/19/2356/HH Householder Planning Application - (i) single 12 Boon Close VALID DATE: storey side extension (following demolition of Bury St Edmunds 02.12.2019 existing garage) (ii) front bay window Suffolk IP33 2LG EXPIRY DATE: APPLICANT: Mr R Hudson-Hill 27.01.2020 AGENT: Mr Eric Tricker GRID REF: WARD: Westgate 585235 263070 CASE OFFICER: Elizabeth Dubbeld PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council DC/19/2360/HH Householder Planning Application - Single 45 Springfield Road VALID DATE: storey rear extension Bury St Edmunds 03.12.2019 IP33 3AS APPLICANT: Mr J Humpry EXPIRY DATE: 28.01.2020 AGENT: Miss Ella Cole GRID REF: 584833 264782 WARD: Tollgate CASE OFFICER: Olivia Luckhurst PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council DC/19/2363/LB Application for Listed Building Consent - (i) Northgate House VALID DATE: re-fitting of main bathroom (ii) reinforce 8 Northgate Street 04.12.2019 bathroom floor with ply and herringbone Bury St Edmunds strutting (iii) replace modern oak floor IP33 1HQ EXPIRY DATE: boards in bathroom with tiles and underlay 29.01.2020 APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs N Storey GRID REF: WARD: Eastgate 585558 264450 AGENT: Nicholas Jacob Architects PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council CASE OFFICER: Debbie Cooper DC/19/2367/FUL Planning Application - 3no. windows to first 5 Oaklands Park VALID DATE: floor rear elevation Bury St Edmunds 04.12.2019 IP33 2RW APPLICANT: MD Controls EXPIRY DATE: 29.01.2020 AGENT: Mr Chris Wilkie - REES PRYER GRID REF: ARCHITECTS 586873 263420 WARD: Southgate CASE OFFICER: Olivia Luckhurst PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council 6. DC/19/2323/TPO TPO 274 (1999) - Tree Preservation Order - The Laurels VALID DATE: 1no. Ash (T1 on plan, G3 on order) - crown 9 Kings Park 04.12.2019 reduction on north side by up to 2.5 metres Chedburgh IP29 4TY EXPIRY DATE: APPLICANT: Mr Turner 29.01.2020 AGENT: Mr Elliott Brydon - Eastwood Tree GRID REF: WARD: Chedburgh And Services 579507 258266 Chevington CASE OFFICER: Lewis Halliday PARISH: Chedburgh DC/19/2190/HH Householder Planning Application - 2 Sheepgate Lane VALID DATE: Summerhouse in rear garden with Clare 04.12.2019 connecting walkway to open sided porch CO10 8RQ attached to rear elevation of dwelling EXPIRY DATE: (retrospective) 29.01.2020 GRID REF: APPLICANT: Mr Brian Jeffery 576970 245951 WARD: Clare, Hundon And Kedington PARISH: Clare Town CASE OFFICER: Adam Yancy Council DC/19/2357/FUL Planning Application - Conversion of and Land Rear Of VALID DATE: extensions to stables and storage building to Keepers Cottage 05.12.2019 form holiday let with associated access Culford Heath Culford EXPIRY DATE: APPLICANT: Mr Richard Turner Suffolk 30.01.2020 AGENT: Mr L Thurlow - Thurlow Architects WARD: Risby CASE OFFICER: Mr Nicholas Yager GRID REF: PARISH: Culford, West 585017 275208 Stow & Wordwell 7.
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