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Cadenza Document Planning & Public Protection Hove Town Hall Norton Road Hove BN3 3BQ WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT1990 PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS & CONSERVATION AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990 TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING (GENERAL MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE) (ENGLAND) ORDER 2010 (Notice under Article 13 and accompanied by an Environmental Statement where appropriate) PLEASE NOTE that the following applications were registered by the City Council between 31/10/2011 and 06/11/2011 a) Involving Listed Buildings within Conservation Area, or South Downs National Park BRUNSWICK AND ADELAIDE BH2011/02743 37-38 Adelaide Crescent Hove THE AVENUES Replacement metal fire escape balconies and balustrades to rear elevation. Officer : Jason Hawkes Tel. No.292153 37 & 38 Adelaide Crescent HovePage Ltd Partnership Mr Neil Bell 18 Middleton Avenue 37 & 38 Adelaide Crescent Hove Hove BN3 4PJ BN3 2JL BH2011/02744 37-38 Adelaide Crescent Hove THE AVENUES Replacement metal fire escape balconies and balustrades to rear elevation. Officer : Jason Hawkes Tel. No.292153 37 & 38 Adelaide Crescent HovePage Ltd Partnership Mr Neil Bell 18 Middleton Avenue 37 & 38 Adelaide Crescent Hove Hove BN3 4PJ BN3 2JL Page 1 of 19 BH2011/02844 63 Brunswick Place Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Installation of exterior lamp in porch recess. Officer : Adrian Smith Tel. No.290478 Southern Housing Group Chris Cook 2nd Floor Cornelius House 178-180 Church Road Hove BN3 2DJ CENTRAL HOVE BH2011/03143 3 Kings Court 9 Kings Gardens Hove THE AVENUES Internal alterations to layout of flat incorporating works to restore and repair cornices, picture rails & skirting to match original and installation of external flue. (Part retrospective) Officer : Steven Lewis Tel. No.290480 Ms Samantha Kinder-Niven 3 Kings Court 9 Kings Gardens Hove BN3 2PF EAST BRIGHTON BH2011/03209 12 Sudeley Terrace Brighton EAST CLIFF Loft conversion incorporating hip to gable extension with new gable wall, rooflights to rear and sash window to side and new slate roof covering. Officer : Liz Arnold Tel. No.291709 Mr Kevin Newman ABIR Architects Ltd 12 Sudeley Terrace Unit 1 Brighton Beta House BN2 1HD St Johns Road Hove BN3 2FX GOLDSMID Page 2 of 19 BH2011/03138 20 Cromwell Road Hove WILLETT ESTATE Erection of rear boundary fence to replace existing. (Retrospective) Officer : Mark Thomas Tel. No.292336 Summer Croft Properties ADC Ltd Mr Cade 72a Beaconsfield Road Rotten Road Brighton Lewes BN1 6DD BN7 1TN HANOVER & ELM GROVE BH2011/03158 Wellesley House 10 - 14 Waterloo Place Brighton VALLEY GARDENS Display of externally illuminated screen mesh scaffolding shroud. Officer : Aidan Thatcher Tel. No.292265 Phoenix Brighton KDT Management Ltd Wellesley House 30 New Road 3 - 14 Waterloo Place Brighton Brighton BN1 1BN BN2 9NB PRESTON PARK BH2011/03303 26 Waldegrave Road Brighton PRESTON PARK Erection of single storey rear extension. Officer : Chris Swain Tel. No.292178 Mr Paul Wilson DH Design 26 Waldegrave Road 11 Dartmouth Crescent Brighton Lower Bevendean BN1 6GE Brighton BN2 4HY QUEEN'S PARK Page 3 of 19 BH2011/03162 20 Old Steine Brighton VALLEY GARDENS Conversion of offices to form 7no flats incorporating reinstatement of rear lightwell and associated internal and external alterations. Officer : Sue Dubberley Tel. No.293817 SRE Trading Graham Johnson Designs 42 Cavendish House 37A Portland Road Edgware Hove HA8 7NS BN3 5DQ BH2011/03242 Dolphin House 2-5 Manchester Street Brighton EAST CLIFF Display of externally illuminated fascia sign and hanging sign. Officer : Anthony Foster Tel. No.294495 EC Brighton Alan Phillips Architects C/O Alan Phillips Architects 31 Montefiore Road 31 Montefiore Road Hove Hove BN3 1RD BN3 1RD REGENCY BH2011/02966 12D Bedford Towers Kings Road Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Enclosure of existing balcony with double glazed white UPVC windows. Officer : Steven Lewis Tel. No.290480 Miss Fang Yao 12D Bedford Towers Kings Road Brighton BN1 2JG BH2011/03059 2 Bartholomews Brighton OLD TOWN Display of 1no non-illuminated fascia sign. Officer : Christopher Wright Tel. No.292097 Baron Homes Corporation Ltd Purvis Draughting Ltd 22A East Street 13 Petworth Road Brighton Brighton BN1 1HL BN1 8LQ Page 4 of 19 BH2011/03247 21 Montpelier Street Brighton MONTPELIER AND CLIFTON HILL Installation of rear dormer to replace existing rooflight. Officer : Mark Thomas Tel. No.292336 Ms Gillian Latham Dexter Moren Associates 21 Montpelier Street 57D Jamestown Road Brighton London BN1 3DJ NW1 7DB BH2011/03248 21 Montpelier Street Brighton MONTPELIER AND CLIFTON HILL Installation of rear dormer to replace existing rooflight. Officer : Mark Thomas Tel. No.292336 Ms Gillian Latham Dexter Moren Associates 21 Montpelier Street 57D Jamestown Road Brighton London BN1 3DJ NW1 7DB BH2011/03289 Land fronting Brighton Place Brighton OLD TOWN Display of non-illuminated directional post. Officer : Steven Lewis Tel. No.290480 Donatellos Restaurant Stiles Harold Williams C/O Stiles Harold Williams 69 Park Lane 69 Park Lane Croydon Croydon CR0 1BY CR0 1BY ROTTINGDEAN COASTAL BH2011/03231 Flat 3 4 Lewes Crescent Brighton KEMP TOWN Installation of flue and soil pipe to rear elevation. Officer : Sonia Gillam Tel. No.292359 Gerald Ryan The Refurbishment People Flat 3 4 Belgrave House 4 Lewes Crescent 157 Marine parade Brighton Brighton BN2 1FH BN2 1EJ Page 5 of 19 BH2011/03233 Flat 3 4 Lewes Crescent Brighton KEMP TOWN Sub-division of bedroom to create an en-suite bathroom and associated works including installation of flue and soil pipe to rear elevation. Officer : Sonia Gillam Tel. No.292359 Gerald Ryan The Refurbishment People Flat 3 4 Belgrave House 4 Lewes Crescent 157 Marine parade Brighton Brighton BN2 1FH BN2 1EJ BH2011/03279 48 Sussex Square Brighton KEMP TOWN Demolition of garage and installation of sliding gate to rear boundary wall. (Part retrospective) Officer : Liz Arnold Tel. No.291709 Mrs B Fenton RJA Planning & Building Consultants Ltd Flat 1 16 Greenacres 48 Sussex Square Shoreham-By-Sea Brighton West Sussex BN2 1GE BN43 5WY BH2011/03280 48 Sussex Square Brighton KEMP TOWN Demolition of garage and installation of sliding gate to rear boundary wall. (Part retrospective) Officer : Liz Arnold Tel. No.291709 Mrs B Fenton RJA Planning & Building Consultants Ltd Flat 1 16 Greenacres 48 Sussex Square Shoreham-By-Sea Brighton West Sussex BN2 1GE BN43 5WY ST. PETER'S & NORTH LAINE Page 6 of 19 BH2011/03129 The Royal Pavilion 4 - 5 Pavilion Buildings Brighton VALLEY GARDENS Display of internally-illuminated free standing entrance arch sign and non-illuminated event flags, fascia signs and banner sign during winter for a five year period. Officer : Sonia Gillam Tel. No.292359 Laine Ltd Mrs Shalini Parkin 31 North Road Brighton BN1 1YB BH2011/03148 The Old Court House 118 Church Street Brighton VALLEY GARDENS Replacement of existing asbestos gutter with cast iron guttering to rear elevation. Officer : Sonia Gillam Tel. No.292359 Brighton & Hove City Council Miss Genevieve Smith Kings House Grand Avenue Hove BN3 2LS BH2011/03232 17 Princes Road Brighton ROUND HILL Erection of single storey side/rear extension to replace existing conservatory. Officer : Helen Hobbs Tel. No.293335 Mr M Nation & & Mrs F LishmanBPM 17 Princes Road 31a Warmdene Road Brighton Brighton BN2 3RH BN1 8NL WITHDEAN Page 7 of 19 BH2011/03235 Flat 5 Aylwin House 36A Dyke Road Avenue Brighton TONGDEAN AREA Application for variation of condition 15 of application BH2008/02113 (Demolition of existing residential dwelling and erection of residential apartment building of 4 x 2 bedroom apartments and 1 x 1 bedroom apartment, 5 parking spaces, bicycle store for 10 bicycles and a refuse/recycling store) to permit the North facing rooflights to be replaced with rooflights that have patent glazing and top opening vents 1.7m above finished floor level. Officer : Jason Hawkes Tel. No.292153 Mr M Ollerton RJA Planning & Building Consultants Ltd C/O RJA Planning & Building 16 Greenacres Consultants Shoreham-By-Sea 16 Greenacres West Sussex Shoreham-By-Sea BN43 5WY West Sussex BN43 5WY BH2011/03285 16 Lauriston Road Brighton PRESTON PARK Erection of single storey rear extension and associated alterations. Officer : Jason Hawkes Tel. No.292153 Mrs Christine McCorquodale Page Partnership 16 Lauriston Road 18 Middleton Avenue Brighton Hove BN1 6SN BN3 4PJ Re-Advertisement for Part a) b) Other applications registered CENTRAL HOVE BH2011/03244 77 George Street Hove Display of internally illuminated fascia and projecting signs. Officer : Christopher Wright Tel. No. 292097 Everything Everywhere Ltd Blaze Neon Hatfield Business Park Patricia Way Hatfield Pysons Road Hertfordshire Broadstairs AL10 9BW Kent CT10 2XZ EAST BRIGHTON Page 8 of 19 EAST BRIGHTON BH2011/03224 Manor Road Gym Manor Road Brighton Application to extend time limit for implementation of previous approval BH2008/00780 for construction of four multi-use games areas with flood lighting on sites of four derelict tarmac tennis courts. Officer : Aidan Thatcher Tel. No. 292265 The Manor CIC Brian Oliver Manor Road Gym Manor Road Brighton BN2 5EA GOLDSMID BH2011/03171 70 Clarendon Road Hove Erection of replacement white UPVC conservatory to the side/rear elevation. Officer : Mark Thomas Tel. No. 292336 Mr Brown Anglian Home Improvments Garden Flat National Planning Administration 70 Clarendon Road Anglian Home Improvements Hove PO Box 65 BN3 3WQ Norwich NR6 6EJ BH2011/03259 3 - 5 Hove Park Villas Hove Installation of glazed walkway to link properties to rear. Officer : Adrian Smith Tel. No. 290478 Uniquely You Ltd Mrs Jean
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