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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 01/10/2012 and 07/10/2012 a) Involving Listed Buildings within Conservation Area BRUNSWICK AND ADELAIDE BH2012/02918 9 Gwydyr Mansions 40 Holland Road Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Replacement of existing window with timber double doors to West elevation. Officer : Adrian Smith Tel. No.290478 Lucy Hughes Flat 1 18 Cambridge Road Hove BN3 1DF BH2012/02974 Flat 5 25 Adelaide Crescent Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Replacement windows with timber double glazed sash windows to front and rear elevations. Officer : Robert McNicol Tel. No.292322 Mr & Mrs Williamson RJA Planning & Building Consultants Ltd Flat 5 16 Greenacres 25 Adelaide Crescent Shoreham-By-Sea Hove BN43 5WY BN3 2JH Page 1 of 28 BH2012/02975 Flat 5 25 Adelaide Crescent Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Replacement of windows with timber double glazed sash windows to front and rear elevations. Officer : Robert McNicol Tel. No.292322 Mr & Mrs Williamson RJA Planning & Building Consultants Ltd Flat 5 16 Greenacres 25 Adelaide Crescent Shoreham-By-Sea Hove BN43 5WY BN3 2JH BH2012/03000 Intergen House 65 - 67 Western Road Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN ADJOINING LISTED BUILDING Installation of 300mm diameter transmission dish to front elevation with ancillary works. Officer : Clare Gibbons Tel. No.292454 Vodafone Ltd Mono Consultants Ltd C/O Mono Consultants Ltd 48 St Vincent Street 48 St Vincent Street Glasgow Glasgow G2 5TS G2 5TS BH2012/03004 Flat 2 24 Brunswick Place Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Erection of single storey rear extension. Officer : Steven Lewis Tel. No.290480 Mrs Helen Leigh Barry Field Architects 51 Corkhall Rise 7 Queen Square London Brighton SW4 6HT BN1 3FP CENTRAL HOVE Page 2 of 28 BH2012/02894 Lower Ground Floor Flat 15 Fourth Avenue Hove THE AVENUES Replacement of windows to front at lower ground floor level with larger windows to match existing fenestration of building. Officer : Robert McNicol Tel. No.292322 Mr D Martin Landivar Architects Limited C/O Landivar Architects Former Ironworks Limited Cheapside Former Ironworks Brighton Cheapside BN14GD Brighton BN14GD BH2012/02914 Basement flat 21 St Aubyns Hove OLD HOVE Replacement of existing timber windows with UPVC windows to front elevation. Officer : Adrian Smith Tel. No.290478 Robert Otto Countryman Improvements Valelands Farm 142 Sackville Road West Chiltington Lane Hove Coneyhurst BN3 7AG RH14 9DN EAST BRIGHTON BH2012/01737 9 Eaton Place Brighton EAST CLIFF Removal of external fire escape to rear and opening blocked up. Renovation works including repainting of front and rear of building and installation of black painted steel balustrading to rear. Officer : Robin K Hodgetts Tel. No.292366 Mr David Waldron 17 Cibber Road Forest Hill London SE23 2EF Page 3 of 28 BH2012/02285 9 Eaton Place Brighton EAST CLIFF Removal of external fire escape to rear and opening blocked up. Renovation works including repainting of front and rear of building and installation of black painted steel balustrading to rear. Officer : Robin K Hodgetts Tel. No.292366 David Waldron 17 Cibber Road Forest Hill London SE23 2EF GOLDSMID BH2012/03014 Flat 3 60 The Drive Hove THE DRIVE Internal alterations to layout of flat. Officer : Robert McNicol Tel. No.292322 Bygreen Properties Ltd Philip Hall Associates The Courtyard 43 Church Road High street Hove Chobham BN3 2BE Surrey GU24 8AF MOULSECOOMB & BEVENDEAN BH2012/02946 Woollards Field Lewes Road Falmer Brighton ADJOINING STANMER Major Construction of new 2no storey Ambulance Make Ready Centre Application (MRC) building incorporating the provision of 105 car parking spaces and 4no disabled car parking spaces (total of 109 spaces), 41 ambulance bays and 20 cycle spaces with associated access and landscaping works. Officer : Sue Dubberley Tel. No.293817 South East Coast Ambulance ServiceDMH Stallard NHS Foundation Trust Mr Kieran Wright Gainsborough House The Horseshoe Pegler Way Banstead Crawley SM7 2AS RH11 7FZ PRESTON PARK Page 4 of 28 BH2012/03027 1 Waldegrave Road Brighton PRESTON PARK Loft conversion incorporating 3no. new dormers to the rear roofslope & 3no. new rooflights to the front roofslope. Officer : Sue Dubberley Tel. No.293817 Mr Peter Crawhurst Steve Bull 1 Waldegrave Road 2 Arun Path Brighton Uckfield BN1 6GR TN22 1NL QUEEN'S PARK BH2012/02778 9 Charlotte Street Brighton EAST CLIFF External alterations including replacement of existing windows with timber double glazed units, installation of new front door and railings at first floor level to front elevation and removal of chimney and fire escape to rear elevation. Officer : Pete Campbell Tel. No.292359 FAB Guest Ltd Yelo Architects Ltd Ms Laetitia Beatty 12a Marlborough Place 1 Borough Street Brighton Brighton BN1 1WN BN1 3BG BH2012/02925 Brighton College Eastern Road Brighton COLLEGE ADJOINING EAST CLIFF Removal and rebuilding of part of wall with railings to facilitate temporary site access. (Part retrospective). Officer : Richard Elder Tel. No.292321 Brighton College Nathaniel Lichfield & Partners Mr Steve Patten 14 Regents Wharf C/O Nathaniel Lichfield & All Saints Street Partners London 14 Regents Wharf N1 9RL All Saints Street London N1 9RL Page 5 of 28 BH2012/02926 Brighton College Eastern Road Brighton COLLEGE ADJOINING EAST CLIFF Removal and rebuilding of part of wall with railings to facilitate temporary site access. (Part retrospective). Officer : Richard Elder Tel. No.292321 Brighton College Nathaniel Lichfield & Partners Mr Steve Patten 14 Regent's Wharf C/O Nathaniel Lichfield & All Saints Street Partners London 14 Regents Wharf N1 9RL All Saints Street London N1 9RL BH2012/02991 Flat 3 22 Upper Rock Gardens Brighton EAST CLIFF Internal works to replace timber beam with steel beam over structural opening to bow structure to front of property. Officer : Louise Kent Tel. No.292198 Ms Cathy Ceesay Peter Overill Associates C/O Peter Overill Associates The Hideaway The Hideaway 2 Furze Hill 2 Furze Hill Hove Hove BN3 1PA BN3 1PA BH2012/03098 7 Queens Park Terrace Brighton QUEEN'S PARK Erection of single storey rear extension. Officer : Wayne Nee Tel. No.292132 Mrs Siobhan Fitzgerald Cocoon Property 7 Queens Park Terrace 139 Waldegrave Road Brighton Brighton BN2 9YA BN1 6GJ REGENCY Page 6 of 28 BH2012/02302 29 Western Road Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Change of use from retail (A1) to retail/cafe (A1/A3) and alterations to shopfront including installation of tile cladding, additional extract grille to front elevation & replacement of existing side windows with doors. Officer : Adrian Smith Tel. No.290478 Mr Pie Retail Mr Donal O'Dwyer 13 Montpelier Crescent Brighton BN1 3JF BH2012/02303 29 Western Road Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Display of internally illuminated projecting signs and externally illuminated fascia signs. Officer : Adrian Smith Tel. No.290478 Mr Pie Retail Mr Donal O'Dwyer 13 Montpelier Crescent Brighton BN1 3JF BH2012/02405 18 Montpelier Crescent Brighton MONTPELIER AND CLIFTON HILL External and internal alterations associated with conversion of house and basement flat into single dwelling including extended basement patio at rear, alterations to layout of doors and windows and internal alterations to layout. Officer : Guy Everest Tel. No.293334 Dr Ian Heath Mr Steve Bull 18 Montpelier Crescent 2 Arun Path Brighton Uckfield BN1 3JF East Sussex TN22 1NL Page 7 of 28 BH2012/02648 31 Hampton Place Brighton MONTPELIER AND CLIFTON HILL Installation of alarm bell box to front elevation at basement level and associated control box (Retrospective). Officer : Jason Hawkes Tel. No.292153 Mrs Sally Evans 31 Hampton Place Brighton BN1 3DA BH2012/02910 44 Market Street Brighton OLD TOWN Display of non illuminated fascia sign and hanging sign. Officer : Helen Hobbs Tel. No.293335 Artique Galleries Architectural Design Consultancy Ltd C/O Architectural Design Britannia House Consultancy Ltd Britannia Way Britannia House Lichfield Britannia Way WS14 9UY Lichfield WS14 9UY BH2012/02911 44 Market Street Brighton OLD TOWN Display of non illuminated fascia sign and hanging sign and repainting of shopfront and windows. Officer : Helen Hobbs Tel. No.293335 Artique Galleries Architectural Design Consultancy Ltd C/O Architectural Design Britannia House Consultancy Ltd Britannia Way Britannia House Lichfield Britannia Way Staffordshire Lichfield WS14 9UY WS14 9UY Page 8 of 28 BH2012/02945 54 - 56 West Street Brighton OLD TOWN Alterations to shop front including installation of replacement glazed double entrance doors and replacement signage Officer : Robert McNicol Tel. No.292322 Nationwide Building Society Colliers International Nationwide House 9 Marylebone Lane Pipers Way London Swindon W1U 1HL SN38 1SN BH2012/02990 4 Norfolk Terrace Brighton MONTPELIER AND CLIFTON HILL Internal and external repair and refurbishment works including replacement of timber lintel over entrance with concrete lintel. Officer : Mark Thomas Tel. No.292336 4 Norfolk Terrace (Freehold) LtdPeter Overill Associates C/O Peter Overill Associates The Hideaway The Hideaway 2 Furze Hill 2 Furze Hill Hove Hove BN3 1PA BN3 1PA BH2012/03031 45 Dyke Road Brighton MONTPELIER AND CLIFTON HILL ADJOINING LISTED BUILDING Removal of garage door from front elevation,
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