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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 25/02/2013 and 03/03/2013 a) Involving Listed Buildings within Conservation Area BRUNSWICK AND ADELAIDE BH2013/00337 2 Brunswick Road Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Installation of 3no external vents to rear elevation. Officer : Helen Hobbs Tel. No.293335 Brunswick Road Dental Practice Dr Florentina Marcu 2 Brunswick Road Hove BN3 1DG BH2013/00339 2 Brunswick Road Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Installation of 3no external vents to rear elevation. Officer : Helen Hobbs Tel. No.293335 Brunswick Road Dental Practice Dr Florentina Marcu 2 Brunswick Road Hove BN3 1DG Page 1 of 21 BH2013/00459 Flat 1 49 Brunswick Square Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Installation of air vent to front elevation. (Retrospective). Officer : Mark Thomas Tel. No.292336 Dr Robert Towler Hatchwell & Draper FLAT 1 The Agora 49 Brunswick Square Ellen Street Hove Hove BN3 1EF BN3 3LS BH2013/00510 Flat 53 Embassy Court Kings Road Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Internal alterations including removal of airing cupboard from bathroom, moving door to master bedroom, formation of double doors between drawing room and living and drawing room and kitchen. Officer : Christopher Wright Tel. No.292097 Paul Dennsion Andrew Birds Flat 53 76 Embassy Court Embassy Court Kings Road Kings Road Brighton Brighton BN1 2PY BN1 2PX BH2013/00543 Flat 8 18-19 Adelaide Crescent Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Internal alterations to layout of flat. Officer : Mark Thomas Tel. No.292336 Mrs Roz Green Roger Fagg Architect Ltd Flat 8 14C Fourth Avenue 18-19 Adelaide Crescent Hove Hove BN3 2PH BN3 2JF BH2013/00566 146 Church Road Hove THE AVENUES Reinstatement of light well and external opening and erection of railings. Installation of doors and windows at lower ground floor level. Officer : Helen Hobbs Tel. No.293335 Mr F Qassar Roger Fagg Architect Ltd 2A Church Road 14C Fourth Avenue Hove Hove BN3 2FL BN3 2PH Page 2 of 21 CENTRAL HOVE BH2013/00201 45 Osborne Villas Hove CLIFTONVILLE Replacement of existing timber sash window with larger double glazed timber window to basement level. Officer : Steven Lewis Tel. No.290480 David Franklin-Johnson 45 Osborne Villas Hove BN3 2RA BH2013/00468 Flat 40 The Priory St Catherines Terrace Hove CLIFTONVILLE ADJOINING LISTED BUILDING Replacement of existing UPVC French doors, walls and side windows to balcony with 3no. full length sliding patio doors, Replacement of existing UPVC kitchen window with UPVC tilt and turn window. Officer : Mark Thomas Tel. No.292336 Mr Thomas Fourniss Flat 40 The Priory 8 St Catherines Terrace Hove BN3 2RQ BH2013/00489 17 Sussex Road Hove CLIFTONVILLE Conversion of existing residential unit (C3) use into two 2no bedroom flats (C305). Officer : Christopher Wright Tel. No.292097 Hanson Capital Management LimitedDavid Chetwin Architects Suite 04 2 Titian Road The Atkins Building Hove Lower Bond Street BN3 5QS Hinckley Leicestershire LE10 1QU Page 3 of 21 BH2013/00603 First Floor Flat 34 Stirling Place Hove ADJOINING OLD HOVE Loft conversion incorporating 3no rooflights to the front and 2no rooflights to the rear. Officer : Robert McNicol Tel. No.292322 Martin Poole Julian Adams First Floor Flat Flat 4 34 Stirling Place 54 Bushmead Avenue Hove Bedford BN3 3YU MK40 3QW GOLDSMID BH2013/00636 Hove Station Goldstone Villas Hove HOVE STATION Installation of LCD information screen in ticket hall. Officer : Robert McNicol Tel. No.292322 Network Rail The ISC Best Practice Consultancy Ltd Mr Steven Bell Lower Market Hall Offices The Quadrant MK Market Street Elder Gate Okehampton Milton Keynes Devon MK9 1EN EX20 1HN QUEEN'S PARK BH2013/00531 27 Richmond Place Brighton VALLEY GARDENS Change of use of ground floor and mezzanine from offices (B1) to clinic (D1). Officer : Jonathan Puplett Tel. No.292525 Dr Bartosz Wojciech Swiech BPM Apartment 41 31a Warmdene Road Old College House Brighton 8-10 Richmond Terrace BN1 8NL Brighton BN2 9SY Page 4 of 21 BH2013/00577 97 Freshfield Road Brighton ADJOINING QUEEN'S PARK Alterations to roof of rear outrigger to create additonal habital space. Replacement of existing basement window with door at front elevation. Officer : Pete Campbell Tel. No.292359 Mr N W Chrisp Julius Tabacek 97 Freshfield Road 231 Preston Drove Brighton Brighton BN2 0BL BN1 6FL REGENCY BH2013/00435 181-185 Western Road Brighton ADJOINING REGENCY SQUARE Installation of roller shutter to fire exit on front elevation. Officer : Mark Thomas Tel. No.292336 Hennes & Mauritz UK Ltd Terra Architectural Limited 4th Floor 10 Joyce Dawson Way 40 Argyll Street Thamesmead Town Centre London Thamesmead W1F 7EB London SE28 8RA BH2013/00462 51 Ship Street Brighton OLD TOWN Internal and external alterations to facilitate change of use of ground floor and basement from Post Office (A1) to restaurant (A3) with associated plant. Officer : Mark Thomas Tel. No.292336 TGI Fridays Walsingham Planning 253-254 Capability Green Bourne House Luton Cores End Road Bedfordshire Bourne End LU1 3LU Buckinghamshire SL8 5AR Page 5 of 21 BH2013/00463 51 Ship Street Brighton OLD TOWN Change of use of ground floor and basement from Post Office (A1) to restaurant (A3) with associated plant and alterations. Officer : Mark Thomas Tel. No.292336 TGI Fridays Walsingham Planning 253-254 Capability Green Bourne House Luton Cores End Road Bedfordshire Bourne End LU1 3LU Buckinghamshire SL8 5AR BH2013/00526 Flat 3 6 Montpelier Terrace Brighton MONTPELIER AND CLIFTON HILL Internal alterations to layout of flat, replacement window and removal of external pipe work. (Part retrospective). Officer : Robert McNicol Tel. No.292322 Copsemill Properties Ltd John Whiting Architect Mr Joe McNulty 14 Bates Road 12A Orange Row Brighton Brighton BN1 6PG BN1 1UQ BH2013/00532 11 Montpelier Villas Brighton MONTPELIER AND CLIFTON HILL Subdivision of main house to form 2no bedroom maisonette within rear annex including remodelling and extension of annex on lower ground, ground and first floors and associated internal alterations to main house. Officer : Christopher Wright Tel. No.292097 Mr Ray Bullock John Whiting Architect 11 Montpelier Villas 14 Bates Road Brighton Brighton BN1 3DG BN1 6PG Page 6 of 21 BH2013/00533 11 Montpelier Villas Brighton MONTPELIER AND CLIFTON HILL Subdivision of main house to form a new two bedroom dwelling within rear annex including remodelling and extension of annex at lower ground, ground and first floors and associated internal alterations to main house. Officer : Christopher Wright Tel. No.292097 Mr Ray Bullock John Whiting Architect 11 Montpelier Villas 14 Bates Road Brighton Brighton BN1 3DG BN1 6PG BH2013/00534 43 Preston Street Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Change of use of lower ground and ground floors from Retail (A1) to Letting Agents (A2) incorporating alterations to layout to flats above. Officer : Guy Everest Tel. No.293334 J B Howard Properties Ltd Morgan Carn Partnership 99 Western Road Blakers House Hove 79 Stanford Avenue BN3 1FA Brighton BN1 6FA BH2013/00571 27-28 Meeting House Lane Brighton OLD TOWN Internal alterations to existing layout to first and second floors to form 3no. self contained flats. Officer : Steven Lewis Tel. No.290480 Mr Patrick Moorhead Alan R Wood 76 Church Street 75 Westbourne Street Brighton Hove BN1 1EL BN3 5PF ROTTINGDEAN COASTAL Page 7 of 21 BH2013/00261 Flats 7 & 9 20 - 22 Lewes Crescent Brighton KEMP TOWN Internal alterations incorporating installation of lift for disabled access between Flat 7 and Flat 9 and creation of shower room in Flat 9. Officer : Anthony Foster Tel. No.294495 Christopher Goss Page Partnership Flat 7 18 Middleton Avenue 20 - 22 Lewes Crescent Hove Brighton BN3 4PJ BN2 1GB BH2013/00524 West View Steyning Road Rottingdean Brighton ROTTINGDEAN ADJOINING LISTED BUILDING Erection of single storey extension to replace existing conservatory, new entrance porch and installation of a pitched roof to existing flat roof to west elevation. Officer : Robert McNicol Tel. No.292322 Mr & Mrs Laurillard Kim Strasman Associates West View The Studio Steyning Road 1 Northgate Cottages Rottingdean The Green Brighton Rottingdean BN2 7GA BN2 7DT BH2013/00546 8 Beacon Court Greenways Brighton OVINGDEAN Application to extend time limit for implementation of previous approval BH2010/00862 for erection of conservatory to rear. Officer : Sonia Gillam Tel. No.292265 Mr Bruce Whiting 8 Beacon Court Greenways Brighton BN2 7AY SOUTH PORTSLADE Page 8 of 21 BH2013/00284 Land Adjoining St Nicholas C of E Junior School Locks Hill Portslade ADJOINING PORTSLADE OLD VILLAGE Erection of 2no detached two storey dwellings with associated parking and landscaping. Officer : Jason Hawkes Tel. No.292153 Mr T Jennings Lewis and Co Planning SE Ltd C/O Lewis & Co Planning 2 Port Hall Road 2 Port Hall Road Brighton Brighton BN1 5PD BN1 5PD ST. PETER'S & NORTH LAINE BH2013/00399 14 Dyke Road Brighton MONTPELIER AND CLIFTON HILL Conversion of existing D1 use into C305 2no bedroom flat with internal alterations (Retrospective). Officer : Liz Arnold Tel. No.291709 Ms Kerry Howard 3eleven Design 1 Wykeham Terrace 47 Brighton Belle 14 Dyke Road 2 Stroudley Road Brighton Brighton BN1 3FE BN1 4ZB BH2013/00400 14 Dyke Road Brighton MONTPELIER AND CLIFTON HILL Conversion of existing D1 use into 2no bedroom flat with internal alterations incorporating alterations to layout and changes to external and internal doors (Retrospective). Officer : Liz Arnold Tel. No.291709 Ms Kerry Howard 3eleven Design 1 Wykeham Terrace 47 Brighton Belle 14 Dyke Road 2 Stroudley Road Brighton Brighton BN1 3FE BN1 4ZB Page 9 of 21 BH2013/00449 Station Street side of 70 Trafalgar Street Brighton NORTH LAINE Installation of new telecommunications cabinet on pavement.
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