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Weekly list of Decisions made from 8 - 12 April 2013 revised list Direct access to application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/housing/planning/searchplanningapplications.aspx Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent Agent Decision Decision ni name address Organisation name address date t Ballingham Hollington 130382 Full 11/02/2013 Tamarind Proposed Mr & Mrs R Tamarind Mr & Mrs R Tamarind 08/04/2013 Approved Householder Cottage, Carey, single and two Moore Cottage, Moore Cottage, with Hereford, storey rear Carey, Carey, Conditions Herefordshire, extensions. Hereford, Hereford, HR2 6NG Herefordshire, Herefordshire HR2 6NG , HR2 6NG Ballingham Hollington 130383 Listed 11/02/2013 Tamarind Proposed Mr & Mrs R Tamarind Mr & Mrs R Tamarind 08/04/2013 Approved Building Cottage, Carey, single and two Moore Cottage, Moore Cottage, with Consent Hereford, storey rear Carey, Carey, Conditions Herefordshire, extensions. Hereford, Hereford, HR2 6NG Herefordshire, Herefordshire HR2 6NG , HR2 6NG Bishopstone Wormsley 130444 Full 18/02/2013 The Rebuilding of Mr & Mrs D The R B & M E Mr Roy 35 Browning 08/04/2013 Approved Ridge Householder Stonehouse, front kitchen Keefe Stonehouse, Pipe Pipe Road, with Bishopstone, wall in revised Bishopstone, Ledbury, Conditions Hereford, construction Hereford, Herefordshire Herefordshire, and Herefordshire, , HR8 2GA HR4 7JE revised;roof HR4 7JE covering to natural slate. Replace 2 no windows and form 1 no.;window on front elevation. Construction of new porch and rear;extension to kitchen. 1 Weekly list of Decisions made from 8 - 12 April 2013 revised list Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent Agent Decision Decision ni name address Organisation name address date t Bodenham Hampton 130397 Full 12/02/2013 Maund Farm, Single storey Mr Peter Maund Farm, Mr Paul Flat 5, The 10/04/2013 Approved Court Householder Bodenham, storage Cargill Bodenham, Jones Priory, with Hereford, building. Hereford, Worcester Conditions Herefordshire, Herefordshire, Road, HR1 3JA HR1 3JA Ledbury, Herefordshire , HR8 1PL Bromyard and Bromyard 130161 Waste 21/01/2013 Two Hoots, Development Mr Neil Two Hoots Farm Flat 1, 12 05/04/2013 Approved Winslow Green Lane, of a 500kW on Wainwright Farm, The Renewables Lewes with Bromyard, farm Green Lane, Crescent, Conditions Herefordshire, anaerobic Bromyard, Brighton, HR7 4RZ digester and Herefordshire, BN2 1FH ancillary;devel HR7 4RZ opment. Cradley Hope End N 130469 Works to 20/02/2013 6 Pixiefields, Reduce height Mr David 6 Pixiefields, Mr David 6 Pixiefields, 11/04/2013 Trees trees covered Cradley, and spread of Owers Cradley, Owers Cradley, covered by by TPO Malvern, 2 x Oak trees Malvern, Malvern, TPO – Herefordshire, by 50% each. Herefordshire, Herefordshire Consent WR13 5ND WR13 5ND , WR13 5ND Eardisley Castle 130389 Electricity 12/02/2013 Land between Erection of an Miss Sam Western Power Miss Sam Western 08/04/2013 No Consultation Eardisley Park overhead line Akhtar Distribution, Akhtar Power objection and Lady Arbour to serve P T Riddings Road, Distribution, Farm, Church Baker Farms Ludlow, Riddings Lane, Eardisley, Ltd. Shropshire, Road, Hereford, SY8 1HR Ludlow, Herefordshire, Shropshire, HR3 6NU SY8 1HR 2 Weekly list of Decisions made from 8 - 12 April 2013 revised list Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent Agent Decision Decision ni name address Organisation name address date t Ford and Hampton 130391 Planning 12/02/2013 The Luce, Erection of a Mr Morgan The Luce, Leominster Mr Melvin Southern 10/04/2013 Approved Stoke Prior Court Permission Steensbridge, new Steensbridge, Construction Mifflin Avenue, with Leominster, agricultural Leominster, Ltd Leominster, Conditions Herefordshire, steel framed Herefordshire, Herefordshire HR6 0RR building HR6 0RR , HR6 0QF extension to;cover over an existing cattle collecting yard. Garway Pontrilas 130213 Planning 05/02/2013 Hollow Ash, Inclusion of Mr Jeremy Hollow Ash, Mr Jeremy Hollow Ash, 05/04/2013 Approved Permission Broad Oak, low-impact Harris Broad Oak, Harris Broad Oak, with Hereford, camping for 2 Hereford, Hereford, Conditions Herefordshire, no shepherd Herefordshire, Herefordshire HR2 8QZ huts including HR2 8QZ , HR2 8QZ a;compost toilet and a small shower/washr oom and continued use of;orchard for fruit production and out-of- season grazing. 3 Weekly list of Decisions made from 8 - 12 April 2013 revised list Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent Agent Decision Decision ni name address Organisation name address date t Hentland Pontrilas 130249 Planning 30/01/2013 Ditton Farm, St Special Mr Frank Ditton Farm, St Paul Dunham Mr Paul 19 08/04/2013 Approved Permission Owens Cross, treatment and Mitcharl Owens Cross, Associates Dunham Townsend, with Hereford, storage rooms Green Hereford, Soham, Conditions Herefordshire, for seed Herefordshire, Cambridgesh HR2 8LL potatoes and HR2 8LL ire, CB7 5DD seed grains,;long term storage rooms and covered handling area, weighbridge;fa cility + a balance pond and enhancement s to bund. Hereford Aylestone S 121065 Planning 10/04/2012 Elmhurst, Venns Proposed Mr Richard Lynhales GVA Mr Pete St 08/04/2013 Approved Permission Lane, Hereford, refurbishment Claridge Nursing Homes Stockall Catherine's with Herefordshire, and extension Ltd, Lyonshall, Court, Conditions HR1 1DE to provide 51 Kington, HR5 Berkeley bed 3LN Place, spaces.;Demo Bristol, BS8 lition of 1BQ outbuildings 4 Weekly list of Decisions made from 8 - 12 April 2013 revised list Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent Agent Decision Decision ni name address Organisation name address date t Hereford Tupsley S 130327 Works to 28/01/2013 27 Hafod Road, Crown raise 1 Mr Eaton 27 Hafod Andrew Mr Andrew 7 Longworth 11/04/2013 Trees trees covered Hereford, x Beech tree Road, Fathers Tree Fathers Road, covered by by TPO Herefordshire, to 4m, remove Hereford, HR1 Surgery Hereford, TPO – HR1 1SG large low limb 1SG Herefordshire Consent and cut , HR1 1SP back;limbs overhanging roof by 20%. Hereford Central 130255 Advertisement 20/02/2013 Lloyds TSB Various The Owner Group Property Futurama Olympia 09/04/2013 Approved Consent Bank PLC, 8 illuminated and/or and House, with High Town, and non- Occupier Operations, PO Lockwood Conditions Hereford, illuminated BOX 112, Court, Herefordshire, advertisement Canons House Middleton HR1 2AE signs. Canons Way, Grove, Bristol, BS99 Leeds, West 7LB Yorkshire, KS11 5TY Hereford St Nicholas S 130370 Works to 07/02/2013 85 Kings Acre Crown raise 1 Mr Howlett 85 Kings Acre MIKE Flat 1, 31 11/04/2013 Trees trees covered Road, Hereford, x Oak tree by Road, THOMAS Church covered by by TPO Herefordshire, removing Hereford, TREE Street, TPO – HR4 0RQ lower limbs Herefordshire, SERVICES Hereford, Consent growing HR4 0RQ Herefordshire over;neighbou , HR1 2LR ring property and adjacent to power lines. Remove deadwood;an d crossing branches and balance. 5 Weekly list of Decisions made from 8 - 12 April 2013 revised list Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent Agent Decision Decision ni name address Organisation name address date t Hereford Central 130357 Planning 08/02/2013 14 Bridge Street, Change of use The Owner C/O Agent Roger Mr Roger 30 Abbey 08/04/2013 Approved Permission Hereford, for the ground and/or Harrison Harrison Road, West with Herefordshire, floor retail unit Occupier Architecture Bridgford, Conditions HR4 9DF from A1 to Nottinghams A3;(restaurant hire, NG2 ) use. 5NF Hereford Aylestone S 130471 Works to 14/02/2013 1 Bodenham Fell 2 x Mr Malcolm 1 Bodenham Mr Tom Hill Cross 11/04/2013 Trees trees covered Road, Hereford, Corsican Pine Kee Road, Wake Barn, covered by by TPO Herefordshire, & 2 x Cedar Hereford, HR1 Tedstone TPO – HR1 2TN trees 2TN Delamere, Consent Bromyard, Herefordshire , HR7 4PR Hereford Three Elms 130434 Full 15/02/2013 22 Cheltenham Proposed Mr & Mrs D 22 Cheltenham Mr Daniel Court 08/04/2013 Approved Householder Avenue, single storey Poyner Avenue, Forrest Cottage, Hereford, extension Hereford, Bartestree, Herefordshire, (retrospective) Herefordshire, Hereford, HR4 9TQ . HR4 9TQ Herefordshire , HR1 4DA Hereford Central 130475 Advertisement 18/02/2013 Governors Retention of Adult Social Herefordshire Herefordshire Property Plough Lane 11/04/2013 Approved Consent House, Union advertising Care Council, Council Services Offices, PO with Walk, Hereford, banners. County Offices, Box 4, Conditions Herefordshire Bath Street, Hereford, Hereford, HR1 HR4 0XH 2HQ 6 Weekly list of Decisions made from 8 - 12 April 2013 revised list Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent Agent Decision Decision ni name address Organisation name address date t Hereford Central 130476 Listed 18/02/2013 Governors Retention of Adult Social Herefordshire Herefordshire Property Plough Lane 11/04/2013 Approved Building House, Union advertising Care Council, Council Services Offices, PO with Consent Walk, Hereford, banners. County Offices, Box 4, Conditions Herefordshire Bath Street, Hereford, Hereford, HR1 HR4 0XH 2HQ Hereford St Nicholas S 130517 Works to 21/02/2013 Greentrees, 8 Re-pollard 3 x Ms Sarah Greentrees, 8 Tugwell Tree Mr David Bridge End, 11/04/2013
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