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City Development and Regeneration Hove Town Hall Norton Road Hove BN3 3BQ WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS RECEIVED BY BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL The following applications were registered by the City Council between 10/06/2019 and 16/06/2019 a) Affecting Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas BRUNSWICK AND ADELAIDE BH2019/01400 83 Western Road Hove BN3 1JB Installation of louvres to existing ground floor window east elevation to provide ventilation for plant equipment. BH2019/01576 Flat 3 17 Brunswick Road Hove BN3 1DG Internal alterations including relocation of kitchen and associated services, minor reconfiguration of studwork wall, replacement of existing doors. BH2019/01580 37 Brunswick Square Hove BN3 1ED Structural remedial works to second and fourth floors. BH2019/01658 73 Western Road Hove BN3 2JQ Installation of new shop front. BH2019/01733 Basement 20 Palmeira Square Hove BN3 2JN Internal alterations to layout. BH2019/01755 Flat 5 36 Brunswick Square Hove BN3 1ED Internal alterations including moving non-original internal walls, provision of new shower room, alterations to the top flight of the stairs, and new cupboard over the stairs. BH2019/01759 Embassy Court Kings Road Brighton BN1 2PX Installation of black gas pipes to rear elevation Page 1 of 14 CENTRAL HOVE BH2019/01614 14 Vallance Gardens Hove BN3 2DD Erection of single storey rear extension, associated internal alterations. BH2019/01703 Car Park Entrance To Rear Of Bath Court And St Aubyns Mansions St Aubyns South Hove Installation of vehicle and 2no. pedestrian gates, new railings and alterations to existing planters. BH2019/01748 85 Church Road Hove BN3 2BB Erection of two storey rear extension and division of existing 1no office unit (B1) into 2no office units (B1), incorporating revised rear fenestration and associated works. EAST BRIGHTON BH2019/01699 Flat 3 10 Chichester Terrace Brighton BN2 1FG Internal alterations to layout of flat and replacement of single external door with double french door to rear elevation. HOVE PARK BH2019/01652 45 Dyke Road Avenue Hove BN3 6QA Erection of two storey side extension, single storey rear extension, swimming pool and associated landscaping. Creation of new front entrance porch and 2no front dormers. Demolition of existing garage and erection of new single garage building to the front. PRESTON PARK BH2019/01683 14 Park Court 28 Preston Park Avenue Brighton BN1 6HH Replacement of existing crittal window with crittal double glazed windows. Page 2 of 14 REGENCY BH2019/01649 51 Ship Street Brighton BN1 1BA Installation of commemorative plaque to front elevation. BH2019/01670 Land At And Adjacent To West Pier And 62-73 Kings Road Arches Kings Road Brighton Erection of the original West Pier kiosk in the eastern landscaped area at beach level (D1/A1 heritage/retail use) with external timber decking. BH2019/01726 THE MESMERIST, 1 - 5 Prince Albert Street, Brighton, BN1 1HE Creation of a roof terrace at first floor level to rear of existing public house (A4) (part retrospective). BH2019/01727 THE MESMERIST, 1 - 5 Prince Albert Street, Brighton, BN1 1HE Creation of a roof terrace at first floor level to rear of existing public house (A4) including removal of timber cladding & repairs to flint brickwork (part retrospective). ROTTINGDEAN COASTAL BH2019/01561 Flat 3 25 Lewes Crescent Brighton BN2 1GB Erection of single storey first floor rear extension onto existing terrace incorporating timber bifold doors and new metal railings. BH2019/01562 Flat 3 25 Lewes Crescent Brighton BN2 1GB Erection of single storey first floor rear extension onto existing terrace incorporating timber bifold doors and new metal railings, and internal alterations including the installation of an ensuite bathroom, new steps up to bedroom and associated works. BH2019/01563 Flat 3 25 Lewes Crescent Brighton BN2 1GB Alterations to rear fenestration, and new paviers and railings to existing terrace. BH2019/01564 Flat 3 25 Lewes Crescent Brighton BN2 1GB Alterations to rear fenestration, new paviers and railings to existing terrace, and internal alterations to flat layout incorporating installation of ensuite bathroom to existing bedroom, installation of second bedroom with bathroom and alterations to kitchen and dining room layouts and associated works. Page 3 of 14 ST. PETER'S AND NORTH LAINE BH2019/01639 2 Gloucester Yard 121-123 Gloucester Road Brighton BN1 4AF Erection of single storey rear infill extension with rooflight. BH2019/01692 60 Castle Square Brighton BN1 1DX Alterations to shopfront, incorporating application of window vinyl, installation of 2no roller shutters, replacement of existing ATM with associated works. BH2019/01693 60 Castle Square Brighton BN1 1DX Display of 4no internally illuminated fascia signs, 2no internally illuminated hanging signs, 3no digital screens, 2no wall mounted non-illuminated signs, 1no entrance sign and 1no internally illuminated ATM surround. WITHDEAN BH2019/01661 15C Clermont Terrace Brighton BN1 6SH Installation of 2no front rooflights, enlargement of existing rear dormer and replacement of rear timber windows with UPVC sash windows b) Other applications registered EAST BRIGHTON BH2019/01716 7 Sussex Row Bristol Gardens Brighton BN2 5JY Erection of ground floor single storey rear extension with terrace above HANGLETON AND KNOLL BH2019/01708 Land To The Rear Of 218 Hangleton Road Hangleton Road Hove BN3 7LP Erection of single storey office building (B1). HANOVER AND ELM GROVE BH2019/01734 5 Newark Place Brighton BN2 9NT Roof alterations incorporating raising the main roof ridge line height and alterations to rear roof pitch, installation of front and rear rooflights Page 4 of 14 HOLLINGDEAN AND STANMER BH2019/01548 13 Park Close Brighton BN1 9AJ Change of use from 3 bedroom dwelling house (C3) to 4 bedroom small House in Multiple Occupation (C4). BH2019/01679 18 Lambourne Close Brighton BN1 7FJ Change of use from four bedroom dwelling house (C3) to four bedroom small house in multiple occupation (C4). BH2019/01721 Land Adjacent To The Southern Ring Road University Of Sussex Falmer BN1 9PS Application for Variation of Condition 1 of application BH2018/02620 (Erection of 2no. single storey detached high voltage switch rooms, new access track & landscaping) to amend approved drawings for alterations to roof & colour of access doors. MOULSECOOMB AND BEVENDEAN BH2019/01749 34 Walmer Crescent Brighton BN2 4LR Application for removal of condition 4 of application BH2016/02229 (Change of use from single dwelling house (C3) to four bedroom small house in multiple occupation (C4)) to allow use of lounge as fifth bedroom. PATCHAM BH2019/01438 205 Ladies Mile Road Brighton BN1 8TF Erection of rear UPVC conservatory BH2019/01737 18 Brangwyn Crescent Brighton BN1 8XJ Erection of part two storey and single storey rear extensions and associated side hip to gable roof alterations incorporating rear first floor terrace and Juliet balcony. BH2019/01741 2A Ballards Mill Close Brighton BN1 8AL Application for variation of condition 1 of BH2017/01288 approved on appeal to allow replacement drawings allowing revisions to fenestration, cladding and internal layout to lobby. (part-retrospective). Page 5 of 14 QUEEN'S PARK BH2019/01633 Living Accommodation 52 Carlton Hill Brighton BN2 0DA Alterations to boundary walls including raising the height & render to north & west elevations (retrospective). BH2019/01719 24 Freshfield Place Brighton BN2 0BN Erection of single storey infil extension to rear of property with 3 no rooflights. ROTTINGDEAN COASTAL BH2019/01547 12 Park Road Rottingdean Brighton BN2 7HL Replacement of roof tiles with associated alterations. BH2019/01643 Asda Superstore Brighton Marina Village Brighton Marina Brighton BN2 5UT Erection of single storey detached building. BH2019/01667 1 Ashdown Avenue Saltdean Brighton BN2 8AH Demolition of existing garage, outbuilding & utility room & erection of 1no three bedroom dwelling (C3). Alterations to existing house including erection of single storey rear extension & installation of 2no rear rooflights. BH2019/01705 26 Hempstead Road Saltdean Brighton BN2 8QD Erection of timber decking BH2019/01730 9 Hawthorn Close Saltdean Brighton BN2 8HX Erection of single storey extension to front elevation incorporating conversion of existing integral garage into habitable space, revised fenestration and associated works BH2019/01736 Rendezvous Casino Brighton Marina Village Brighton Marina Brighton BN2 5UT Display of one internally illuminated fascia sign. BH2019/01775 27 Chichester Drive East Saltdean Brighton BN2 8LD Extension and conversion of existing garage to form habitable accommodation. Creation of additional floor incorporating associated roof alterations and extensions, rooflights and associated works. Page 6 of 14 SOUTH PORTSLADE BH2019/01653 Land Adjacent To 24 Bampfield Street Portslade BN41 1SE Erection of 1no two bedroom, two storey semi detached dwelling (C3) with associated parking and landscaping. BH2019/01722 Bus Shelter Outside 6 - 7 Station Road Portslade BN41 1GA Display of double-sided digital advertising panel to replace existing double-sided paper advertising panels, forming integral part of bus shelter. ST. PETER'S AND NORTH LAINE BH2019/01697 171 Upper Lewes Road Brighton BN2 3FB Erection of single storey rear extension. WISH BH2019/01744 232 New Church Road Hove BN3 4EB Erection of single storey rear extensions to 2no ground floor flats WITHDEAN BH2019/01664 9 The Beeches Brighton BN1 5LS Erection of single storey rear extension to outbuilding incorporating
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