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Torridge District Council Planning Decisions Between 21 February Torridge District Council Planning Decisions Between 21st February and 28th April 2017 List of Applications Application Officer Proposal and Address Applicant Decision/Date No: APPROVED 1/0172/2017/ Mr Fell 1x cherry, 2x apple and 3x birch Ms Debbie Flint CATO TCA Bruce trees - The Court, The Square, 21.03.2017 Macfarla Sheepwash. ne 1/0177/2017/ Mr Reduce overhanging branches of Mr Nick Arnold CATO TCA Bruce eucalyptus by 3-4m. - Rose 21.03.2017 Macfarla Cottage, Appledore, Bideford. ne 1/0617/2013/ Lewis Extension of time application BGF PER EXT Andrews 1437/2001/OUT for a Residential Developments 10.03.2017 development, new estate entrance and associated alterations to Clovelly Road - Land Off Clovelly Road, Bideford, Devon. 1/1289/2015/ Jenni Removal of Condition 4 of Planning Highfield PER FUL Pine Approval 1/0336/2008/FUL Homes Of 23.03.2017 (affecting a public right of way) - Distinction Ltd Phase 5 Rydon Fields, Holsworthy, Devon. 1/0465/2016/ Lewis Variation of Condition 15 of Highfield PER FULM Andrews 1/0336/2008/FUL to allow changes Homes Of 23.03.2017 to design of dwellings - Affecting a Distinction Ltd Public Right of Way - Phase 5 Rydon Fields, Holsworthy, Devon. 1/0627/2016/ Mr Ben Variation of condition number 2 W Sanders & PER FULM Gilpin (approved plans) of Planning Sons Ltd 02.03.2017 Permission 1/0897/2014/FULM - W Sanders & Sons, Horrelsford Garage, Milton Damerel. 1/0903/2016/ Mr Ryan Conservatory - Primrose Cottage, Mr Stephen PER FUL Steppel Yarnscombe, Barnstaple. Evans 13.04.2017 1/0995/2016/ Sarah Modification of windows following Devon Village PER LBC Chappel approval of 1/0950/2013/LBC Properties 23.02.2017 l - Upcott Barton Farm House, Sheepwash, Devon. 1/1051/2016/ Mr Retrospective application for the Mr & Mrs PER FUL Kristian retention of a sewage treatment Douglas-Mann 24.02.2017 Evely plant (Previous App. 1/0389/2016/FUL) - Land At Larkworthy Cottage, Petrockstowe, Devon. 1/1075/2016/ Sarah Porch over front door of park home. Mr & Mrs PER FUL Boyle - 1 Powlers Piece Park, Putford, Langson 13.03.2017 Holsworthy. 1/1090/2016/ Lewis Retrospective erection of building to Mr Christopher PER FUL Andrews contain portable shipping containers and Andrew 01.03.2017 for general storage (Amended Heard Plans) - Land West Of Deer Parks, Springfield, Hartland. 1/1135/2016/ Sarah Internal alterations. - The Sail Loft, 5 Mr Andrew PER LBC Chappel The Quay, Appledore. Bainbridge 16.03.2017 l 1/1149/2016/ Mr Loft conversion, new dormer Mr & Mrs Short PER FUL Kristian windows / roof lights - Aller Ford, 15.03.2017 Evely Dolton, Winkleigh. 1/1156/2016/ Sarah Erection of stable block for private Mr D Roberts PER FUL Boyle use - Highacres, Chilla, Beaworthy. 07.03.2017 1/1157/2016/ Sarah Change of use from agricultural to Mr D Roberts PER FUL Boyle domestic, demolition of existing 07.03.2017 sheds, erection of domestic garage and storage - Highacres, Chilla, Beaworthy. 1/1170/2016/ Mr Proposed agricultural building - G & J Quance PER FULM Kristian Wootton Farm, Shebbear, 21.02.2017 Evely Beaworthy. 1/1175/2016/ Mr Ben Single dwelling - Grenacleave, Fairy Mr & Mrs M PER OUT Gilpin Cross, Bideford. Jackman 03.04.2017 1/1186/2016/ Mr Ryan Retrospective replacement field Mary Brooks PER FUL Steppel shelter and retrospective 06.03.2017 hardstanding. - Land At Boo Down, Littleham, Devon. 1/1197/2016/ Sarah Variation of condition 2 - design Mr John PER FUL Boyle alterations to dwelling and removal Pennington 03.03.2017 of condition 7 reflective glazing of planning approval 1/0369/2016/FUL - Redwell, Durrant Lane, Northam. 1/1206/2016/ Mr Ryan Re-roofing of existing conservatory. Mr & Mrs Mark PER FUL Steppel - 8 Soloman Drive, Bideford, Devon. Curtis 14.03.2017 1/1208/2016/ Sarah Siting of 2 camping huts, parking GP and JA PER FUL Boyle and new foul drainage system KirkHigher 17.03.2017 (Affecting a public right of way) - Larkworthy Higher Larkworthy, Ashwater, Farm Beaworthy. 1/1216/2016/ Mr Ryan Proposed loft conversion, alterations Mr & Mrs Green PER FUL Steppel and extension to dwelling. - West 29.03.2017 Croft, Shebbear, Beaworthy. 1/1229/2016/ Mr Single storey function room - Mr Mark Singer PER FUL Kristian Beaconside, Monkleigh, Bideford. 14.03.2017 Evely 1/1233/2016/ Sarah Prior notification for the change of Mr P Stevens PER AGMB Boyle use of agricultural building to 1No. 22.02.2017 dwelling under Class Q - Winterlands, Winterland Lane, Holsworthy. 1/1231/2016/ Mr Ben Reserved matters persuant to Mr Marcus PER REM Gilpin 1/0987/2014/OUT - Land At Barton Lang 23.02.2017 Road , Parkham, Bideford. 1/1234/2016/ Sarah Demolition of Nissen Hut, shed and Mr & Mrs Acres PER FUL Boyle workshop to be replaced by 08.03.2017 extension, garage and indoor pool. - Whimble Barn, Staddon Road, Holsworthy. 1/1236/2016/ Mr Ben Proposed replacement dwelling - Mr R Pengilley PER FUL Gilpin Hill View, Welcombe, Bideford. 20.04.2017 1/1243/2016/ Mr Ryan Side extensions following demolition Mr J. Foulkes PER FUL Steppel of existing porches - Windy Nook, 14.03.2017 Gidcott, Holsworthy. 1/1250/2016/ Sarah Erection of outbuilding following Mr Seton PER FUL Boyle demolition of existing outbuilding - Caruth 20.04.2017 Canna Park, Buckland Brewer, Bideford. 1/1257/2016/ Mr Ben Outline application for up to 5 Mrs J Dennis PER OUT Gilpin dwellings with access details - Land 03.04.2017 East Of North Road, Bradworthy, Devon. 1/1260/2016/ Sarah Change of use of barn to a dwelling Mr N May PER FUL Boyle together with associated works - 04.04.2017 Barn At The Roundhouse, Holsworthy Beacon, Devon. 1/1269/2016/ Mr Ryan Replacement of existing windows Mr Peter PER FUL Steppel with UPVC - 43 Clovelly Road, Revelley 07.04.2017 Bideford, Devon. 1/1275/2016/ Mr Ryan Conversion of attached store to Mr & Mrs L PER FUL Steppel living accommodation. - Lower Kevern 10.03.2017 Loveham Farm, Pound Lane, High Bickington. 1/1278/2016/ Mr Ben Erection of a slurry storage tower - Mr Graham PER FUL Gilpin Lutsford Farm, Edistone, Bideford. Heard 01.03.2017 1/1283/2016/ Mr Ryan Extension to south elevation, garage Mr David Ogle PER FUL Steppel extension and new patio areas. - 21.04.2017 The Maples, Goats Hill Road, Northam. 1/1291/2016/ Mr Proposed extension, dormer window Dr & Mrs PER FUL Kristian and alterations. - 4 Pebbleridge Timothy 27.02.2017 Evely Road, Westward Ho!, Bideford. Brummitt 1/1292/2016/ Mr Retrospective removal of Mr Patrick PER FUL Kristian hedgebank to allow access, and Graham 13.03.2017 Evely installation of new access track and turning/parking area. - The Rookery, Upcott Barton, Sheepwash. 1/1293/2016/ Mr Replacement of existing house with Messers PER FUL Kristian new dwelling, 2 new dwellings to Barbaric and 12.04.2017 Evely replace redundant agricultural Patt buildings (amended design and additional tree and landscaping information) - Little Hayes, Taddiport, Torrington. 1/1294/2016/ Mr Proposed extension to covered Mr & Mrs Z & R PER FUL Kristian barbeque amenity building Gregorek 02.03.2017 Evely (Affecting a public right of way) - Anglers Paradise, The Gables, Winsford Lane. 1/1295/2016/ Mr Reserved matters for 2 proposed Mr Lionel PER REM Kristian dwellings pursuant to outline Oakley 01.03.2017 Evely 1/1243/2015/OUT - Land At Daddon Hill House, Northam, Devon. 1/0001/2017/ Jennifer First floor side extension, first floor Mrs Jodie PER FUL Draper rear extension, dorma windows to Martin 21.02.2017 front and rear - 6 Fairlea Crescent, Northam, Bideford. 1/0002/2017/ Mr Conversion of existing detached Mr & Mrs Chris PER FUL Kristian garage to ancillary domestic Worthington 24.02.2017 Evely accommodation - Tree Tops, Golf Links Road, Westward Ho!. 1/0003/2017/ Mr Conversion of barn to provide first Mr Richard PER FUL Kristian floor annexe. - The Willows, Cloke 08.03.2017 Evely Oxmans Lane, Northam. 1/0011/2017/ Mr Ryan Proposed rear single storey Mr & Mrs PER FUL Steppel extension - 2 Higher Coombe, Stevens 01.03.2017 Newton St Petroc, Torrington. 1/0016/2017/ Mr Ryan Steel portal frame extension to Edward Bedwell PER FUL Steppel existing building - Bedwells 18.04.2017 Removals & Storage, Winkleigh, Devon. 1/0019/2017/ Mr Ryan Installation of window. - 8 Thornton Mrs Emma PER FUL Steppel Close, Bideford, Devon. Heard 13.04.2017 1/0020/2017/ Mr Tim Erection of chalet bungalow - 1 St Mr & Mrs Blev PER FUL Furmidg Helens, Padshall Park, Bideford. Jordan 23.03.2017 e 1/0021/2017/ Mr Ryan Conversion of garage to living Mr Jonathan PER FUL Steppel accommodation - 2 Dune View, Hellyer 06.03.2017 Westward Ho!, Bideford. 1/0022/2017/ Sarah Temporary Building for 3 year South West PER FUL Boyle period to support the expansion of Steel 15.03.2017 South West Steel Construction Ltd Construction (retrospective) - South West Steel Ltd Construction, Waldon Way, Holsworthy Industrial Estate. 1/0023/2017/ Mr Installation of a flue. - 26 Riverside Mrs Wendy PER FUL Kristian Court, Bideford, Devon. Hewson 17.03.2017 Evely 1/0024/2017/ Mr Construction of concrete silage Mr Brian PER FULM Kristian storage facility. - Churchcombe Tythcott 12.04.2017 Evely Farm, Yarnscombe, Barnstaple. 1/0025/2017/ Mr Change of use from domestic Mr N Hutchings PER FUL Kristian garage to commercial garage - The 27.03.2017 Evely Meadows, West Road, Sheepwash. 1/0026/2017/ Mr Ryan Rear extension. - Eastfield, East Mr D. Church PER FUL Steppel Street, Sheepwash. 20.03.2017 1/0027/2017/ Mr Ben First floor extension. - West Mr Gerard PER FUL Gilpin Loatmead, Bradworthy, Holsworthy. McElroy 20.04.2017 1/0029/2017/ Mr Siting of wagon for tourism use and Mr & Mrs PER FUL Kristian composting toilet.
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