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Week Ending 2Nd September 2016 TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL – PLANNING SERVICES _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY LIST OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND NOTIFICATIONS : NO. 35 Week Ending: 2nd September 2016 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Comments on any of these matters should be forwarded IN WRITING (including fax and email) to arrive before the expiry date shown in the second to last column Head of Planning and Building Beech Hurst Weyhill Road ANDOVER SP10 3AJ In accordance with the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information Act) 1985, any representations received may be open to public inspection. You may view applications and submit comments on-line – go to www.testvalley.gov.uk APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 16/01775/ADVN Replace fascia with new Convenience Store , 17 St Mr Mayur Patel Mr Luke Benjamin YES 31.08.2016 externally illuminated fascia Birinus Gardens, Andover, 27.09.2016 ANDOVER TOWN SP10 4NP (HARROWAY) 16/01921/FULLN Change of use from C3 2 Blendon Drive, Andover, Mr Chris Dixon, Miss Emma Jones 01.09.2016 (Dwellinghouses) to C2 SP10 3NQ, Andover And District 26.09.2016 ANDOVER TOWN (Residential institutions) Mencap (HARROWAY) extend garage and fit out as residential habitable accommodation, extend kitchen and minor internal alterations 16/02115/FULLN Conversion of existing utility 8 Nestor Close, Andover, Mr And Mrs Thomsett Mr Luke Benjamin 01.09.2016 area to entrance hall, Hampshire, SP10 3JX 27.09.2016 ANDOVER TOWN cloakroom and family room (HARROWAY) 16/02113/FULLN Single storey side and rear 1 Walnut Tree Road, Andover, Mr And Mrs S Sanders Mr Oliver Woolf 30.08.2016 extension to form enlarged Hampshire, SP10 2JP 23.09.2016 ANDOVER TOWN kitchen, utility room and (MILLWAY) shower room 16/02118/ADVN Erection of 1 no non- Andover Business Park, Goodman Real Estate Mrs Laura McKay 31.08.2016 illuminated Totem sign at Andover, Hampshire, UK Ltd 24.09.2016 ANDOVER TOWN entrance of Business Park (MILLWAY) Week Ending: 2nd September 2016 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 16/02130/TPON 2 x Field Maple - Reduce Acero, 57A Rooksbury Road, Mr Anthony Scrace Amelia Williams 31.08.2016 crown by 8m and laterally by Andover, Hampshire SP10 2LP 22.09.2016 ANDOVER TOWN 2m. (MILLWAY) 16/02127/FULLN Extension over garage; The Coppice , 52 Weyhill Road, Mr And Mrs Gordon Mr Oliver Woolf YES 02.09.2016 single storey side extension Andover, SP10 3AR Dick 28.09.2016 ANDOVER TOWN and garage conversion (MILLWAY) 16/02033/FULLN Proposed erection of a single 8 Eastville , Back Lane, Mr And Mrs Clive West Mr Craig Morrison YES 01.09.2016 dwelling Ragged Appleshaw, SP11 30.09.2016 APPLESHAW 9HW 16/01997/FULLN Erection of detached one 52 Colenzo Drive, Andover, Mr Andy Nosko Mr Steven Banks 31.08.2016 bedroom bungalow Hampshire, SP10 1JL 26.09.2016 ANDOVER TOWN (ST MARYS) 16/02102/FULLN Demolition of rear extension 6 Brewery Cottages , Fyfield Mr And Mrs S Price Mr Craig Morrison 30.08.2016 replaced with single storey Road, Weyhill, Andover SP11 22.09.2016 AMPORT side and two storey side and 8DH rear extensions Week Ending: 2nd September 2016 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 16/02104/FULLN Agricultural storage building Monxton Nurseries, Green Mr K Beattie, Kieron Miss Emma Jones YES 30.08.2016 Lane, Monxton, Hampshire Beattie Landscaping 30.09.2016 AMPORT Ltd 16/02120/PDQN Notification for Prior Approval Georgia Farm Buildings, Mr Harold Wells Mr Oliver Woolf 30.08.2016 under Class Q - Change of Georgia Lane, Amport, 23.09.2016 AMPORT use of agricultural building to Andover Hampshire SP11 8BN dwellinghouse 16/02087/VARN Conversion of garage to 30 Redbridge Drive, Andover, Mr A And Mrs M Oliver Mr Oliver Woolf 31.08.2016 habitable space (Relaxation Hampshire, SP10 2LF 23.09.2016 ANDOVER TOWN of Condition 5 of (WINTON) 07/03217/FULLN requiring the garage to be used for vehicle parking) 16/02131/FULLN Two storey side extension 7 Dene Path, Andover, Mr And Mrs Rosier Mr Craig Morrison 02.09.2016 (including raising roof height Hampshire, SP10 2AJ 30.09.2016 ANDOVER TOWN for attic room) to provide two (WINTON) additional bedrooms and new summer house (Part retrospective - summer house) 16/02092/FULLN Erection of bungalow with Emcote, Drove Road, Mr D And Mrs R Foster Mrs Samantha YES 31.08.2016 associated parking Chilbolton, Stockbridge Owen CHILBOLTON Hampshire SO20 6AB 27.09.2016 Week Ending: 2nd September 2016 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 16/02117/CLEN Certificate of lawful existing Land At Birch Grove Off Martin Mr Les Barnes Mr Craig Morrison 31.08.2016 use for the storage and Lane, Martins Lane, Chilbolton, 27.09.2016 CHILBOLTON distribution of building Stockbridge Hampshire SO20 materials 6BL 16/01900/FULLN Erect retaining wall in rear 70 - 71 Hatherden Road, Mr M Fletcher And Mrs Mr Oliver Woolf YES 30.08.2016 garden; convert outside toilet Charlton, Andover, Hampshire V Fletcher 30.09.2016 CHARLTON into bathroom; remove SP10 4AW existing lean-to and erect conservatory 16/01902/LBWN Erect retaining wall in rear 70 - 71 Hatherden Road, Mr M Fletcher And Mrs Mr Oliver Woolf YES 30.08.2016 garden; convert outside toilet Charlton, Andover, Hampshire V Fletcher 30.09.2016 CHARLTON into bathroom; remove SP10 4AW existing lean-to and erect conservatory 16/02116/FULLN Two storey and single storey 92 Mercia Avenue, Charlton, Mr And Mrs Carrott Mr Oliver Woolf 01.09.2016 rear extensions Andover, Hampshire SP10 4HA 30.09.2016 CHARLTON 16/02134/FULLN Demolition of existing 83 Mercia Avenue, Charlton, Mr And Mrs Owen Mr Luke Benjamin 01.09.2016 conservatory and erection of Andover, Hampshire SP10 4EJ 27.09.2016 CHARLTON single storey rear extension to form extended kitchen and dining area; single storey rear extension to existing garage and installation of two rooflights on rear garage roofslope Week Ending: 2nd September 2016 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 16/02132/TREEN Re-pollard 1 x Willow (T1) Green Meadows, Green Mr Peter Kiddle Amelia Williams YES 31.08.2016 Meadow Lane, Goodworth 22.09.2016 GOODWORTH Clatford, Andover Hampshire CLATFORD SP11 7HH 16/02100/FULLN Single storey side extension 1 Dibden Cottages , Station Mr And Mrs Butt Mr Luke Benjamin 30.08.2016 Road, Grateley, SP11 8LB 26.09.2016 GRATELEY 16/02090/FULLN Erection of outbuilding for air Little Thatch, Pill Heath Cottage Mr And Mrs Gary Mr Luke Benjamin 31.08.2016 source heat pump and new Lane, Hurstbourne Tarrant, Hudson 30.09.2016 HURSTBOURNE ground floor to existing Andover Hampshire SP11 0JG TARRANT dwelling incorporating underfloor heating 16/02091/LBWN Erection of outbuilding for air Little Thatch, Pill Heath Cottage Mr And Mrs Gary Mr Luke Benjamin 31.08.2016 source heat pump and new Lane, Hurstbourne Tarrant, Hudson 30.09.2016 HURSTBOURNE ground floor to existing Andover Hampshire SP11 0JG TARRANT dwelling incorporating underfloor heating 16/02114/FULLN New pitched roof over 2 Blagden Cottages, The Dene, Mr And Mrs Andrew Mr Luke Benjamin 30.08.2016 existing flat roof side Hurstbourne Tarrant, Andover Balfour 23.09.2016 HURSTBOURNE extension Hampshire SP11 0AL TARRANT Week Ending: 2nd September 2016 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 16/02145/TREEN T1 Prunus - Fell Land Adjacent To Willow Mrs Izzy Mclaughlen Amelia Williams YES 01.09.2016 Cottage, Ibthorpe Road, 23.09.2016 HURSTBOURNE Hurstbourne Tarrant, Andover TARRANT Hampshire SP11 0BD 16/02119/FULLN Two storey front extension The Limes, Mount Hermon Mrs And Mrs Mathew Mr Oliver Woolf 31.08.2016 and garage conversion to Road, Palestine, Andover Swinnerton 24.09.2016 OVER WALLOP form family room; new Hampshire SP11 7EW garage to ground floor and dressing room to first floor 16/02128/FULLN New single bay detached Hillside Cottage , Chalkcroft Mr Alex Flemming Mr Oliver Woolf YES 02.09.2016 garage Lane, Penton Mewsey, SP11 30.09.2016 PENTON MEWSEY 0RQ 16/02082/FULLN Three Storey Extension to 1 East End Cottages , Romsey Mr Ben Howard Mr Craig Morrison 02.09.2016 the North Elevation Road, Stockbridge, SO20 6HH 30.09.2016 STOCKBRIDGE 16/02094/VARN Removal of Condition 9 of Hunters Lodge, High Street, Mr Richard Hills Mr Steven Banks 01.09.2016 16/00920/FULLN (Demolition Stockbridge, Hampshire SO20 30.09.2016 STOCKBRIDGE of existing building; erection 6EY of new build dwelling and garage) - to lower the finished floor level of the structure Week Ending: 2nd September 2016 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 16/02106/LBWN Internal alterations to trade Grosvenor Hotel, High Street, Greene King Pub Mrs Samantha YES 30.08.2016 area WCs - redecoration, Stockbridge, Hampshire SO20 Company Owen STOCKBRIDGE new fittings and amendments 6EU 30.09.2016 to layout; Internal alterations to Bar Area- Extend existing bar servery into Hatch room, demolish small section of existing bar, new door, new tiled bar walk; Internal alterations to Market Room - Install reclaimed
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