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PLANNING COMMITTEE - 22 May 2013 PLANNING COMMITTEE - 22 May 2013 REPORT OF HEAD OF PLANNING AND REGENERATION - APPLICATIONS DETERMINED UNDER DELEGATED POWERS PURPOSE OF REPORT To inform Members of those applications which have been determined under the officer delegation scheme since your last meeting. These decisions are made in accordance with the Authority’s powers contained in the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and have no financial implications. RECOMMENDATION That the report be noted. DETAILS OF DECISIONS DATE DATE REF NUMBER APPLICANT PARISH/AREA RECEIVED DETERMINED/ PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT DECISION 20.09.2011 18.04.2013 11/01508/MFUL Mr R Pennington Copplestone 62 Grant permission Land and Buildings at NGR 276914 102444 (The Barton) Copplestone Application to replace extant planning permission 08/01140/FULL (to extend time limit). Erection of 4 dwellings, conversion of existing barn to form 6 dwellings and demolition of existing cubicle sheds, silage and slurry pits 23.12.2011 02.05.2013 11/02015/OUT Mr R W Barton Uffculme 53 DELEG Grant permission Brook Farm Uffculme Outline for the erection of an agricultural worker's dwelling 29.08.2012 02.05.2013 12/01233/FULL Mr Ware Bickleigh 02 Grant permission Land at NGR 294390 105109 (Burn Farm) Construction of underground slurry store 17.09.2012 05.04.2013 12/01330/FULL Mr & Mrs C Tucker Crediton Hamlets 19 Withdrawn Land and Buildings at NGR 282555 99153 (Beare Mill Farm) Crediton Conversion of barn to dwelling 27.09.2012 03.05.2013 12/01390/FULL Mr C Dibble Hockworthy 28 Grant permission Beech Ridge Farm Hockworthy Erection of an agricultural worker's dwelling 28.09.2012 07.05.2013 12/01411/FULL Mr B Smeeton & Ms P Elton Morebath 36 Grant permission The Annexe Whitehall Farm Application to vary condition 4 of planning permission 02/01146/FULL to allow annex to be used for a mixed use as holiday accommodation and an annex 24.10.2012 02.05.2013 12/01528/FULL Ms F Davey Cullompton 21 Refuse permission Land at NGR 299681 107033 (The Paddocks) Knowle Proposed siting of a temporary caravan (mobile cabin), erection of extension to stables and retention of touring caravan for storage of tack plus removal of existing caravan DELEG 07.11.2012 05.04.2013 12/01597/FULL Mr & Mrs H Swire Down St Mary 23 Grant permission Chaffcombe Manor Copplestone Conversion of upper floor of cider barn to form annexe 07.11.2012 05.04.2013 12/01598/LBC Mr & Mrs H Swire Down St Mary 23 Grant permission Chaffcombe Manor Copplestone Listed Building Consent for conversion of upper floor of cider barn to annex 21.11.2012 22.04.2013 12/01667/CLU Mr B Tait Kentisbeare 32 Grant permission Land at NGR 309491 109255 (The Paddock) Blackborough Certificate of Lawfulness for the existing use of land for the siting of a caravan for residential use and use of land for domestic garden 12.12.2012 02.05.2013 12/01753/FULL Mrs H Hindmarch Cullompton 21 Withdrawn 31 New Street Cullompton Replacement of existing wooden entrance door with upvc entrance door 18.12.2012 09.04.2013 12/01787/FULL Mr T Malone Culmstock 22 Grant permission The Paddocks Blackwater Road Erection of stables and associated works, retention of horse walker and existing muck store 21.12.2012 11.04.2013 12/01785/FULL Mr R Hill Uffculme 53 Grant permission Land and Buildings at NGR 310894 109743 (The Shippens) Blackborough Erection of single storey extension to form garage/store DELEG 21.12.2012 02.05.2013 13/00010/FULL Mrs Pat Saunders Crediton Hamlets 19 Withdrawn Demmitts Linhay Posbury Erection of an extension 07.01.2013 08.05.2013 13/00028/FULL Mr David Coram Crediton Town 18 Grant permission 25 High Street Crediton Conversion of existing storage buildings to form 2 dwellings (Revised Scheme) 09.01.2013 25.04.2013 13/00037/FULL Heavitree Brewery Plc Cullompton 21 Refuse permission Bell Inn 20 - 22 Exeter Road Retention of conversion of first floor storage area to form bedsit and proposed replacement of windows on front elevation 09.01.2013 25.04.2013 13/00060/LBC Heavitree Brewery PLC Cullompton 21 Refuse permission Bell Inn 20 - 22 Exeter Road Listed Building Consent for the conversion of first floor storage area to form bedsit and proposed replacement of windows on front elevation 18.01.2013 02.05.2013 13/00107/FULL World Class Wireless Silverton 45 Grant permission Telecommunications Mast at Grid Reference 296411 105241 Silverton Installation of 1no 0.9m and 1no 1.8m transmission dishes on existing mast and 1 equipment cabinet and associated ancillary works 21.01.2013 03.05.2013 13/00099/FULL Mr Hartley Foxlow Morebath 36 Grant permission Somerset Cottage Exebridge Variation of Condition (2) of planning DELEG permission 11/01929/FULL, approved plans 21.01.2013 05.04.2013 13/00109/FULL Mr J & Mrs K Milverton Hittisleigh 27 Grant permission Land and Buildings at NGR 273422 95535 (Barton Farm) Change of use of redundant barn to ancillary use for Oak Barn (Class D1/D2) and erection of wedding pavilion (Revised Scheme) and associated works 21.01.2013 23.04.2013 13/00119/FULL Mr K Haddican Bradninch 04 Grant permission Outbuildings to The Rear of 10 High Street Bradninch Conversion of outbuildings to form dwelling 22.01.2013 10.04.2013 13/00117/FULL Aggregate Industries UK Ltd Burlescombe 06 Grant permission Land and Buildings at NGR 306965 117876 (Fenacre Farm) Burlescombe Re-instatement of previously abandoned dwelling to dwelling house 22.01.2013 11.04.2013 13/00129/FULL Mr Ian Firkins Willand 59 Grant permission St Marys Church Willand Old Village Repairs to boundary wall 23.01.2013 29.04.2013 13/00139/FULL Kim Loveday Crediton Town 18 Grant permission 41 High Street Crediton Change of use from A1 to A5 to enable sale of takeaway food 24.01.2013 08.04.2013 13/00146/FULL Mr & Mrs J Fitch Bampton 01 Grant permission 4 Newton Court Bampton Erection of an extension DELEG 24.01.2013 10.04.2013 13/00148/FULL Mr D Green Bampton 01 Grant permission Greengate Bampton Removal of conditions 6 and 7 of planning permission 06/02335/FULL relating to the provision of B1 work areas 25.01.2013 29.04.2013 13/00134/FULL Mr Neil Gamlin Morebath 36 Grant permission Land and Buildings at NGR 298023 124760 (Eastwood Farm) Shillingford Erection of an agricultural livestock building 28.01.2013 12.04.2013 13/00140/FULL BDW Trading Ltd Cullompton 21 Grant permission Land at NGR 301310 107311 (Land Between Knowle Lane & Tiverton Road) Variation of condition 15 of planning permission 10/00040/MARM to substitute plans to consolidate previously approved amendments to the scheme and to allow amended site access arrangements into adjoining land to west and removal of plot 168 28.01.2013 12.04.2013 13/00156/FULL Ms S Mackereth & Mrs H Anderson Newton St Cyres 37 Refuse permission 2 New Estate Newton St Cyres Erection of two dwellings (Revised scheme) 29.01.2013 10.04.2013 13/00166/FULL DJ & SD Pinhey & Son Wembworthy 58 Grant permission Land at NGR 265441 109164 Upcott Farm Erection of a general purpose agricultural building DELEG 30.01.2013 19.04.2013 13/00159/FULL Mr P Cross Oakford 39 Grant permission The Log Cabin Oakford Application to replace extant planning permission 10/00821/FULL (to extend time limit). Erection of replacement dwelling (revised scheme) 31.01.2013 11.04.2013 13/00170/FULL Mr M Orchard Silverton 45 Grant permission Stone Robots Silverton Erection of single storey rear extension and first floor and side extensions 01.02.2013 02.05.2013 13/00184/FULL Mr J Bell Bradninch 04 Withdrawn 21 Dukes Orchard Bradninch Application to replace extant planning permission 10/00059/FULL (to extend time limit). Erection of 2 dwellings, alterations to access, and associated landscaping 04.02.2013 05.04.2013 13/00186/FULL Mr Alexander MacKenzie Colebrooke 17 Grant permission Easterbrooke Lane Penstone Extension to bungalow involving raising roof to provide first floor accommodation and erection of replacement detached garage 04.02.2013 05.04.2013 13/00188/FULL Mr & Mrs R Crang Washford Pyne 57 Grant permission Land and Buildings at NGR 280715 110169 (Archways) Erection of an extension to poultry house No. 3 (Revised Scheme) 05.02.2013 16.04.2013 13/00192/LBC Mrs E Rogers Poughill 40 Grant permission Church Cottage Poughill Listed Building Consent to replace DELEG existing UPVC windows with wooden framed glazing 05.02.2013 05.04.2013 13/00195/LBC Ms R Hudson-Davies Cheriton Fitzpaine 12 Grant permission Land and Buildings at NGR 287904 105281 (East Forde Farm) Cheriton Fitzpaine Listed Building Consent for conversion of cider barn and studio into 2 holiday lets and conversion of the Shippon for office, storage and reception area 06.02.2013 05.04.2013 13/00194/FULL Ms R Hudson-Davies Cheriton Fitzpaine 12 Grant permission Land and Buildings at NGR 287904 105281 (East Forde Farm) Cheriton Fitzpaine Change of use of land for the erection of 4 yurts, demolition of Nissen hut, erection of utility block, conversion of cider barn and studio into 2 holiday lets and conversion of the Shippon for office, storage and reception area (HOLIDAY OCCUPANCY CONDITION APPLIES) 06.02.2013 10.04.2013 13/00198/FULL Mr M Weekes Silverton 45 Grant permission Land and Buildings at NGR 295564 101658 (Dunsmore) Erection of a general purpose agricultural building 06.02.2013 08.04.2013 13/00201/FULL Mr & Mrs A Kidd Uffculme 53 Grant permission The Granary 6 Grantlands Conversion of part of garage into en- suite bathroom DELEG 07.02.2013 08.04.2013 13/00203/LBC Mr & Mrs A Kidd Uffculme 53 Grant permission The Granary 6 Grantlands Listed Building Consent for the conversion of part of garage into en- suite bathroom 08.02.2013 24.04.2013
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