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Planning and Infrastructure Services PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES The following planning applications and appeals have been submitted to the Isle of Wight Council and can be viewed online https://www.iow.gov.uk/Residents/Environment-Planning-and-Waste/Planning/Planning-Development/Applic ation-search-view-and-comment using the link labelled ‘planning register’. Comments on the applications must be received within 21 days from the date of this press list, and comments for agricultural prior notification applications must be received within 7 days to ensure they be taken into account within the officer report. Comments on planning appeals must be received by the Planning Inspectorate within 5 weeks of the appeal start date (or 6 weeks in the case of an Enforcement Notice appeal). Details of how to comment on an appeal can be found (under the relevant LPA reference number) at https://www.iow.gov.uk/Residents/Environment-Planning-and-Waste/Planning/Planning-Development/Applic ation-search-view-and-comment For householder, advertisement consent or minor commercial (shop) applications, in the event of an appeal against a refusal of planning permission, representations made about the application will be sent to Planning Inspectorate, and there will be no further opportunity to comment at appeal stage. Should you wish to withdraw a representation made during such an application, it will be necessary to do so in writing within 4 weeks of the start of an appeal. All written representations relating to applications will be made available to view online. PLEASE NOTE THAT APPLICATIONS WHICH FALL WITHIN MORE THAN ONE PARISH OR WARD WILL APPEAR ONLY ONCE IN THE LIST UNDER THE PRIMARY PARISH PRESS LIST DATE: 30 July 2021 Application No: 21/01165/FUL Parish(es): Ryde Ward(s): Ryde Monktonmead Location: 68 High Street Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 2RJ Proposal: Proposed change of use of retail area on ground floor to form additional residential accommodation for existing dwelling (revised scheme) (revised plan) (re-advertised application). Easting: 459190 Northing: 92167 Case Officer: Hayden Marsh Application No: 21/01360/HOU Parish(es): Ventnor Ward(s): Wroxall Lowtherville And Bonchurch Location: 78 Newport Road Ventnor Isle Of Wight PO38 1BB Proposal: Demolition of conservatory; proposed two storey extension Easting: 455515 Northing: 77977 Case Officer: Hayden Marsh Application No: 21/01397/HOU Parish(es): Freshwater Ward(s): Freshwater South Location: Wilmingham Farm Bungalow Wilmingham Lane Freshwater Isle Of Wight PO40 9UQ Proposal: Proposed alterations to approved cart-shed to incorporate overflow living accommodation including increase in height by 0.7m, alterations to remove dormer windows and replace with triangular windows; re-positioning and new bike shed Easting: 436093 Northing: 87824 Case Officer: Stacey Dinning Application No: 21/01400/FUL Parish(es): Sandown Ward(s): Sandown North Location: Stonehaven Residential Home 23 Carter Street Sandown Isle Of Wight PO36 8DG Proposal: Demolition of building; Proposed block of 23 x 1-bedroom dwellings with detached bike and bin store, parking and associated landscaping Easting: 459934 Northing: 84584 Case Officer: Mr Stuart Van-Cuylenburg Application No: 21/01413/FUL Parish(es): Newchurch Ward(s): Newchurch Havenstreet And Ashey Location: Rill Farmhouse Canteen Road Newchurch Isle Of Wight Proposal: Proposed 2 holiday units Easting: 455748 Northing: 81971 Case Officer: Craig Jelley Application No: 21/01417/FUL Parish(es): Ryde Ward(s): Binstead And Fishbourne Location: Ryde House Ryde House Drive Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 3FE Proposal: Upgarde of surface of driveway Easting: 458175 Northing: 92889 Case Officer: Julie Wilkins Application No: 21/01424/FUL Parish(es): Shanklin Ward(s): Shanklin South Location: 12 Northbourne Avenue Shanklin Isle Of Wight PO37 7LT Proposal: Demolition of existing dwelling; proposed terrace of three residential dwellings with associated parking and external works Easting: 457966 Northing: 81526 Case Officer: Richard Holmes Application No: 21/01429/HOU Parish(es): Bembridge Ward(s): Bembridge Location: Pump Lane Cottage Pump Lane Bembridge Isle Of Wight PO35 5NG Proposal: Proposed alterations to include cladding and external terrace to north elevation Easting: 464377 Northing: 88676 Case Officer: Vicki Kemp Application No: 21/01432/FUL Parish(es): Totland Ward(s): Totland And Colwell Location: Broadway House The Broadway Totland Isle Of Wight Proposal: Proposed change of use of unit from wellbeing centre and café (sui generis use) to Class E (Commercial, business and service uses) and associated store room. Easting: 432550 Northing: 86849 Case Officer: Lizzy Hardy Application No: 21/01433/HOU Parish(es): Newport & Carisbrooke Ward(s): Mountjoy And Shide Community Council Location: 35 College Road Newport Isle Of Wight PO30 1HB Proposal: Proposed single storey rear extension; raised terrace Easting: 450216 Northing: 88320 Case Officer: Hayley Byrne Application No: 21/01435/RVC Parish(es): Yarmouth Ward(s): Freshwater North And Yarmouth Location: Brettargh Cottage Station Road Yarmouth Isle Of Wight PO41 0QT Proposal: Variation of condition no 2 on 19/00428/HOU to allow amendments to the approved design Easting: 435697 Northing: 89413 Case Officer: Stacey Dinning Application No: 21/01436/FUL Parish(es): East Cowes Ward(s): East Cowes Location: 12 And 14 York Avenue East Cowes Isle Of Wight Proposal: Proposed external alterations and construction of ground, first and second floor extensions to accommodate three one-bedroomed flats and replacement of ground floor launderette with an enlarged beauty salon (revised scheme) Easting: 450284 Northing: 95626 Case Officer: Vicki Kemp Application No: 21/01441/HOU Parish(es): Newport & Carisbrooke Ward(s): Carisbrooke And Gunville Community Council Location: 8 Calbourne Road Newport Isle Of Wight PO30 5AP Proposal: Proposed single storey and two storey rear extensions Easting: 448130 Northing: 88194 Case Officer: Hayley Byrne Application No: 21/01442/OUT Parish(es): Gurnard Ward(s): Cowes West And Gurnard Location: Land To North Of Gurnard Farm 4 Cockleton Lane Gurnard Isle Of Wight Proposal: Outline for seven new residential dwellings with access and layout being considered (revised scheme) Easting: 447586 Northing: 95251 Case Officer: Lizzy Hardy Application No: 21/01443/FUL Parish(es): Newport & Carisbrooke Ward(s): Newport West Community Council Location: The Gate House Petticoat Lane Newport Isle Of Wight PO30 5DJ Proposal: Proposed annexe; addition of roof over parking area to form car port Easting: 449341 Northing: 89283 Case Officer: Hayley Byrne Application No: 21/01444/FUL Parish(es): Brighstone Ward(s): Brighstone Calbourne And Shalfleet Location: Chine Farm Military Road Brighstone Ventnor Isle Of Wight PO38 2JH Proposal: Alterations and conversion of barn to form a self contained unit of holiday accommodation Easting: 444870 Northing: 80195 Case Officer: Richard Holmes Application No: 21/01445/HOU Parish(es): Lake Ward(s): Lake North Location: 15 The Fairway Lake Sandown Isle Of Wight PO36 9EF Proposal: Proposed single storey rear extension; alterations and replacement roof to conservatory Easting: 459027 Northing: 83867 Case Officer: Hayden Marsh Application No: 21/01448/HOU Parish(es): Ryde Ward(s): Binstead And Fishbourne Location: 5 Newnham Lane Binstead Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 4ED Proposal: Demolition of existing single storey extension and garage; proposed single storey rear extension to include accommodation within roof space; detached garage Easting: 456988 Northing: 91533 Case Officer: Craig Jelley Application No: 21/01449/HOU Parish(es): Ryde Ward(s): Ryde North West Location: 37 Spencer Road Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 3AD Proposal: Proposed single storey garage extension (revised scheme) Easting: 458764 Northing: 92668 Case Officer: Craig Jelley Application No: 21/01451/HOU Parish(es): Wootton Bridge Ward(s): Wootton Location: 6 Brannon Way Wootton Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 4NU Proposal: Proposed single storey extension to the rear and single storey extension at the front (revised scheme) Easting: 454363 Northing: 91941 Case Officer: Craig Jelley Application No: 21/01452/RVC Parish(es): Godshill Ward(s): Central Rural Location: Station House West Street Godshill Ventnor Isle Of Wight PO38 3HL Proposal: Variation of condition no 2 on 20/01425/HOU to alter the position of the approved garage Easting: 452182 Northing: 82069 Case Officer: Hayden Marsh Application No: 21/01458/HOU Parish(es): Ryde Ward(s): Ryde Appley And Elmfield Location: Orchard House Bullen Road Nettlestone Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 1AU Proposal: Demolition of existing two storey extension; Proposed two storey rear extension; veranda/open porch; carport and covered walkway Easting: 460661 Northing: 90965 Case Officer: Craig Jelley Application No: 21/01460/HOU Parish(es): Ryde Ward(s): Ryde North West Location: 16 Northwood Drive Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 3AQ Proposal: Proposed Summer House Easting: 458479 Northing: 92586 Case Officer: Hayden Marsh Application No: 21/01461/HOU Parish(es): Newport & Carisbrooke Ward(s): Carisbrooke And Gunville Community Council Location: 11 Priory Road Carisbrooke Newport Isle Of Wight PO30 5JU Proposal: Demolition of garage; Proposed replacement garage Easting: 448429 Northing: 88313 Case Officer: Hayley Byrne Application No: 21/01463/HOU Parish(es): Newchurch Ward(s): Newchurch Havenstreet And Ashey Location: Heath View Alverstone Road Newchurch Sandown Isle Of Wight PO36 0LF Proposal: Alterations to widen existing vehicular access (revised
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