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Member's Update MEMBERS’ UPDATE Planning Committee – 4 March 2009 Site Address: Wokingham Youth and Community Centre, 35 Reading Road, RG41 1EG. Application No: F/2009/0032, Pages 6-16. No additional matters to report. _________________________________________________________________ Site Address: 34a Hilltop Road Earley Application No: F/2009/0109, Pages 17-29. This application has been withdrawn by the applicant. _________________________________________________________________ Site Address: Hunter’s Wood, The Ridges, Finchampstead Application No: F/2009/0032, Pages 30-41. A review of appeal decisions in Finchampstead Parish back to January 2005 has been carried out. No appeal decisions have come to light within the parish which address the same or similar proposal to that before the Committee, subject of this application (namely the extension to an existing outbuilding in the Countryside). _________________________________________________________________ Site Address: Peartree House, Hogmoor Lane, Hurst Application No: F/2008/2643, Pages 42-52. The application was revised on February 26th to omit the garage rooflight windows. The application to be determined is thus now for the “Erection of a single storey side porch extension plus erection of two dormer windows and installation of rooflights to the existing house” _________________________________________________________________ APPEAL MONITORING INFORMATION PLANNING COMMITTEE 4th MARCH 2009 Public Inquiries with confirmed dates on or after 4th March 2009 PARISH: ARBORFIELD Application Number : F/2008/1391 Appeal Officer : MARCIA HEAD Appeal Hearing Date : 29/04/2009 Appellant : Mr Jim Lee Site Location; Walkers Yard Eversley Road Arborfield Cross. Proposal : Proposed change of use from Industrial to Residential Caravan site for 10 units for gypsy families. Removal of an industrial building. ______________________________________________________________ Informal Hearings with confirmed dates on or after 4th March 2009 PARISH: ARBORFIELD Application Number : F/2007/3004 Appeal Officer : HAYLEY BICKERSTAFFE Appeal Hearing Date : 04/03/2009 Appellant : Dunaways Group Site Location; The Copse Yard 1 Eversley Road Arborfield Cross Proposal : Application for proposed change of use from unauthorised vehicle dismantling and part storage to waste recycling site. ______________________________________________________________ PARISH: CHARVIL Application Number : F/2008/1269 Appeal Officer : MICHAEL LEE Appeal Hearing Date : 19/03/2009 Appellant : Mr William Prince Site Location; Prince Brothers Grove Service Station Old Bath Road Charvil Proposal : Proposed erection of new building for B1C Use. ______________________________________________________________ PARISH: WOKINGHAM Application Number : F/2008/0737 Appeal Officer : EMILY TEMPLE Appeal Hearing Date : 24/03/2009 Appellant : Mr Simon Redgate Site Location; 41 Emmbrook Road Wokingham Proposal : Proposed erection of two storey side and single storey rear extension to dwelling. ______________________________________________________________ Appeal Results for the period 01.02.2009 – 28.02.2009 Appeal Type Allowed Part Dismissed Total allowed and Part Dismissed Public Inquiry 0 0 2 2 Informal Hearings 0 0 0 0 Written 2 0 4 6 Representations All 2 (25%) 0 6 (75%) 8 Public Inquiry’s – Appeal Results for the period 01.02.2009 – 28.02.2009 PARISH: HURST Application Number : F/2008/1017 Officer : MARK TURNER Appeal Decision: APPEAL DISMISSED Appeal Decision Date : 05/02/2009 Applicant (and agent, if any): Luff Farms Site Location; Land at Lodge Road Whistley Green Hurst Proposal : Proposed erection of stables and barn to form equine treatment centre with manege, access and horse walkers. ______________________________________________________________ PARISH: HURST Application Number : F/2008/1748 Officer : MARK TURNER Appeal Decision: APPEAL DISMISSED Appeal Decision Date : 05/02/2009 Applicant (and agent, if any): Luff Farms Site Location; Land at Lodge Road Whistley Green Hurst Proposal : Proposed siting of a mobile home. ______________________________________________________________ Informal Hearings – Appeal Results for the period 01.02.2009 – 28.02.2009 No Informal Hearing results received for this period. Written Representations – Appeal Results for the period 01.02.2009 - 28.02.2009 PARISH: EARLEY Application Number : F/2008/1383 Officer : CHRISTINE PHILLIPS Appeal Decision: APPEAL DISMISSED Appeal Decision Date : 16/02/2009 Applicant (and agent, if any): Dr Richard Perry Site Location; 76 Durand Road Earley Proposal : Erection of single storey flat roofed link between detached house and garage to create utility room ______________________________________________________________ PARISH: FINCHAMPSTEAD Application Number : F/2008/1237 Officer : JENNY GUMBRELL Appeal Decision: APPEAL DISMISSED Appeal Decision Date : 03/02/2009 Applicant (and agent, if any): Mr Neil Rees Site Location; 19 Heatherdene Avenue Crowthorne Proposal : Proposed addition of first floor plus ground floor rear extension to existing detached garage. ______________________________________________________________ PARISH: FINCHAMPSTEAD Application Number : F/2008/1274 Officer : CHRISTOPHER HOWARD Appeal Decision: APPEAL DISMISSED Appeal Decision Date : 17/02/2009 Applicant (and agent, if any): Mr S Rubbani Site Location; Pine Lodge Lower Wokingham Road Crowthorne Proposal : Proposed erection of detached garage. ______________________________________________________________ PARISH: WINNERSH Application Number : CLE/2008/1234 Officer : MARK TURNER Appeal Decision: APPEAL DISMISSED Appeal Decision Date : 17/02/2009 Applicant (and agent, if any): Mr R Daniow Site Location; 8 Bathurst Road Winnersh Wokingham Proposal : Application for a Certificate of Existing Lawful Development for a 1.8m fence. ______________________________________________________________ PARISH: WOKINGHAM Application Number : F/2008/1555 Officer : CHRISTOPHER HOWARD Appeal Decision: APPEAL ALLOWED Appeal Decision Date : 19/02/2009 Applicant (and agent, if any): Specsavers Opticians Site Location; 11 Market Place Wokingham Proposal : Proposed change of use of 1st and 2nd floor from residential (class C3) to office and laboratory use ancillary to the existing ground floor shop (Class A1) ______________________________________________________________ PARISH: WOODLEY Application Number : F/2008/0811 Officer : ASHLEY SMITH Appeal Decision: APPEAL ALLOWED Appeal Decision Date : 03/02/2009 Applicant (and agent, if any): Mr Roger Pritchard Site Location; 61A The Lodge Rivermead Road Woodley Proposal : Proposed single storey rear extension to dwelling to form conservatory. _______________________________________________________________ 5 .
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