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WSC Planning Decisions 47/19 PLANNING AND REGULATORY SERVICES DECISIONS WEEK ENDING 22/11/2019 PLEASE NOTE THE DECISIONS LIST RUN FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY EACH WEEK DC/19/1920/HH Householder Planning Application - Hawthorn House DECISION: Detached garage Hepworth Road Approve Application Barningham DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Mr Clive Sinfield IP31 1BP Delegated ISSUED DATED: AGENT: Mr Keith Day - Keith Day 20 Nov 2019 Architects WARD: Barningham PARISH: Barningham DC/19/0503/FUL Planning Application - Conversion of barns Pitchers Green Farm DECISION: to form 3no. dwellings with ancillary Bradfield St George Road Refuse Application accommodation and associated demolition, Bradfield St Clare DECISION TYPE: landscaping and access works (Amended Suffolk Delegated plans and additional information received ISSUED DATED: 26/09/19) 18 Nov 2019 WARD: Rougham APPLICANT: Mr Julian Armitage PARISH: Bradfield St. Clare AGENT: Mr John Roberts - Durrant's Building Consultancy DC/19/0504/LB Application for Listed Buildings Consent - Pitchers Green Farm DECISION: Conversion and refurbishment of existing Bradfield St George Road Refuse Application agricultural buildings to form 3no. Bradfield St Clare DECISION TYPE: dwellings and associated ancillary Suffolk Delegated accommodation, with associated ISSUED DATED: demolition, landscaping and access works 18 Nov 2019 WARD: Rougham APPLICANT: Mr Julian Armitage PARISH: Bradfield St. Clare AGENT: Mr John Roberts - Durrant's Building Consultancy DC/19/1980/FUL Planning Application - (i) Increase the 2 Wimbledon Avenue DECISION: height of existing 2no. units from 5.7m to Brandon Approve Application 8.2m (ii) extension to rear IP27 0NZ DECISION TYPE: Delegated APPLICANT: Mr Billy Rogers, SSEL ISSUED DATED: 22 Nov 2019 AGENT: Mr Leigh Graves WARD: Brandon West PARISH: Brandon Planning and Regulatory Services, West Suffolk Council, West Suffolk House, Western Way, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 3YU DC/19/1719/FUL Planning Application - 1no. dwelling Land Adjacent 49 DECISION: (previous application DC/18/2348/OUT) Holmsey Green Approve Application Beck Row DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Mr Philip Gannon Suffolk Delegation Panel ISSUED DATED: AGENT: Mr Kevin Watts - ShanRye 21 Nov 2019 S.A.A.S. WARD: The Rows PARISH: Beck Row DC/19/0453/VAR Planning Application - Variation of 50 Long Brackland DECISION: Conditions 2 and 5 of Planning Permission Bury St Edmunds Approve Application DC/17/0563/FUL: Changes to elevations, IP33 1JH DECISION TYPE: retention of basement entrance and Delegated revised parking layout for the conversion of ISSUED DATED: a day care centre and associated offices to 22 Nov 2019 5 no. apartments and addition of dormer WARD: Abbeygate windows. As amended by plans received on PARISH: Bury St 05 July 2019, 02 September 2019 and 04 Edmunds Town Council November 2019. APPLICANT: Mr M Payne, Hartog Hutton Ltd AGENT: Philip Cobbold - Phil Cobbold Planning Ltd DC/19/1454/FUL Planning Application - (i) 3no flats and (ii) Land Off DECISION: 1no Dwelling with associated parking; (iii) Spring Lane Approve Application repositioning of existing sectional garaging Bury St Edmunds DECISION TYPE: Suffolk Delegation Panel APPLICANT: Brickfield Homes East Anglia ISSUED DATED: Ltd 21 Nov 2019 WARD: Tollgate AGENT: Paul Scarlett - Brown And Scarlett PARISH: Bury St Ltd Edmunds Town Council DC/19/1463/TPO TPO218(1972) - Tree Preservation Order - 85 Raynham Road DECISION: Beech T1 - Fell Bury St Edmunds Approve Application IP32 6ED DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Mr Gary Fowler Committee ISSUED DATED: 18 Nov 2019 WARD: Tollgate PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council 2. DC/19/1686/FUL Planning Application - (i) Change of use 6 The Great Churchyard DECISION: from B1a (Offices) to C3 (Dwellinghouse) Bury St Edmunds Approve Application (ii) two storey side and rear extension (iii) IP33 1RS DECISION TYPE: entrance porch (iv) vehicular and Delegated pedestrian entrance gates with 1.5 metre ISSUED DATED: high fence 20 Nov 2019 WARD: Abbeygate APPLICANT: S. Thorp/ K.Harvey PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council AGENT: Mr Paul Scarlett DC/19/1687/LB Application for Listed Building Consent - (i) 6 The Great Churchyard DECISION: two storey side and rear extension (ii) Bury St Edmunds Approve Application entrance porch (iii) replacement staircase IP33 1RS DECISION TYPE: (iv) internal remodelling (v) removal of Delegated internal partitions on first floor (vi) ISSUED DATED: insertion of door openings and internal 20 Nov 2019 studwork partitions WARD: Abbeygate PARISH: Bury St APPLICANT: S. Thorp/ K.Harvey Edmunds Town Council AGENT: Mr Paul Scarlett DC/19/1888/TPO TPO161a (1992) Tree Preservation Order - 140 Hardwick Lane DECISION: 2 no. Oak (T1 and T2 on plan and G2 on Bury St Edmunds Approve Application order) - Reduce both trees to standing Suffolk DECISION TYPE: stems to retain as habitat poles. IP33 2LE Delegation Panel ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Mr Alan Williams 19 Nov 2019 WARD: Westgate AGENT: Mr Stuart Bradnam - Bradnams PARISH: Bury St Tree Services Edmunds Town Council DC/19/1922/TPO TPO 028 (1960) and TPO 257 (1998) Tree West Suffolk Hospital, DECISION: Preservation Order - Works to various trees Communications Mast Approve Application as listed on the attached schedule of works Hardwick Lane DECISION TYPE: and plan (within Area A1 of Order) Bury St Edmunds Delegated IP33 2QZ ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Stannard 19 Nov 2019 WARD: Southgate AGENT: Tim Nice - A1 Trees PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council DC/19/1935/HH Householder Planning Application - (i) 23 Out Risbygate DECISION: single storey rear extension (following Bury St Edmunds Approve Application demolition of existing outbuilding) and (ii) IP33 3RJ DECISION TYPE: single storey part two storey side Delegated extension ISSUED DATED: 21 Nov 2019 APPLICANT: Ms Julia Carr WARD: Minden PARISH: Bury St AGENT: Mr Piotr Szczech - Peter Kordek Edmunds Town Council Integrity Design & Build 3. DC/19/1992/HH Householder Planning Application - Single 39 Sherborne Road DECISION: storey rear extension Bury St Edmunds Approve Application IP33 2ET DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs A Mizen Delegated ISSUED DATED: AGENT: Mr Andrew Brinkley - Suffolk 22 Nov 2019 Design And Build WARD: Westgate PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council DC/19/2012/TPO TPO 537 (2012) Tree Preservation Order - 2 Hospital Road DECISION: (1) 1no. Ash (T1 on plan and order) reduce Bury St Edmunds Approve Application crown by 1 to 1.5 metres, to appropriate IP33 3JT DECISION TYPE: pruning points, using drop crotch/outer Delegated crown thinning, to achieve reduction in ISSUED DATED: spread (ii) 1no. Sycamore (T3 on plan and 22 Nov 2019 T2 on order) crown raise to 5.5 metres WARD: Abbeygate above ground level, over highway PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council APPLICANT: Mr Gaunt, East of England CO- OP AGENT: Mr Elliott Brydon DC/19/2182/TPO TPO 257 (1998) Tree Preservation Order - West Suffolk Hospital, DECISION: 1no. Beech (T1 on plan, A1 on order), 1no. Communications Mast Withdrawn/ Abandoned Sycamore (T2 on plan, A1 on order), 1no. Hardwick Lane DECISION TYPE: Pine (T3 on plan, A1 on order) - fell Bury St Edmunds IP33 2QZ ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Mr Stannard, A1 Trees 18 Nov 2019 WARD: Southgate AGENT: Tim Nice - A1 Trees PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council DC/19/2065/TCA Trees in a Conservation Area Notification - Charterhouse DECISION: (i) 12no. Norway spruce (G1 on plan) - fell Melford Road No Objections (ii) 1no. Silver Birch (T3 on plan) - crown Cavendish DECISION TYPE: reduce in height by up to 3 metres to CO10 8AD Delegated previous pruning points, lateral crown ISSUED DATED: reduction by up to 0.5metres (iii) 3no. 18 Nov 2019 Cherry (T1, T4 and T5 on plan) - overall WARD: Clare, Hundon crown reduction by 1 metre (iv) 1no. And Kedington Cherry (T2 on plan) - overall crown PARISH: Cavendish reduction by 0.5 metres APPLICANT: Mr Graham Simmons AGENT: Liam Monahan - Richard Fordham Tree Surgeons 4. DC/19/1891/LB Application for Listed Building Consent - (i) Netheridge DECISION: removal of modern staircase and partition 15 Nethergate Street Approve Application in existing kitchen (ii) removal of chimney Clare DECISION TYPE: stack and height reduction of adjacent CO10 8NP Delegated partition (iii) small area of finishes ISSUED DATED: removed from wall between breakfast 20 Nov 2019 room and dining hall (studs retained) (iv) WARD: Clare, Hundon minor alterations in existing kitchen and And Kedington (v) insertion of two conservation style roof PARISH: Clare Town lights in rear lean-to roof Council APPLICANT: Mr And Mrs Pocock AGENT: Lee Frere DC/19/1999/TCA Trees in a Conservation Area Notification - Chilton Brook House DECISION: 1no. Silver Birch (T1 on plan) - (i) reduce 24 Callis Street No Objections to give 2 metres clearance from adjacent Clare DECISION TYPE: structures (ii) laterally reduce primary limb CO10 8PX Delegated over building by up to 2.5 metres ISSUED DATED: 18 Nov 2019 APPLICANT: Mr Swan WARD: Clare, Hundon And Kedington AGENT: Mr Tom Downer - Tmtreesolutions PARISH: Clare Town Council DC/19/1140/FUL Planning Application - (i) installation of Culford School DECISION: 2no. black cast iron bollards infront of Culford Park Approve Application gates (ii) installation of ductile low height Culford DECISION TYPE: post railing at the entrance of Church Drive IP28 6TX Delegation Panel (iii) installation of one speed bump ISSUED DATED: 21 Nov 2019 APPLICANT: Mrs Elaine Boardley WARD: Risby PARISH: Culford, West AGENT: Mrs Lara Turner Stow & Wordwell DC/19/2069/TCA Trees in a Conservation Area Notification - End Cottage DECISION:
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