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Planning Services TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL – PLANNING SERVICES _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY LIST OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND NOTIFICATIONS : NO. 12 Week Ending: 23rd March 2012 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 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 For the Northern Area to: For the Southern Area to: Head of Planning and Building Head of Planning and Building Beech Hurst Council Offices Weyhill Road Duttons Road ANDOVER SP10 3AJ ROMSEY SO51 8XG 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 12/00660/FULLN Erection of extension to Unit 4, Sterling Park, East Mr Darren Laughton - Mrs Eleanor Evans YES 22.03.2012 provide enlarged Portway Industrial Estate, Perfect Bore Ltd 17.04.2012 ANDOVER TOWN warehousing/manufacturing Andover, Hampshire SP10 3TZ (HARROWAY) area and extended car parking to provide 5 additional spaces 12/00654/FULLN Change of use of ground 36 High Street, Andover, Forward Developments Mrs Lucy Page 23.03.2012 floor entrance area, first and Hampshire, SP10 1NX Ltd 20.04.2012 ANDOVER TOWN second floors with extension (ST MARYS) and alteration of the building to provide four residential units 12/00573/FULLN Siting of temporary dwelling Mullenscote Dog Training Mr Howard Kirby Mrs Eleanor Evans YES 20.03.2012 for the purposes of security Centre , Quarley, Andover, 20.04.2012 AMPORT and animal welfare, and Hampshire SP11 8PX installation of sewage treatment plant 12/00629/FULLN Provision of pitched roof over 77 Springfield Close, Andover, Mr And Mrs T White Miss Emma Jones YES 20.03.2012 existing single storey rear Hampshire, SP10 2QS 13.04.2012 ANDOVER TOWN extension (WINTON) Week Ending: 23rd March 2012 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 12/00690/FULLN Erection of block forming 4 12 Wolversdene Road, Mr Nigel Arnott Mr Gregg Chapman YES 23.03.2012 one bedroom flats and block Andover, Hampshire, SP10 18.04.2012 forming 3 three bed houses 2AX with associated parking, erection of cycle/bin stores and alterations to access 12/00576/FULLN Erection of conservatory at 84 Roberts Road, Barton Mrs K Insole Mrs Samantha YES 20.03.2012 rear Stacey, Winchester, SO21 3RU Owen BARTON STACEY 13.04.2012 12/00643/FULLN Engineering works to provide St Mary The Less Church, The Parochial Church Mrs Samantha YES 22.03.2012 drainage from proposed WC Winchester Road, Chilbolton, Council Owen CHILBOLTON to sewer Stockbridge Hampshire SO20 20.04.2012 6BQ 12/00652/RESN Erection of 156 dwellings and Land At East Anton, Smannell Taylor Wimpey Mr Jason Owen YES 19.03.2012 garages and associated Road, Smannell, Hampshire Southern Counties 20.04.2012 SMANNELL works (parcel A of TVN.09258) Week Ending: 23rd March 2012 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 12/00669/LBWN Restoration, re-building and Rose Cottage, Upton, Andover, Mr John Hall Mrs Samantha YES 20.03.2012 repair of existing cottage Hampshire SP11 0JP Owen HURSTBOURNE following fire damage, 20.04.2012 TARRANT including some alterations to the internal layout, the alteration to some windows and doors and the provision of a log store on the south elevation 12/00676/TREEN Reduce 1 Yew to hedge 2 Rookery Cottages, The Hill, Mrs R Pennells Mrs Jan Olverson 21.03.2012 height Hurstbourne Tarrant, Andover 13.04.2012 HURSTBOURNE Hampshire SP11 0AE TARRANT 12/00556/FULLN Conversion of detached Eastfield House, Forton, Mr Roger Pullen Mrs Samantha YES 19.03.2012 garage into an annex to Longparish, Andover Owen LONGPARISH provide additional Hampshire SP11 6NN 20.04.2012 accommodation 12/00376/FULLN Installation of septic tank South Down Farm, Mount Mr Jeremy Fradgley Mrs Kate Chapman YES 23.03.2012 Carmel Road, Palestine, 17.04.2012 OVER WALLOP Andover Hampshire SP11 7ES 12/00682/TREEN Reduce top and sides of Fir The Rectory, Chalkcroft Lane, Revd Jill Bentall Mr Alistair Jeans 22.03.2012 by 3m, reduce hedge at front Penton Mewsey, Andover 13.04.2012 PENTON MEWSEY of property by 3m exempt Hampshire SP11 0RD works Week Ending: 23rd March 2012 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 12/00647/FULLN Retrospective application for April Cottage, Foundry Road, Mr & Mrs Desmond Mrs Kate Chapman YES 21.03.2012 the erection of a timber Anna Valley, Andover Gale 20.04.2012 UPPER CLATFORD outbuilding Hampshire SP11 7LR 12/00658/FULLN Demolish garage and garden Manor Farm Cottage, Vernham Mr And Mrs David Silk Miss Kate YES 23.03.2012 store and erect double Street, Andover, Hampshire Thompson VERNHAM DEAN garage and enlarged garden SP11 0EW 20.04.2012 store with associated external works 12/00634/FULLN 2 storey extension on site of 1 Hill Cottages, Winchester Mr And Mrs Stuart Mrs Kate Chapman YES 21.03.2012 existing single storey Road, Wherwell, Andover Oliver 20.04.2012 WHERWELL extension to provide kitchen, Hampshire SP11 7HZ family room, utility and shower room with bedroom and bathroom accommodation over, erection of porch, provision of retaining walls, and enlargement of parking area 12/00683/FULLS Replacement of existing gas Larkspur, 23 Straight Mile, Mr Roger Holt Mr David Wheeler YES 19.03.2012 fired swimming pool heater Ampfield, Romsey Hampshire 16.04.2012 AMPFIELD with low energy heat pump in SO51 9BB same position as existing heater Week Ending: 23rd March 2012 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 12/00684/FULLS 2 storey rear and side Thurston House, Danes Road, Mr Phillip Stimson Mr David Wheeler YES 21.03.2012 addition, rear single storey Awbridge, Romsey Hampshire 17.04.2012 AWBRIDGE addition, raise roof to garage SO51 0HL and new front dormer 12/00665/TREES Fell one Ash Aylesbury House, Horsebridge Mr Yinnon Ezra Mr Alistair Jeans YES 20.03.2012 Road, Broughton, Stockbridge 12.04.2012 BROUGHTON Hampshire SO20 8BD 12/00639/FULLS To erect gate posts at the High Corner, Dene Close, Ms Ann-Louise Mr Paul Goodman YES 21.03.2012 existing entrances from Pine Chilworth, Southampton Hancock 16.04.2012 CHILWORTH Walk and Dene Close. Hampshire SO16 7HL Boundary fence will join Pine Walk gate post (planning permission 11/00461/FULLS refers). From the gate post (right hand Pine Walk looking south) build wall with integral gate to meet house, wall detail to match sill design on house 12/00552/FULLS Rear single storey extension, Red Cottage, East Tytherley Miss Jo Frampton Mrs Sacha Coen YES 19.03.2012 internal alterations and new Road, Lockerley, Romsey 13.04.2012 EAST TYTHERLEY conservatory. SO51 0LW Week Ending: 23rd March 2012 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 12/00504/VARS Variation of Condition 03 and Houghton Down Farm, Mr P Harding Mr David Wheeler YES 20.03.2012 04 of planning permission Salisbury Road, Houghton 12.04.2012 HOUGHTON TVS.01098/7 to allow outside Down, Hampshire storage of caravans, motor homes and boats. 12/00148/FULLS Demolition of existing Lockerley Green Stores, Mr Brian Shaw Mr Mark Wyatt YES 19.03.2012 redundant outbuildings and Lockerley Green, Lockerley, 20.04.2012 LOCKERLEY the formation of 2 no. Romsey Hampshire SO51 0JN bedroom semi detached dwellings on land to rear of the stores. 12/00394/FULLS Single storey front extension The Old Bakehouse Cottage, Mr J Davies Mrs Kate YES 21.03.2012 to provide a garden room Lockerley Green, Lockerley, McLoughlin LOCKERLEY Romsey Hampshire SO51 0JN 17.04.2012 12/00672/FULLS Proposed 2 additional car Plot 23, Rudd Lane, Mr Stuart Forrester Mrs Georgina 22.03.2012 parking spaces to front of Michelmersh, Romsey Wright MICHELMERSH Plot 23 of approved scheme Hampshire SO51 0AF 17.04.2012 AND TIMSBURY under 09/02640/FULLS 12/00614/FULLS Proposed alterations and 69 Ringwood Drive, North Mr V Fry Mr Adam Stickland YES 20.03.2012 extensions and garden store. Baddesley, Southampton, 13.04.2012 NORTH Hampshire SO52 9GR BADDESLEY Week Ending: 23rd March 2012 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 12/00561/FULLS Replacement single storey Swanhurst , Routs Way, Mr Keith Petley Mr David Wheeler YES 21.03.2012 extension to rear elevation to Rownhams, Southampton 17.04.2012 NURSLING AND provide summer room and SO16 8JG ROWNHAMS utility room. Conversion of loft space to habitable accommodation with front and rear dormers. 12/00601/FULLS Retrospective application for Yard No. 1, Station Road, Mr J Williams, Williams Mr Paul Goodman YES 21.03.2012 use of the land for siting of Nursling, Southampton Shipping Transport Ltd 20.04.2012 NURSLING AND demountable offices and Hampshire SO16 0YD ROWNHAMS toilet block 12/00685/TPOS Reduce 1 Ash 11 Hann Road, Rownhams, Mr Alexander Tennant Miss Rachel Cooke 22.03.2012 Southampton, Hampshire 13.04.2012 NURSLING AND SO16 8LN ROWNHAMS
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