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FOREST HEATH DISTRICT COUNCIL PLANNING AND REGULATORY SERVICES DECISIONS WEEK ENDING 16 NOVEMBER 2018 PLEASE NOTE THE DECISIONS LIST RUN FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY EACH WEEK DC/18/1896/TPO TPO/1991/14 - Tree Preservation Order - 8 Walton Way DECISION: Silver Birch (T2) Pine - Fell Brandon Approve Application IP27 0HP DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Mr Chris Harvey Delegated ISSUED DATED: 13 Nov 2018 WARD: Brandon West PARISH: Brandon DC/18/1445/FUL Planning Application - (i) 1no. temporary Jeagor Farm Lakes DECISION: dwelling (log cabin) for Water Bailiff; (ii) Eriswell Road Withdrawn/ Abandoned change of use from agricultural land to car Holywell Row DECISION TYPE: park for fishing lakes and (iii) associated Suffolk Withdrawn access works IP28 8NB ISSUED DATED: 13 Nov 2018 APPLICANT: Jeagor Farm Lakes - Miss WARD: Eriswell And The Anita Jenner Rows AGENT: Brown & Co - Mr Simon J Gilbey PARISH: Beck Row MRICS DC/18/1919/TPO TPO092(1967) - Tree Preservation Order - 2 And 2A The Pines DECISION: 5no. Scots Pine (T3, T6, T8, T10, T11 on Holywell Row Approve Application plan and within area G1 on order) - Fell IP28 8LU DECISION TYPE: Delegated APPLICANT: Ms M Driver - Pemberley ISSUED DATED: Residential Homes Ltd 16 Nov 2018 AGENT: Mr B Hallinan - Ligna Consultancy WARD: Eriswell And The Ltd. Rows PARISH: Beck Row DC/18/1742/FUL Planning Application - Change of use of a Shopping Centre, Unit 1 DECISION: A2 (Financial and professional services) Earls Field Approve Application unit to A3 (Restaurant and cafe) and A5 Raf Lakenheath DECISION TYPE: unit (Hot food takeaway). IP27 9RX Delegated ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Earlsfield Sarl 14 Nov 2018 AGENT: Ashley Broughton WARD: Eriswell And The Rows PARISH: Eriswell Parish DC/18/1743/ADV Application for Advertisement Consent - (i) Shopping Centre, Unit 1 DECISION: 1no. non-illuminated replacement fascia Earls Field Approve Application sign (ii) 1no. non-illuminated signage to Raf Lakenheath DECISION TYPE: glazed area of front elevation IP27 9RX Delegated ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Earlsfield Sarl 14 Nov 2018 AGENT: Ashley Broughton WARD: Eriswell And The Rows PARISH: Eriswell Parish DC/18/1915/FUL Planning Application - Extension for a Rectory Cottage DECISION: further two years of temporary change of Church Lane Approve Application use of single dwelling house (C3) to Class Freckenham DECISION TYPE: B1(a) office use IP28 8JF Delegated ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Mr Nicholas Woolley - Woolley 16 Nov 2018 Project Mangement Limited WARD: Manor AGENT: Cecil Elliston Ball - Town Planning PARISH: Freckenham Intelligence (EMAIL) DC/18/1472/FUL Planning Application - (i) 1no. detached Storage Buildings DECISION: onion storage barn and (ii) extension to Spey Farm Approve Application existing agricultural onion storage building Lakenheath Road DECISION TYPE: (iii) installation of 2 external gas tanks (iv) Icklingham Delegated provision of associated hardstanding. Suffolk ISSUED DATED: 12 Nov 2018 APPLICANT: Elveden Farms Ltd WARD: Iceni AGENT: Mr Lorenzo Pandolfi - RPS PARISH: Icklingham 2. DC/18/0135/RM Reserved Matters Application - Submission Land Adjacent To Cock Inn DECISION: of details under DC/14/2203/OUT - the Bury Road Approve Application means of appearance, landscaping, layout Kentford DECISION TYPE: and scale for the construction of 30no. Suffolk Committee dwellings with associated access ISSUED DATED: 14 Nov 2018 APPLICANT: Hopkins And Moore WARD: South (Developments) Limited - Mr Chris Smith PARISH: Kentford DC/18/1878/HH Householder Planning Application - 1.5 Prospect Cottage DECISION: storey side extension with accommodation Herringswell Road Approve Application over a triple cart lodge. Kentford DECISION TYPE: CB8 7QS Delegated APPLICANT: Mr Stephan Darling ISSUED DATED: AGENT: Mr William Kane 12 Nov 2018 WARD: South PARISH: Kentford DC/18/0637/FUL Planning Application - 3no dwellings and Land Rear Of 15 High DECISION: associated garages Street Approve Application Back Street DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Mr Derek Palmer Lakenheath Delegation Panel AGENT: Mr Kevin Watts Suffolk ISSUED DATED: 15 Nov 2018 WARD: Lakenheath PARISH: Lakenheath DC/18/1201/HH Householder Planning Application - (i) Endfield House DECISION: Single storey side and rear extensions 6 Dumpling Bridge Lane Approve Application (following demolition of existing Lakenheath DECISION TYPE: conservatory), (ii) replacement garage (iii) IP27 9JU Delegation Panel single storey link extension between ISSUED DATED: garage and cottage, (iv) first floor rear 15 Nov 2018 extension to existing bedroom and (v) WARD: Lakenheath timber-framed open arbour to West side PARISH: Lakenheath elevation APPLICANT: Mr Nigel Clark 3. DC/18/1451/FUL Planning Application - Construction of The Firs DECISION: Mixed Use Unit Comprising: (i) Light Brandon Road Approve Application Industrial Unit (Use Class B1(c)) and (ii) Mildenhall DECISION TYPE: B8 Use Unit Suffolk Delegated IP28 7JQ ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Mr Roy Turner 15 Nov 2018 AGENT: Mr Kevin Watts WARD: Market PARISH: Mildenhall (EMAIL) DC/18/2046/OUT Outline Planning Application 17 Churchill Drive DECISION: (Appearance/Layout/Scale to be Mildenhall Withdrawn/ Abandoned considered) - 1no. dwelling IP28 7DA DECISION TYPE: Delegated APPLICANT: Mr David Tubby ISSUED DATED: AGENT: William Kane - 2 The Drawing 15 Nov 2018 Board WARD: Great Heath PARISH: Mildenhall (EMAIL) DC/18/1094/FUL Planning Application - single storey rear 3-4 St Marys Cottages DECISION: extension Church Lane Approve Application Newmarket DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Mr J Cunnington CB8 0HP Delegated AGENT: Mr Antony Smith ISSUED DATED: 14 Nov 2018 WARD: St. Mary's PARISH: Newmarket Town Council DC/18/1729/HH Householder Planning Application - 1no 76 St Philips Road DECISION: outbuilding (Retrospective) Newmarket Approve Application CB8 0EN DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Miss Aisling O'Neill Delegated ISSUED DATED: 12 Nov 2018 WARD: St. Mary's PARISH: Newmarket Town Council 4. DC/18/1779/FUL Planning Application - To demolish 75% of 59 High Street DECISION: the ground floor to allow a Newmarket Approve Application pedestrian/public passageway from the CB8 8NA DECISION TYPE: High street through to Palace House Delegated Museum. ISSUED DATED: 13 Nov 2018 APPLICANT: Richards, Unex Construction WARD: All Saints Ltd PARISH: Newmarket AGENT: Steve Richards Town Council DC/18/1824/TPO TPO0032(1960)- Tree Preservation Order - The Garden Cottage DECISION: Fell- 1no Cherry Tree (T1 on plan) and 1no 6 Argent Place Approve Application Silver Birch Tree (T2 on plan) (both within Newmarket DECISION TYPE: Area A1 of Order) CB8 7XG Delegation Panel ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs Basell 15 Nov 2018 AGENT: Mr Paul Goldsmith WARD: Severals PARISH: Newmarket Town Council DC/18/1901/HH Householder Planning Application - single 115 Freshfields DECISION: storey rear extension Newmarket Approve Application CB8 0EF DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs Adam &Magdalena Delegated Wawryszewicz ISSUED DATED: AGENT: Mr Michael Driver - MS2 15 Nov 2018 Architectural Consultants Ltd WARD: St. Mary's PARISH: Newmarket Town Council DC/18/1988/TPO TPO323(1973) - Tree Preservation Order - 12A The Hamiltons DECISION: 7no. Lime (T1, T2, T3, T4, T5, T6 and T7 Newmarket Approve Application on plan and within area G4 on order) - Re- CB8 0NF DECISION TYPE: pollard to previous pollard points Delegated ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Mr Merchant 13 Nov 2018 WARD: St. Mary's PARISH: Newmarket Town Council 5. DC/18/2047/TCA Trees in a Conservation Area Notification - Flint Cottage Stables DECISION: Fell - 2no Sycamore (T1 and T2 on plan) Rayes Lane No Objections and 2no Tree of Heaven (T3 andT4 on Newmarket DECISION TYPE: plan) CB8 7AB Delegated ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Mrs Tina 15 Nov 2018 AGENT: Mr Lee Greenacre WARD: Severals PARISH: Newmarket Town Council DC/18/2090/TCA Trees in a Conservation Area Notification - Rockley House DECISION: (i) 1no. Cherry Plum (T1 on plan) crown 36 Fitzroy Street No Objections reduce by 0.6 metres and crown lift over Newmarket DECISION TYPE: path to establish a ground clearance of 2.2 CB8 0JW Delegated metres; (ii) 1no. Silver Birch (T2 on plan) ISSUED DATED: remove epicormic growth; (iii) 1no. 15 Nov 2018 Sycamore (T3 on plan) remove damaged WARD: St. Mary's spurs and epicormic growth and (iv) 1no. PARISH: Newmarket Norway Maple (T4 on plan) and 1no. Town Council Sycamore (T5 on plan) crown lift over road by up to 5 metres APPLICANT: Ricketts AGENT: Mr Michael Downs - Gardenworks Tree Surgery Ltd DC/18/1727/FUL Planning Application - (i) Change of use of Chaise House Stables, DECISION: Thompsons Cottage to Holiday let in Stables Refuse Application association with equine consultancy The Green DECISION TYPE: business (ii) Creation of hard surfaced Tuddenham Delegation Panel tennis court IP28 6SD ISSUED DATED: 15 Nov 2018 APPLICANT: Dr Catherine Dunnett WARD: Iceni PARISH: Tuddenham Parish Council DC/18/1398/FUL Planning permission is sought for: (i) 1 Building Behind 21 DECISION: replacement dwelling (following demolition Mildenhall Road Approve Application of existing dwelling) (ii) change of use of Worlington DECISION TYPE: land to residential garden. Amended plans Suffolk Committee submitted 18.9.18 changing the elevations, ISSUED DATED: floorplan, curtilage and block plan 12 Nov 2018 WARD: Manor APPLICANT: Mr B Keane PARISH: Worlington AGENT: Mr Craig Farrow 6. .
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