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Planning Services TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL – PLANNING SERVICES _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY LIST OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND NOTIFICATIONS : NO. 35 Week Ending: 1st September 2017 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 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 Head of Planning and Building Beech Hurst Weyhill Road ANDOVER SP10 3AJ 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 17/02266/FULLN Construction of stables with Willow Farm, Monxton Road, Mr P Batten Mr Luke Benjamin YES 01.09.2017 store, tack room and Red Post Bridge, Andover 27.09.2017 ABBOTTS ANN feed/bedding bays; Hampshire SP11 8BT construction of manure clamp and hardstanding 17/02268/FULLN Change of land use from Land Rear Of Estcourt, Picket Mr Michael Cleveland, Miss Emma Jones YES 29.08.2017 public open space to Piece, Andover, Hampshire David Wilson Homes 22.09.2017 ANDOVER TOWN residential garden SP11 6ND (ST MARYS) 17/02191/FULLN Retention of shed/summer Tudor Cottage , Joys Lane, Mr Jonathan Rowles Mr Luke Benjamin YES 29.08.2017 house Chilbolton, SO20 6BB 29.09.2017 CHILBOLTON 17/02252/VARN To vary condition 13 Larkfield House, Drove Road, Mr James Sharp Mrs Samantha 30.08.2017 (approved plans) of Chilbolton, Stockbridge Owen CHILBOLTON 16/02790/VARN (Demolition Hampshire SO20 6AD 23.09.2017 of existing and erection of replacement dwelling and double garage) to replace approved drawing 36031/01/P2 with 366031/01/P6 - Increase ground floor footprint to allow for larger kitchen and re- locate garage Week Ending: 1st September 2017 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 17/02257/TREEN Fell up to 10 trees per year Littleton Manor, Fyfield, Mr Hugh Flambert Mr Rory Gogan 29.08.2017 and fell 2-3 trees in corrals Andover, Hampshire SP11 8ES 20.09.2017 KIMPTON for every 8-10 originally 17/02256/FULLN Two storey rear extension Spring Cottage, Harewood Mr R Mitchener Mr Luke Benjamin 29.08.2017 providing new family room Forest Industrial Estate, 25.09.2017 LONGPARISH with bedroom over Longparish Road, Wherwell Andover Hampshire 17/02235/PDQN Notification for Prior Approval Haycorns Farm, Mount Carmel Mr D Stevens Mr Luke Benjamin 31.08.2017 under Class Q - Change use Road, Palestine, Andover 22.09.2017 OVER WALLOP of poultry sheds to 3 three Hampshire SP11 7ES bedroom dwellings 17/02262/FULLN Construct a single storey 4 Elizabeth Mews , Short Lane, Mr And Mrs Kathryn Miss Katherine 31.08.2017 pitch roof side extension to Penton Harroway, SP11 8FE And Simon Sampson- Dowle PENTON MEWSEY provide kitchen and dining Bridgen 23.09.2017 area 17/02280/TREEN T1 - Apple - Reduce lower Beeches Farmhouse, High Mr Simon Rickwood Mr Rory Gogan 31.08.2017 limb by 1.5 to 2m and thin Street, Vernham Dean, 22.09.2017 VERNHAM DEAN canopy by 15%, T2 - Field Andover Hampshire SP11 0LD Maple - Fell, T3 - Scotts Pine - Fell, T4 - Sycamore - Fell, T5 - Ash - Fell, T6 - Field Maple - Fell, G1 - Holly - Fell 15-20 to ground level, G2 - Cherry - Fell 15-20 to ground level. Week Ending: 1st September 2017 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 17/02134/TREEN 1 x Ash - Reduce spread by The Mill House And Gravel Mr Anthony Marsh Mr Rory Gogan 29.08.2017 2m. 1 x Lime (Gravel House) House, Mill Lane, Wherwell, 20.09.2017 WHERWELL - Reduce spread by 2m. 4 x Andover Hampshire SP11 7JH Willow - Reduce height by 6m. 17/02288/LBWN Repoint external brick and 32 High Street, Wherwell, Mr James Taylor Mr Luke Benjamin YES 01.09.2017 flint walls Andover, Hampshire SP11 7JG 29.09.2017 WHERWELL 17/02126/FULLS Erection of a stable block Land To The Rear Of Spring Mr Kevin Finch Mr Graham Melton 30.08.2017 with a permeable track Field, Awbridge, Romsey, 22.09.2017 AWBRIDGE Hampshire SO51 0SF 17/01998/TREES T1 - Yew - Reduce in height Chalk Bank Cottage, North Mrs Louise Payne Mr Rory Gogan YES 01.09.2017 by maximum of 3 metres and End, Broughton, Stockbridge 22.09.2017 BROUGHTON prune sides by 1.5 metres, Hampshire SO20 8AN T2 - Ash - Crown lift to 5 metres and reduce long limb growing towards house by 2 metres, T3 - Horse Chestnut - Crown lift to 5 metres and reduce canopy all over by a maximum of 2 metres, T4 and T5 - Ash - Crown lift to 5 metres and crown clean by dead wooding Week Ending: 1st September 2017 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 17/02269/TREES T1 - Ash - Reduce height by 2 Firtree Cottages, Horsebridge Mr Gary Collins Mr Rory Gogan 30.08.2017 3m and reduce lateral limbs Road, Broughton, Stockbridge 20.09.2017 BROUGHTON back into canopy Hampshire SO20 8BD 17/02265/TPOS Carry out various tree works Benham Campus, Chilworth Bunday Mr Rory Gogan 31.08.2017 as described in application Laboratories, Manor Road, 22.09.2017 CHILWORTH Chilworth Southampton Hampshire 17/02282/TPOS Fell 1 x birch Saxon Lodge, 34 Hadrian Way, Mrs Kaur Mr Rory Gogan 30.08.2017 Chilworth, Southampton 22.09.2017 CHILWORTH Hampshire SO16 7HX 17/02234/FULLS Single storey side/front Inglewood , Manor Farm Lane, Mr And Mrs Whitton Mr Graham Melton YES 31.08.2017 extension Michelmersh, SO51 0NT 22.09.2017 MICHELMERSH AND TIMSBURY 17/02255/TPOS Carry out various tree works Emer Close, North Baddesley, Mr Chris Roche Mr Rory Gogan 29.08.2017 as described in schedule SO52 9DE, 20.09.2017 NORTH submitted with application BADDESLEY Week Ending: 1st September 2017 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 17/02287/FULLS Two storey side extension to 20 Brownhill Road, North Mr And Mrs C Blishen Mr Jacob Cooke 01.09.2017 form sitting room with Baddesley, SO52 9EZ, 27.09.2017 NORTH bedroom over BADDESLEY 17/02259/FULLS Erection of 2 no. dwellings Bargain Farm , Frogmore Lane, Mr Paul Thomas Mr Paul Goodman YES 30.08.2017 together with associated car Nursling, SO16 0XS 29.09.2017 NURSLING AND parking and landscaping ROWNHAMS 17/02273/FULLS Installation of roof lights to 6 Chambers Close, Nursling, Mr And Mrs Bhandari Mrs Sacha Coen 31.08.2017 new pitched roof SO16 0TA, 25.09.2017 NURSLING AND ROWNHAMS 17/02245/TPOS T1 Birch - Fell. T2 Oak - Lakeside , Straight Mile, Mr Neil Radley Mr Rory Gogan 29.08.2017 Reduce side back by 2 Ampfield, SO51 9BA 20.09.2017 ROMSEY EXTRA metres, remove major deadwood. 17/02248/FULLS Two storey side extension 32 Seward Rise, Romsey, Mr And Mrs Ashley And Mr Graham Melton 29.08.2017 over and to rear of existing SO51 8PE, Leah Little 21.09.2017 ROMSEY TOWN single attached garage (TADBURN) Week Ending: 1st September 2017 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 17/02215/FULLS Retention of replacement 27 Kielder Close, Chandlers Mr Michael Shepherd Mr Jacob Cooke 28.08.2017 garden shed Ford, Eastleigh, Hampshire 22.09.2017 VALLEY PARK SO53 4RL 17/02251/FULLS Single storey side/rear Hillview, Dean Road, West Mr And Mrs Peters Mr Jacob Cooke 29.08.2017 extension to provide Tytherley, Salisbury Hampshire 29.09.2017 WEST TYTHERLEY enlarged bedroom and SP5 1NR AND kitchen/family room FRENCHMOOR 17/02086/FULLS Change of use of land to two Land To The South-West Of Messrs Russett, Mrs Sarah Appleton YES 31.08.2017 showman's plots and Halls Wood, Gardeners Lane, Hughes And Hughes 23.09.2017 WELLOW associated ground works East Wellow, Romsey (part retrospective) Hampshire SO51 6BB Week Ending: 1st September 2017 .
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