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TUESDAY 17Th SEPTEMBER 2019 at 9.15Am CRANBROOK & SISSINGHURST PARISH COUNCIL Mrs. L Ham, The Old Fire Station, Clerk, Stone Street, Tel: 01580 713112 Cranbrook, Kent e-mail:[email protected] TN17 3HF 12th September 2019 Dear Sir/Madam, A Meeting of the PLANNING AND PRESERVATION MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE will be held in the Addison VC Room on TUESDAY 17th SEPTEMBER 2019 at 9.15am The business to be transacted at the meeting is shown on the Agenda Yours faithfully, Clerk Declaration of Interests, Dispensations, Predetermination or Lobbying: Members are required to declare any interests, dispensations, predetermination or lobbying on items on this agenda. Members are reminded that changes to the Register of Interests should be notified to the Clerk. PLANNING APPLICATIONS: 19/02170/OUT Land adjacent to Hartley Gate Farmhouse Hartley Road Cranbrook Kent Outline (Appearance, Landscaping, Layout and Scale Reserved) – Erection of up to 27 dwellings, with associated access, parking and landscaping. 19/02098/FULL & 19/02099/LBC Hallwood Farm, Hawkhurst Road, Cranbrook, Kent. Replacement substandard foul system and install sewage treatment plant; erection of timber five bar gate for driveway and parking; change of use of land to residential where access enters garden off privately owned access road; internal alterations. 19/02207/FULL 12 Milkhouse Cottages, Sissinghurst, Cranbrook, Kent. Two storey side extension in place of existing single storey side extension 19/02081/FULL Mayhouse Farm Camden Hill Sissinghurst Cranbrook Kent TN17 2AR Conversion of existing outbuilding to annex for use ancillary to the main dwelling 19/02077/FULL 23 High Street, Cranbrook, Kent TN17 3EE Replacement of existing Fascia, projecting, works to include the preparation and decoration of existing Shopfront 19/02078/ADV 23 High Street, Cranbrook, Kent, TN17 3EE Advertisement - New Fascia and Projecting sign to new NBS branding 19/02166/FULL Barn At, Course Horn Lane, Cranbrook, Kent, TN17 3NP Conversion of Coursehorn Dutch Barn to three residential dwellings together with parking and landscaping. 19/01766/FULL Camden Villa, Wilsley Pound, Sissinghurst, Cranbrook, TN17 2HR Single-storey extension to existing outbuilding and change of use to create beauty salon. 19/02136/FULL Dulwich Preparatory School Coursehorn Lane Cranbrook Kent TN17 3NP Demolition of existing buildings and erection of 9 No. dwellings with associated landscaping and parking 19/02169/FULL Colliers Green C of E Primary School Colliers Green Road Cranbrook Kent TN17 2LR Creation of hardstanding for car park (retrospective) 19/02263/FULL Flats 12, 14, 15 and 16 Skinner Gardens, Sissinghurst Cranbrook TN17 2JZ Replacement of all elevation windows with new UPVC double glazed casement style windows to match existing styles and open sizes; replacement of flat entrance doors with new composite permadoor (styles to be agreed); replacement of rear and side garden doors with new UPVC double glazed sliding French doors and 2XG style doors to match existing. 19/02177/LBC Baptist Chapel St David’s Bridge Cranbrook Kent TN17 3HN Listed Building Consent: Change of porch roof material from lead to Terned Stainless Steel or a “Topseal” grey coloured fibreglass. 19/02302/FULL Camden House Sissinghurst Road Sissinghurst Kent TN17 2HW Proposed garden pavilion and associated landscape works with garden to rear of Camden House 19/02134/FULL Oakhurst Farm Turnden Road Cranbrook Kent TN17 3QL Alterations and conversion of part of existing workshop to a single dwelling house. 19/01990/FULL Sissinghurst Castle Gardens Biddenden Road Sissinghurst Kent TN17 2AB Hard standing storage for forestry and garden maintenance of Sissinghurst Castle Garden 19/02337/FULL 3 Wheatfield Way Cranbrook Kent TN17 3LS Garage conversion to living accommodation. Rear single storey extension to replace conservatory, with raised patio. Erection of detached garage to side. 19/01783/FULL Tilsden Tilsden Lane Cranbrook Kent TN17 3PJ Removal of greenhouse and erection to timber clad garden shed. 19/02327/FULL 4 Shepherds Cottages Causton Road Cranbrook Kent TN17 3ES Two storey rear extension to existing dwelling. Erection of side porch extension. 19/02255/FULL 24 Wheatfield Way Cranbrook Kent TN17 3LX Removal of existing conservatory and erection of a single storey extension to rear. 19/02281/FULL Shepherds Holt Causton Road Cranbrook Kent TN17 3ER Loft conversion with 2no. dormer extension to front roof slope and, 2no rooflights; conversion of garage for ancillary use with erection of a canopy link; alterations to external windows and doors. 19/02182/LBC Hayselden Manor, The Common, Sissinghurst, Kent Listed Building Consent: Erection of extension to existing barn, to incorporate emergency escape stairwell from underground car park TREES: 19/02208/TPO 12 Rammell Mews Cranbrook Kent TN17 3BQ Trees: YEW (T1) – Reduce by 1m overall and remove dead wood CORRESPONDENCE: Request from TWBC Street Naming and Numbering – Hurstway Construction Site. BRICK KILN AVISORY GROUP: Notes of Meeting held on 3 September 2019 TURNDEN ADVISORY GROUP: Notes of Meeting held on 28 August 2019 TRAINING: DECISIONS: ITEMS FOR INFORMATION: .
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