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NEWS Template TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990, TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE) (ENGLAND) ORDER 2015, PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990 21/01533/LBC STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - Home Farm, Deane Road. Fitting of three external flood gates 21/01549/HOU STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - Braeburn Cottage, Deane Road. Installation of a flood divert gate on gateway 21/01547/HOU STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - 1 Orchard Cottages, Stokeinteignhead. Installation of a flood gate to prevent ingress of floodwater into the property 21/01535/LBC STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - 1 School Cottages, School Road. Fitting of external barriers on ingress routes, non-return values and a puddle pump system 21/01564/LBC STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - The Grange, Ivy Tree Hill. Installation of a timber two flood gates 21/01534/LBC STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - Holly Cottage, Stokeinteignhead. The fitting of a flood gates on ingress route and a puddle pump in order to eliminate water ingress during flooding 21/01553/HOU STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - The Old School, School Road. Installation of two flood gates 21/01546/HOU STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - 2 Orchard Cottages, Stokeinteignhead. Installation of flood divert gate 21/01548/HOU STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - 3 Orchard Cottages, Stokeinteignhead. Installation of a flood gate and a flood door 21/01552/HOU STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - Daylesford, Stokeinteignhead. Installation of two flood gates and a full port non-return valve 21/01558/HOU STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - Rendell, School Road. Installation of a floodgate 21/01591/LBC STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - Ye Old Bailey Farm, Deane Road. Wooden flood divert gates to front and side 21/01555/HOU STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - School House, School Road. Installation of two timber flood gates 21/01556/HOU STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - The Old Forge, Stokeinteignhead. Installation of timber flood gate, three flood doors, two smart airbricks, one 40 non-return valve and two puddle pumps 21/01554/HOU STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - Rose Cottage, School Road. Installation of two timber flood gates 21/01550/HOU STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - Coggins, School Road. Installation of a flood divert gate on gateway 21/01551/HOU STOKEINTEIGNHEAD - Mill Leat Farm, Deane Road. Installation of two flood gates 21/01526/LBC DAWLISH - Pooks Hill Cottage, 5 Holcombe Village. Works to first floor including remove stud partition wall between two bedrooms, relocate the three steps and door into the bedroom and infill the current opening, remove part of the bathroom/landing partition and forming a new door opening onto the landing, and installing a shower tray 21/01464/HOU CHUDLEIGH - 13 New Exeter Street, Chudleigh. Extend existing garden gym to create home office and storage 21/01527/MAJ CHUDLEIGH - The Oaks, Land Off Station Hill. Outline application for up to 2500sqm of commercial development (Class E) and associated works 21/01629/HOU TEDBURN ST MARY - Christie Cottage, Tedburn St Mary. Insertion of two conservation roof lights and new external door replacing window View applications online and make comments within 21 days of the date of this notice at www.teignbridge.gov.uk/planningonline. Your personal data will be processed in accordance with our full privacy policy viewable at www.teignbridge.gov.uk/privacy Date: 23 July 2021.
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