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Local Development Division Planning Applications LD - Allocated Applications Week starting 11/10/2010 District Area Site Name Site Address Description Xpoint Ypoint Proposal Received Prev.History Consultee / LO Member Date to Deadline Date & Comments Officer Date Adur District Southern ADC/280/09 Kingston Barn, St Julians 523532 105249 Conv of barn into 4 dwellings (3 x 1-bed & 1 x 2- 08-Oct-2010 Re-cons: ex MVR SRU (LO) Paul Graysmark 12-Oct-2010 29-Oct-2010 Council Area Lane, Shoreham-by-Sea, bed) with 5 pkg spaces on land to east M.V. Rowan (Kingston Buci) Office West Sussex John Mills Adur District Southern ADC/350/10 Surry Arms, 388, Brighton 521948 105129 2 x 2-bed 3 storey houses at rear of site. 11-Oct-2010 ADC/11/10 (Lucy/SRU) SRU (LO) Brian Coomber 14-Oct-2010 01-Nov-2010 Council Area Road, Shoreham-by-Sea, Adam Ch. (S106) (Shoreham) Office West Sussex Adur District Southern ADC/377/10 58, Rosslyn Road, 522101 105397 Extension of pitched roof (including front, rear and 11-Oct-2010 ADC/0008/10 SRU (LO) Paul Graysmark 14-Oct-2010 01-Nov-2010 Council Area Shoreham-by-Sea, West West side dormers) to form additional single- (Lucy/SRU) (Kingston Buci) Office Sussex, BN43 6WP occupancy ensuite bedrooms (increasing number of bedrooms from 22 to 25) Arun District Western A/132/10 2, Meadowside, Angmering, 507075 104845 New dwelling adjoining No 2 Meadowside. 08-Oct-2010 PROW: F/Path - 2151/1 SRU (LO) Deborah Urquhart 12-Oct-2010 29-Oct-2010 Council Area West Sussex, BN16 4BN (Angmering & Office Findon) Arun District Western A/86/10 Lansdowne, Mayflower Way, 507021 103474 Approval of details reserved by conditions 2, 4, 6, 07-Oct-2010 Re-cons: ex M. Bartle SRU (LO) Deborah Urquhart 12-Oct-2010 28-Oct-2010 Council Area Angmering, West Sussex 11 & 12 of A/114/04. (Angmering & Office PROW: F/Path - 2127 Findon) Arun District Western AB/100/10 70, Tarrant Street, Arundel, 501523 106916 Disabled wet room to rear of building, dropped 12-Oct-2010 AB/51/10/L (M.V. SRU (LO) Nigel Peters 14-Oct-2010 02-Nov-2010 Council Area West Sussex, BN18 9DN kerb at front of house to form disabled access. Rowan) John Mills (Arundel & Wick) Office Arun District Western AB/109/10/L St. Wilfrids Arundel Priory, 2, 501700 107215 LBC for internal alterations to Room 21 to form 12-Oct-2010 AB/37/10/L (M.V. M.V. Rowan (LO) Nigel Peters 14-Oct-2010 02-Nov-2010 Council Area London Road, Arundel, West ensuite WC and relocation of internal access Rowan) (Arundel & Wick) Office Sussex, BN18 9BZ door. Arun District Western BE/105/10 346, Chichester Road, 492102 100984 OUT app. with some matters reserved for erection 12-Oct-2010 BE/127/05 (K. Comins) SRU (LO) Simon McDougal 14-Oct-2010 02-Nov-2010 Council Area Bognor Regis, West Sussex, of terrace of 4 No. 2 bedroom houses. John Mills (Bersted) Office PO21 5BX Arun District Western BE/110/10 Land South of, Shripney 493580 102370 Approval of details reserved by conditions 3 and 6 07-Oct-2010 BE/42/10 (Jamie/SRU) SRU (LO) Simon McDougal 12-Oct-2010 28-Oct-2010 Council Area Garden Caravan Park, of BE/42/10. (Bersted) Office Shripney Lane, Bognor PROW: F/Path - 149 Regis, West Sussex, PO22 9NS Arun District Western BE/122/10 Site 6, Chichester Road, 492193 101518 Erection of 373 dwellings, with associated access, 14-Oct-2010 BE/58/10 (M.B.) M. Bartle (LO) Simon McDougal 18-Oct-2010 04-Nov-2010 Council Area North Bersted, West Sussex landscaping & engineering works, in substitution Pre-App (P. J-Cole) Harvey Rogers (Bersted) Office for details previously approved as reserved Duncan Barratt matters pursuant to outline planning permission PROW: F/path 139 Chris Meeus BE/45/04 (representing an increase of 106 Don Baker dwellings over that previously approved) - This John Mills application is accompanied by an Environmental Roni Craddock Impact Assessment Adam Ch (S106) Arun District Western BR/275/10/L 11, The Steyne, Bognor 493278 98831 LBC for installation of matching replacement bay 07-Oct-2010 - M.V. Rowan (LO) Paul Wells 12-Oct-2010 28-Oct-2010 Council Area Regis, West Sussex, PO21 windows in timber. (Bognor Regis West Office 1TY & Aldwick) Arun District Western BR/297/10 Land Adjacent To, 6, 492270 99285 Erection of 1 No. 4 bed dwelling. 08-Oct-2010 - SRU (LO) Paul Wells 12-Oct-2010 29-Oct-2010 Council Area Parkway, Bognor Regis, (Bognor Regis West Office West Sussex, PO21 2XR & Aldwick) Arun District Western FN/58/10 Land at corner of, Paddock 512397 108603 1 x 3-bed residential dwelling with double garage 14-Oct-2010 FN/29/07 (I.G.) SRU / Lucy (LO) Deborah Urquhart 14-Oct-2010 04-Nov-2010 Council Area Way and, Nepcote Lane, & formation of new junction with highway (Angmering & Office Findon, West Sussex, BN14 Paddock Way = P(305) Findon) 0TX Arun District Western FN/65/10 Old Stocks, 3 & 4, Nepcote 512260 108740 Continued use of units as 2 x self-contained flats 15-Oct-2010 FN - 5/04 & 62/05 (K.C.) SRU (LO) Deborah Urquhart 18-Oct-2010 05-Nov-2010 Council Area Lane, Findon, West Sussex, (1 x 1-bed and 1 x studio) (Angmering & Office BN14 0SF Findon) Arun District Western LU/229/10 Windroos Nursery, Worthing 503576 103428 Outline application for redevelopment of site: 11-Oct-2010 Re-cons: ex Cian C. Cian Cronin (LO) Nigel Peters 12-Oct-2010 01-Nov-2010 Council Area Road, Littlehampton, West Demolition of 2 bungalows, workshop, John Mills (Arundel & Wick) Office Sussex, BN17 6LY glasshouses and incidental development with Don Baker erection of 91 dwellings with improved means of Roni Craddock access onto Worthing Road (including closure of Dave Lambert existing 2 accesses) with all other matters George Parker reserved. Henry Moyo 86 Applications 1 of 7 LD - Allocated Applications Week starting 11/10/2010 District Area Site Name Site Address Description Xpoint Ypoint Proposal Received Prev.History Consultee / LO Member Date to Deadline Date & Comments Officer Date Arun District Western LU/311/10/L 9, South Terrace, 503616 101513 LBC for proposed internal alterations to remove 14-Oct-2010 - M.V. Rowan (LO) Dr. James Walsh 18-Oct-2010 04-Nov-2010 Council Area Littlehampton, West Sussex, non-leadbearing walls, increase width of an (Littlehampton East) Office BN17 5NZ opening, remove arched alcoves, remove one door opening, remove external fire escape staircase & redundant chimney. Replacement of wrought iron railings and a central heating system. Arun District Western LU/316/10/A Manor House, Church 503006 102109 1 x non-illuminated freestanding steel sign. 13-Oct-2010 LU/191/08 (M.V. Rowan) SRU (LO) David Britton 14-Oct-2010 03-Nov-2010 Council Area Street, Littlehampton, West (Littlehampton Office Sussex, BN17 5EW Town) Arun District Western LU/329/10 1, Horsham Road West, 503638 102811 2 storey extension and loft conversion 11-Oct-2010 - SRU (LO) David Britton 14-Oct-2010 01-Nov-2010 Council Area Littlehampton, West Sussex, (Littlehampton Office BN17 6DL Town) Arun District Western R/215/10/A 129, South Parade, The 505362 102226 1 no. internally illuminated fascia sign, 1 no. 06-Oct-2010 South Parade = D(103) SRU (LO) Graham Tyler 12-Oct-2010 27-Oct-2010 Council Area Street, Rustington, West internally illuminated circular projecting box sign & (Rustington) Office Sussex, BN16 3DN 1 no. internally illuminated circular sign behind glazing. Arun District Western WSCC/095/10/FG Hangleton Nursery, 508945 103535 Continued use as a facility for production of 11-Oct-2010 FG/CP1/08 (N.G.) Ian Gledhill (LO) Peter Evans 14-Oct-2010 01-Nov-2010 Council Area Hangleton Lane, Ferring, compost from green waste for a temporary period Roni Craddock (East Preston & Office CP Application West Sussex, BN12 6PP of 2 years as previosuly approved under FG/62/03 CP Officer: Ferring) which expired 30th June 2006 Chris Bartlett Arun District Western Y/77/10 (L) Lake Dell, Maypole Lane, 497837 104348 Construction of a single detached 1 and a half 08-Oct-2010 - SRU (LO) Christina Coleman 12-Oct-2010 29-Oct-2010 Council Area Yapton, West Sussex, BN18 storey 3 bedroom house and detached garage. M.V. Rowan (Middleton) Office 0DR Chichester Western BO/4359/10 Broadfield, Oak Park Lane, 482261 103466 Form a new vehicular access into paddock. 08-Oct-2010 - SRU (LO) Louise Goldsmith 12-Oct-2010 29-Oct-2010 District Area Bosham, Chichester, West (Chichester West) Council Office Sussex, PO18 8EX Chichester Western CC/4451/10 35A, Pound Farm Road, 487240 104850 Two new three bedroom houses. 08-Oct-2010 CC/2852/10 SRU (LO) Andrew Smith 12-Oct-2010 29-Oct-2010 District Area Chichester, West Sussex, (Jamie/SRU) (Chichester East) Council Office PO19 2LU Chichester Western CC/4583/10 43, Bognor Road, 487249 104563 Extension of time limit of CC/07/04096/FUL. 12-Oct-2010 CC/253/10 (Jamie/SRU) SRU (LO) Andrew Smith 14-Oct-2010 02-Nov-2010 District Area Chichester, West Sussex, Extension and COU to provide 2 no. 2 bedroom (Chichester East) Council Office PO19 7TG flats. Chichester Western CH/4552/10 Maybush, Cot Lane, 478747 105245 COU to community woodland and associated 12-Oct-2010 - Don Baker (LO) Mark Dunn 14-Oct-2010 02-Nov-2010 District Area Chidham, Chichester, West paths, importation of soil and access Ian Gledhill (Bourne) Council Office Sussex, PO18 8SP improvements. Chichester Western ED/4548/10 New House Farm, 490706 114152 Use of land for tented camping and stationing of 12-Oct-2010 ED/3597/10 (PE) SRU (LO) Mike Hall 14-Oct-2010 02-Nov-2010 District Area Newhouse Lane, East Dean, camper vans for human habitation and provision (Liam/SRU) Roni Craddock (Chichester North) Council Office Chichester, West Sussex, of ancillary facilities between the Saturday before PO18 0NJ Easter and 30th September each calendar year.
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