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Conservation Cases Processed by the Gardens Trust 18.07.2019 CONSERVATION CASES PROCESSED BY THE GARDENS TRUST 18.07.2019 This is a list of all the conservation consultations that The Gardens Trust has logged as receiving over the past week, consisting mainly, but not entirely, of planning applications. Cases in England are prefixed by ‘E’ and cases in Wales with ‘W’. When assessing this list to see which cases CGTs may wish to engage with, it should be remembered that the GT will only be looking at a very small minority. SITE COUNTY SENT BY REFERENCE TGT REF DATE GR PROPOSAL RESPONSE RECEIVED AD BY E ENGLAND Aldermaston Court Berkshire West 19/01293/FULEXT E19/0486 18/07/2019 II PLANNING APPLICATION and Listed 31/07/2019 Berkshire DC 19/01294/LBC2 Building Consent Conversion of Manor sent by CGT https://publicaccess.west House and Portland House to berks.gov.uk/online- residential use, the construction of applications/search.do?a extensions to Level 4 of Portland House ction=simple&searchTyp and the construction of two pavilions e=Application for residential use adjacent to Portland House to form a total of 229 residential apartments. Demolition of Oxford House and the cricket pavilion and improvements to the Registered Park and Garden. Associated works for car parking, landscaping and drainage. The Manor House Hotel and Conference Centre, Aldermaston Park, Aldermaston, Reading. RESIDENTIAL, BUILDING ALTERATION The Gropius Cambridge South S/2359/19/LB E19/0482 17/07/2019 N PLANNING APPLICATION LED Lighting 07/08/2019 Building, Impington shire Cambridge http://plan.scambs.gov.u Retrofit to the Gropius Building, shire DC k Identification of existing light fittings and replacement of non original fittings with energy efficient LED fittings. The Gropius Building, New Road, Impington CB24 9LX. MISCELLANEOUS Chatsworth Derbyshire Peak District NP/DDD/0619/0599 E19/0469 12/07/2019 I PLANNING APPLICATION Installation of 09/08/2019 NPA http://pam.peakdistrict.g two drystone wall sculptures in the ov.uk/ garden. Chatsworth House, Chatsworth. SCULPTURE/MONUMENT Chatsworth Derbyshire Peak District NP/DDD/0719/0752 E19/0484 17/07/2019 I PLANNING APPLICATION and Listed 14/08/2019 NPA NP/DDD/0719/0753 Builiding Consent To create a new http://pam.peakdistrict.g garden area associated with the Jack ov.uk/ Pond at Chatsworth, including a new pavilion, seating, a new pond, planting and a rill to link to the Trout Stream. Chatsworth House, Chatsworth HYBRID LEWESTON Dorset West Dorset WD/D/19/001635 E19/0477 16/07/2019 N PLANNING APPLICATION Listed Building 10/08/2019 SCHOOL, DC Dorset www.dorsetcouncil.gov.u Consent Refurbishment of existing SHERBORNE k/planning ground floor WC of St Anthony's Convent. Including forming new accessible WC within existing cubicle and forming additional WC within adjacent store cupboard; restoration of floors, walls, ceilings and joinery; replacement of existing late 20th century vanity unit; and new lighting. LEWESTON SCHOOL, LEWESTON, SHERBORNE DT9 6EN. EDUCATION [email protected] Queen Thorne Dorset West Dorset - E19/0478 16/07/2019 n/a NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN Queen Thorne - Neighbourhood DC Dorset Neighbourhood Area representing the Plan communities of Over Compton, Nether Compton, Sandford Orcas and Trent was formally designated 10.07.2019 : https://www.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk/neig hbourhood-plans-in-dorset Brighton and Hove East Sussex Brighton and - E19/0483 17/07/2019 n/a LOCAL PLAN Consultation on the 11/09/2019 CIL Hove CC proposed modifications to the CIL Draft Charging Schedule https://www.brighton- hove.gov.uk/content/planning/planning -policy/cil-examination-library Thorndon Hall Essex Brentwood 19/00981/FUL E19/0476 16/07/2019 II* PLANNING APPLICATION Install 2.5m 05/08/2019 BC http://publicaccess.brent high acoustic fence along the southern wood.gov.uk/online- half of the boundary Adj A128 applications/ Brentwood Road and replace and re- position entrance gates and posts. Park House, 259 Brentwood Road, Herongate, Brentwood, Essex CM13 3LH. BOUNDARY, ACCESS/GATES [email protected] Gloucestershire Gloucester Gloucester - E19/0474 16/07/2019 n/a LOCAL PLAN Main Modifications 11/09/2019 Minerals Local Plan shire shire CC Consultation https://gloucestershire- consult.objective.co.uk/portal/planning /mlp/mlp_main_mods/mods [email protected] 5 GREYLADYES, Hampshire Eastleigh BC H/19/86032 E19/0489 18/07/2019 N PLANNING APPLICATION Single storey 15/08/2019 SCHOOL ROAD, https://planning.eastleig rear extension. 5 GREYLADYES, SCHOOL BURSLEDON h.gov.uk/s/papplication/ ROAD, BURSLEDON, SOUTHAMPTON a1M4J000000Di8m/h198 SO31 8BX. BUILDING ALTERATION 6032 Mountbatten Hampshire Basingstoke 19/01860/FUL E19/0494 18/07/2019 II PLANNING APPLICATION Refurbishment 08/08/2019 House (formerly and Deane BC https://planning.basingst and renovation involving various Gateway House): oke.gov.uk/online- internal and external alterations, roof gardens and applications/ including revised parking arrangements, perimeter new entrance and landscaping works. landscaping Change of use of part of level 3 from Class B1(a) (Office) to Class A3 (Cafe). Mountbatten House, Basing View, Basingstoke, Hampshire. BUILDING ALTERATION Cedar House, Hertfordshire Welwyn 6/2019/1387/TC E19/0473 15/07/2019 N PLANNING APPLICATION Fell 1 x Oak 05/08/2019 Essendon Hatfield BC https://planning.welhat.g tree (T1). Reduce 1 x Oak tree (T2). ov.uk/Planning/Display/6 Cedar House, Essendon Place, High /2019/1387/TC?cuuid=0 Road, Essendon, Hatfield AL9 6GZ. D658FA4-5FC8-410C- TREES B32D-372D930670A9 64 Parkway, Hertfordshire Welwyn 6/2019/1749/TC E19/0490 18/07/2019 N PLANNING APPLICATION Fell 1 x Cherry 18/08/2019 Welwyn Garden Hatfield BC https://planning.welhat.g tree. 64 Parkway, Welwyn Garden City City ov.uk/Planning/Display/6 AL8 6HH. TREES /2019/1749/TC?cuuid=74 3CF6C8-9DFD-4DBC- 97D5-B1A4084012AD 3 Welwyn Hall Hertfordshire Welwyn 6/2019/1668/TC E19/0491 18/07/2019 N PLANNING APPLICATION Fell 2 x 08/08/2019 Gardens, Welwyn Hatfield BC https://planning.welhat.g Sycamore tree. Reduce 1 x Sycamore ov.uk/Planning/Display/6 tree. 3 Welwyn Hall Gardens, Welwyn /2019/1668/TC?cuuid=06 AL6 9LF. TREES E483FE-CF7B-42A2-804A- BE791D496734 The Garden House, Hertfordshire East Herts DC 3/19/1450/LBC E19/0492 18/07/2019 II* PLANNING APPLICATION Alterations 08/08/2019 Cottered https://publicaccess.east and repairs to Japanese Garden (part herts.gov.uk retrospective). The Japanese Garden, Garden House, Cottered, Buntingford, Hertfordshire SG9 9PZ. GARDEN, LANDSCAPE The Garden House, Hertfordshire East Herts DC 3/19/1487/LBC E19/0495 18/07/2019 II* PLANNING APPLICATION Replacement 08/08/2019 Cottered https://publicaccess.east of boiler and ancillary works to herts.gov.uk Japanese Cottage (retrospective). Japanese Garden, Garden House, Cottered, Buntingford, Hertfordshire SG9 9PZ. MISCELLANEOUS Fylde Biodiversity Lancashire Fylde DC - E19/0488 18/07/2019 n/a LOCAL PLAN Draft Supplementary 08/08/2019 and Healthy Living Planning Guidance consultation SPD https://new.fylde.gov.uk/council/consu ltation/ [email protected] Clitheroe Castle Lancashire Ribble Valley NC2/3/2019/0336 E19/0498 18/07/2019 II PLANNING APPLICATION Application for 08/08/2019 DC https://www.ribblevalley Listed Building Consent for external .gov.uk/planningApplicati alterations to the building including on/search replacement rain water goods, repairs to the roof, installation of an additional rear ground floor shutter and the installation of reinforced glazing. Bowling Green Cafe, Castle Hill, Castle Grounds, Clitheroe BB7 1BG. BUILDING ALTERATION Ellistown & Leicestershire North West - E19/0485 17/07/2019 n/a NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN final made - Battleflat Leicestershire www.nwleics.gov.uk/ellistown_neighbo Neighbourhood DC urhood_plan Plan Chapelfield Norfolk Norwich CC 19/00843/A E19/0496 18/07/2019 II PLANNING APPLICATION Display of 3 08/08/2019 Gardens https://planning.norwich No. internally illuminated neon lights. .gov.uk Pedros Restaurant, Chapel Field North, Norwich NR2 1NY. MISCELLANEOUS [email protected] Wicksteed Park Northampton Kettering BC KET/2019/0451 E19/0481 17/07/2019 II PLANNING APPLICATION Full 07/08/2019 shire www.kettering.gov.uk/pl Application: 1 no. dormer bungalow. anningapplications Four Winds, 25 Pytchley Road (land to rear of), Kettering. [email protected] Somerset West and Somerset West - E19/0487 18/07/2019 n/a LOCAL PLAN Somerset West and 30/09/2019 Taunton Local Plan Somerset DC Taunton new council area. Consultation Taunton on the Statement of Community Deane BC Involvement www.somersetwestandtaunton.gov.uk/ sci [email protected] v.uk The Deepdene Surrey Mole Valley MO/2019/1179/PLA E19/0479 16/07/2019 II* PLANNING APPLICATION Erection of an 06/08/2019 (including Chart DC http://www.molevalley.g extension to The Gin Kitchen and Park) ov.uk/swiftlg/apas/run/w demolition of the former piggery. phappcriteria.display Goldenlands Farm, Punchbowl Lane, Dorking, Surrey RH5 4DX. MISCELLANEOUS Stourhead Wiltshire Wiltshire 19/05874/FUL E19/0468 12/07/2019 I PLANNING APPLICATION Alterations to 09/08/2019 http://www.wiltshire.gov Parking Provision to Include Demolition .uk/planninganddevelop of Existing Garages and Erection of a ment.htm Car Port for Four Vehicles, Parking Area, Surfacing Improvements and Installation of Fence. Car Park on corner of Stourton Lane, 16-19 Stourton Lane, Stourton, Wiltshire BA12 6QL. PARKING WALES Chirk Castle Clwyd Flintshire CC P/2019/0511 W19/0015 16/07/2019 I PLANNING APPLICATION APPLICATION 06/08/2019 http://www.flintshire.go FOR WORKS TO TREE SUBJECT TO TREE v.uk/en/Resident/Plannin PRESERVATION ORDER WCBC NO. 33 - g/View-and-comment- MATURE SYCAMORE ON FRONT LAWN on-planning- (T1) - REDUCE OVER-LONG SIDE LIMBS applications.aspx EXTENDING TOWARDS HOUSE AND OVER DRIVE BY 2 - 3 METRES - SELECTIVELY REDUCE REMAINDER OF CROWN BY 1 - 2 METRES TO LEAVE A BALANCED APPEARANCE - REMOVE DEADWOOD AND BROKEN BRANCHES. 9 THE PARKLANDS, SHEPHERDS LANE, CHIRK. .
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