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Conservation Cases Processed by the Gardens Trust 03.05.2018 CONSERVATION CASES PROCESSED BY THE GARDENS TRUST 03.05.2018 This is a list of all the planning applications which The Gardens Trust has logged as receiving over the past week. The Gardens Trust is the statutory consultee in England for registered parks and gardens, plays a key conservation role, and more widely supports the County and Country Gardens Trusts in protecting and conserving our landscape heritage. The Gardens Trust was formed in 2015 from the merger of the Garden History Society (GHS) and the Association of Gardens Trusts (AGT). Further details can be found on our website www.thegardenstrust.org If you have concerns about any of the applications and wish to discuss, please contact your local County Gardens Trust in the first instance via the contact details given on the Gardens Trust website. Contact details for each Trust can be found at http://thegardenstrust.org/conservation/find-local-cgts/ SITE COUNTY SENT BY REFERENCE TGT REF DATE GR PROPOSAL RESPONSE RECEIVED AD BY E The Royal Estate, Berkshire Windsor and 18/01217/VAR E18/0131 01/05/2018 I PLANNING APPLICATION Variation 29/05/2018 Windsor: Windsor Maidenhead https://www3.rbwm.gov. Under Reg 73 Removal of condition 3 Castle and Home BC uk/info/200121/planning (Prior to works beginning on site, a Park /1332/find_a_planning_a methodology of scaffolding, to include pplication details showing design and method of support, should be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority) of planning permission 17/03810/LBC (Consent to construct of a ventilated and drained cavity below the existing external terrace and adjacent to the basement/crypt walls with upgraded drainage generally. Renewal of existing copper roofs and associated copper and lead gutters. Conservation and repair of external granite and limestone walls. Repair and conservation of existing bronze windows and the installation of louvered vents to upper level lantern windows to aid ventilation. The installation of a conservation heating system within the basement/crypt area re-using existing vents to serve the principle mausoleum space above). Victoria And Albert Mausoleum, Frogmore, Windsor SL4 2JQ. MISCELLANEOUS Stowe Buckingham Aylesbury 18/01452/APP E18/0133 01/05/2018 I PLANNING APPLICATION Reinstatement 21/05/2018 shire Vale DC https://publicaccess.ayle of a replica of the Grecian Urn in sburyvaledc.gov.uk/onlin composite stone to the Grecian Valley. e- Stowe Historic Park And Garden, applications/search.do?a Dadford Road, Stowe, Buckinghamshire ction=simple&searchTyp MK18 5EH. SCULPTURE/MONUMENT e=Application Great Chishill Cambridge South S/1381/18/LB E18/0120 27/04/2018 N PLANNING APPLICATION Proposed 18/05/2018 Windmill, Great shire Cambridge https://www.scambs.gov repairs/alterations to Tail Fan, Access and Little Chishill shire DC .uk/services/planning- Ladder and add Handrails. Great Chishill applications Windmill Barley Road, Great and Little Chishill, Cambridgeshire SG8 8SD. MISCELLANEOUS Manor House, Little Cambridge South S/1272/18/LB E18/0136 02/05/2018 N PLANING APPLICATION Remove and 22/05/2018 Shelford shire Cambridge https://www.scambs.gov replace the existing roof with new shire DC .uk/services/planning- Sahtas handmade plain tiles. Manor applications House, Manor Road, Little Shelford, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire CB22 5HF. MISCELLANEOUS Burton Manor Cheshire Cheshire 18/01382/FUL E18/0132 01/05/2018 II PLANNING APPLICATION Change of use 23/05/2018 West and http://pa.cheshirewestan of Burton Manor to offices, Chester dchester.gov.uk/online- construction of 17 new dwellings, applications/ demolition of accommodation block, community cafe/shop and associated landscaping works. Burton Manor College, The Village, Burton, Neston CH64 5SJ. CHANGE OF USE, RESIDENTIAL Kedleston Hall Derbyshire Amber Valley AVA/2018/0413 E18/0122 27/04/2018 I PLANNING APPLICATION and Listed 18/04/2018 DC AVA/2018/0414 Building Consent New vehicular access http://www.ambervalley. and alterations to garage outbuilding, gov.uk/environment- new window opening and 3no. and- rooflights. Hall Farm, Flagshaw Lane, planning/planning/devel Kirk Langley, Ashbourne, Derbyshire opment- DE6 4NH. MISCELLANEOUS management/planning- applications/view-a- planning- application.aspx?appnum ber=AVA-2018-0413 Tiverton Town Devon Mid Devon - E18/0119 27/04/2018 n/a LOCAL PLAN Tiverton Town Centre 10/06/2018 Centre DC Regeneration Masterplan Regeneration Supplementary Planning Document Masterplan https://www.middevon.gov.uk/resident Supplementary s/planning-policy/masterplanning/ Planning Document [email protected] Sydenham House Devon West Devon 0737/18/OPA E18/0128 30/04/2018 II PLANNING APPLICATION Outline 28/05/2018 BC sent by http://apps.westdevon.g application with some matters reserved CGT ov.uk/PlanningSearchMV for erection of dwelling. North Of C/Home/Details/180737 Beechtree Cottage, Dippertown, Lewdown. RESIDENTIAL Lindridge Devon Teignbridge 18/00397/FUL E18/0129 01/05/2018 II PLANNING APPLICATION Replacement 25/05/2018 DC sent by https://www.teignbridge agricultural building. Land Adjoining CGT .gov.uk/planning/forms/ Avenue House, Lindridge Park, planning-application- Bishopsteignton, Devon TQ14 9TF. details/?Type=Applicatio AGRICULTURE n&Refval=18/00397/FUL &MN=Y Civic Square, Devon Plymouth CC 18/00565/MAJ E18/0145 03/05/2018 II PLANNING APPLICATION The 24/05/2018 Plymouth http://www.plymouth.go redevelopment of the former council v.uk/planningonline offices to provide a mixed use scheme comprising the (C3) residential fit-out of the Tower and commercial 'active' uses. Civic Centre, Armada Way, Plymouth PL1 2AA. HYBRID Dunmow Road, Essex Uttlesford DC UTT/18/0884/FUL E18/0125 30/04/2018 N PLANNING APPLICATION Erection of 21/05/2018 Hatfield Broad Oak http://publicaccess.uttles shed for sports equipment/machine ford.gov.uk/online- storage. Land To The West Of Dunmow applications/search.do?a Road, Hatfield Broad Oak. ction=simple&searchTyp SPORT/LEISURE, e=Application MAINTENANCE/STORAGE/OUTBUILDIN G, SPORT/LEISURE Shortgrove Hall Essex Uttlesford DC UTT/18/1136/CLE E18/0143 03/05/2018 II PLANNING APPLICATION Certificate of 24/05/2018 sent by CGT http://publicaccess.uttles lawfulness for an existing tennis court. ford.gov.uk/online- Shortgrove Barn, Shortgrove, Newport applications/search.do?a CB11 3TX. SPORT/LEISURE, WALLED ction=simple&searchTyp GARDEN e=Application Kensington Greater City of 18/03456/FULL E18/0127 30/04/2018 I PLANNING APPLICATION Installation of 24/05/2018 Gardens London Westminster http://idoxpa.westminst 4 no. air conditioning units at first floor LB er.gov.uk/online- level. Linked to 18/03456/FULL. applications/ Serpentine Gallery, Kensington Gardens, Exhibition Road, London W2 3XA. MISCELLANEOUS Wimbledon Park Greater Merton LB 18/P0181 E18/0134 02/05/2018 II* PLANNING APPLICATION Upgrade of 19/05/2018 London http://www.merton.gov. existing mini golf area including new uk/planningexplorer pond and erection of building for indoor spectator and customer facilities. Putting Green, Wimbledon Park, Home Park Road. PUBLIC PARK Lambeth Palace Greater Lambeth LB 18/01762/VOC E18/0135 02/05/2018 II PLANNING APPLICATION Variation of 22/05/2018 London www.lambeth.gov.uk/pla condition 2 (Approved plans) of Listed nningdatabase building ref: 16/07055/LB (Erection of a building up to 9-storeys in height to provide a library and archive (Use Class D1) including new public library entrance via Lambeth Palace Road, together with creation of a new pond, landscaping works, removal and relocation of existing trees plus realignment of existing path. Installation of double height gate and services access via Lambeth Palace Road together with associated highways works, plus removal of a section of a modern, Grade II listed wall along Lambeth Palace Road within the curtilage of a Grade I listed building) granted on 12.09.2017. Variation sought : - Developed elevations, minor amendments to fenestration to window and louvre locations. - Design development on brickwork detail. - Emergency generator: Fenced enclosure to service yard to be extended to include the footprint of an emergency generator. Lambeth Palace, Lambeth Palace Road, London SE1 7JU. MISCELLANEOUS Kensington Greater City of 18/03449/LBC E18/0146 03/05/2018 I PLANNING APPLICATION Introduction 28/05/2018 Gardens London Westminster http://idoxpa.westminst of step free access to The Peter Pan LB er.gov.uk/online- Statue in Kensington Gardens and applications/ landscape works within fenced enclosure that the statue is located. Statue Of Peter Pan, Kensington Gardens, Serpentine Road, London. SCULPTURE/MONUMENT 12 Sherrardspark Hertfordshire Welwyn 6/2018/1058/TPO E18/0126 30/04/2018 N PLANNING APPLICATION Fell 1 x Oak 21/05/2018 Road, Welwyn Hatfield BC http://planning.welhat.g tree (T1) covered by TPO 645 (2017). Garden City ov.uk/plandisp.aspx?recn 12 Sherrardspark Road, Welwyn Garden o=87603&cuuid=DE4CB8 City AL8 7JP. TREES 79-92F14399-A0E9- 7115EAA6DFE2 38 Parkway, Hertfordshire Welwyn 6/2018/1018/HOUSE E18/0139 03/05/2018 N PLANNING APPLICATION Erection of 24/05/2018 Welwyn Garden Hatfield BC http://planning.welhat.g single storey rear extension, basement City ov.uk/plandisp.aspx?recn and side garage following demolition of o=87563&cuuid=3753AA existing twin rear single storey E8-95BD4BBF-BF8F- extensions and side garage. 38 C04B4E6E26C3 Parkway, Welwyn Garden City AL8 6HQ. BUILDING ALTERATION Hatfield House? Hertfordshire Welwyn 6/2018/1062/COND E18/0140 03/05/2018 I PLANNING APPLICATION Submission of 24/05/2018 Hatfield
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