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LIST OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED WEEK ENDING: 16th April 2021 The following applications have been received by the Council. Any persons or organisations wishing to make comments on these applications should do so in writing to Marcus Hotten, Assistant Director of Place & Environment, Main Reception Council Offices, South Street, Rochford, SS4 1BW within 18 days of the date of this list. (Planning applications for review relate to: Full planning permission (FUL), Change Of Use (COU),Listed Building (LBC), Advertisement (ADV), Lawfulness Existing only (LDC)). Members should contact the Planning Officers if they consider there would be justification for a Member site visit concerning any particular Committee Item listed herein, prior to the application being considered at Committee. This should be done within the next 14 days. Copies of the applications and plans may be inspected at the above address during normal office hours. _____________________________________________________ 20/00843/FUL Parish: Rochford Parish Council Ward: Roche South Responsibility: Committee/Weekly List; Officer: Ms Katie Ellis Proposal: Proposal for construction of 3no. 1 bed Flats including parking and ancillary areas. Determination 9th June 2021 Date Location: Land Rear Of 77 West Street Rochford Grid Reference Easting 587313 Northing 190491 Applicant: Mr M Bullock Agent: Mr Jason Hopkins 22 Lime Avenue 170 Rawreth Lane Leigh-on-sea Rayleigh Essex SS69RN United Kingdom Ward Cllr(s): Cllr M J Lucas-Gill Cllr M J Steptoe Cllr A L Williams _____________________________________________________ Page 1 of 13 21/00094/FUL Parish: Rochford Parish Council Ward: Roche South Responsibility: Committee/Weekly List; Officer: Ms Katie Ellis Proposal: Demolish Existing Office Attached to no.15 and Detached Garage and Construct Office Outbuilding with Parking Determination 8th June 2021 Date Location: The Cottage 15 Southend Road Rochford Grid Reference Easting 587704 Northing 190144 Applicant: Kingston's Wealth Agent: Mr Woodrow Barker Management Limited - The Old Gasworks Mrs Debbie Kingston 43 Progress Road The Cottage, 15, Leigh-On-Sea Southend Road SS9 5PR Rochford SS4 1HA Ward Cllr(s): Cllr M J Lucas-Gill Cllr M J Steptoe Cllr A L Williams _____________________________________________________ 21/00134/FUL Parish: Rawreth Parish Council Ward: Downhall And Rawreth Responsibility: Committee/Weekly List; Officer: Mr Arwel Evans Proposal: Use of site for stationing of static caravan for habitation (11 x 3.6 x 3(LxWxHm) 2 Bedroom) while building work is ongoing to construct approved application ref: 17/01145/FUL or 20/00599/FUL Determination 7th June 2021 Date Location: Shotgate Farm London Road Rawreth Grid Reference Easting 577136 Northing 193030 Applicant: Mrs Jill Sinfield Shotgate Farm London Road Rawreth SS11 8SA Ward Cllr(s): Cllr J Newport Cllr C Stanley Cllr C Cannell Page 2 of 13 _____________________________________________________ 21/00205/FUL Parish: Foulness Parish Council Ward: Foulness And The Wakerings Responsibility: Weekly List Officer: Ms Katie Ellis Proposal: Creation of 25 no. off-street car parking spaces with 4no. EV charging points Land front 1-9 The Chase Determination 2nd June 2021 Date Location: Street Record The Chase Foulness Island Grid Reference Easting 602845 Northing 193436 Applicant: QinetiQ Agent: Mr Ed Allsop - Tetra Tech MOD Shoeburyness Planning Blackgate Road The Pavilion Essex Botleigh Grange Office SS3 9SR Campus Hedge End SO30 2AF Ward Cllr(s): Cllr D S Efde Cllr N J Hookway Cllr Mrs J McPherson _____________________________________________________ 21/00238/FUL Parish: Foulness Parish Council Ward: Foulness And The Wakerings Responsibility: Committee/Weekly List; Officer: Ms Katie Ellis Proposal: Creation of 19no. off-street car parking spaces with 2no. EV charging points and 2no. disabled spaces for use by local residents, the village, the heritage centre and St Mary's church Determination 2nd June 2021 Date Location: Churchfield Cottages Foulness Island Essex Grid Reference Easting 600563 Northing 193174 Applicant: QinetiQ Agent: Tetra Tech Planning - Mr Ed MOD Shoeburyness Allsop Blackgate Road The Pavilion Essex Botleigh Grange Office SS3 9SR Campus Hedge End SO30 2AF Ward Cllr(s): Cllr D S Efde Cllr N J Hookway Cllr Mrs J McPherson Page 3 of 13 _____________________________________________________ 21/00247/FUL Parish: Ashingdon Parish Council Ward: Hockley And Ashingdon Responsibility: Committee/Weekly List; Officer: Ms Katie Ellis Proposal: Proposed infill extension, canopy and store extensions Determination 10th June 2021 Date Location: Riverside Nurseries Lower Road Hockley Grid Reference Easting 585019 Northing 194649 Applicant: Riverside Nursery- John Agent: Pleydell Smithyman Limited - & Belinda Galsworthy Mrs Kathryn Farden Hayfield Lodge 20A The Wharfage Lower Road Ironbridge Hockley Telford SS5 5LE TF8 7NH Ward Cllr(s): Cllr M R Carter Cllr Mrs C A Weston Vacancy _____________________________________________________ 21/00260/FUL Parish: Hawkwell Parish Council Ward: Hawkwell East Responsibility: Delegated Officer: Ms Dani Sterling Proposal: Outbuilding with canopy Determination 6th May 2021 Date Location: 12 Ashworths Ashingdon SS4 3EF Grid Reference Easting 586537 Northing 192910 Applicant: Mr Paul Brand 12 Ashworths Ashingdon SS4 3EF Ward Cllr(s): Cllr Mrs L A Butcher Cllr P Shaw Cllr M J Webb Page 4 of 13 _____________________________________________________ 21/00261/FUL Parish: Rayleigh Town Council Ward: Wheatley Responsibility: Committee/Weekly List; Officer: Ms Katie Fowler Proposal: Construct Two storey side extension, lift shaft and internal alterations. Construct mezzanine inside main hall. Demolish part of storage building Determination 3rd June 2021 Date Location: Rayleigh Baptist Church High Street Rayleigh Grid Reference Easting 580369 Northing 190447 Applicant: Rayleigh Baptist Church - Agent: BGA Architects Mr Kevin Brown BGA Architects Rayleigh Baptist Church The Gallery The Old High Street Gasworks Rayleigh 43 Progress Road SS6 7QA Leigh On Sea SS9 5PR Ward Cllr(s): Cllr M Wilkinson Cllr J C Burton Cllr R R Dray _____________________________________________________ 21/00285/FUL Parish: Ashingdon Parish Council Ward: Hockley And Ashingdon Responsibility: Committee/Weekly List; Officer: Ms Katie Fowler Proposal: Change of use from woodland into residential garden area including change of use from existing outbuilding into dog grooming business Determination 11th May 2021 Date Location: Land Rear Of Concord Lodge The Chase Ashingdon Grid Reference Easting 585928 Northing 193548 Applicant: Mr Ricky Grice Agent: DK Building Designs Ltd - Concord Lodge, The Danny Knott Chase 22 Hullbridge Road Ashingdon Rayleigh SS4 3JE SS6 9NZ Ward Cllr(s): Cllr M R Carter Cllr Mrs C A Weston Vacancy Page 5 of 13 _____________________________________________________ 21/00299/FUL Parish: Rochford Parish Council Ward: Roche South Responsibility: Delegated Officer: Ms Katie Fowler Proposal: Infill gap between extension to rear Determination 13th May 2021 Date Location: 2 Alvina Cottages Hall Road Rochford Grid Reference Easting 585670 Northing 190461 Applicant: Mr Keith Cottis Agent: Ambassador Design Starlings 357 Eastwood Road Hall Road Rayleigh Rochford Essex Essex SS6 7LJ SS4 1NN Ward Cllr(s): Cllr M J Lucas-Gill Cllr M J Steptoe Cllr A L Williams _____________________________________________________ 21/00303/FUL Parish: Great Wakering Parish Council Ward: Foulness And The Wakerings Responsibility: Delegated Officer: Ms Katie Fowler Proposal: Proposed single storey front extension, single storey rear extension and extend existing garage to side Determination 4th June 2021 Date Location: 1 New Road Great Wakering SS3 0AN Grid Reference Easting 595007 Northing 187475 Applicant: Mr Tim Henn Agent: Hedgehog Development - 1 New Road Mrs Lindsey Wislocki Great Wakering 53 Cambridge Road SS3 0AN SOUTHEND-ON-SEA SS1 1ET Ward Cllr(s): Cllr D S Efde Cllr N J Hookway Cllr Mrs J McPherson Page 6 of 13 _____________________________________________________ 21/00305/DPDP2 Parish: Rayleigh Town Council Ward: Trinity Responsibility: Delegated Officer: Ms Katie Fowler Proposal: Application for Prior Approval for enlargement of dwelling by construction of additional storey increasing overall height from 5.3 metres to 8.2 metres. Schedule 2 Part 1 Class AA, of the General Permitted Development Order 2015 (as amended). Determination 20th May 2021 Date Location: 10 Alexandra Road Rayleigh Essex Grid Reference Easting 581387 Northing 191015 Applicant: Mr Scott Withrington Agent: D M Grew 37 Hawkwell Road 10 Alexandra Road Hockley Rayleigh Essex Essex SS5 4DD SS6 8HS Ward Cllr(s): Cllr D J Sperring Cllr D Merrick Cllr Mrs C E Roe _____________________________________________________ 21/00311/FUL Parish: Rayleigh Town Council Ward: Sweyne Park And Grange Responsibility: Committee/Weekly List; Officer: Mr Arwel Evans Proposal: Installation of extraction/ventilation system Determination 17th May 2021 Date Location: 215 London Road Rayleigh SS6 9DN Grid Reference Easting 579363 Northing 191671 Applicant: Aditya Vamsi ATLURI Agent: Se And Se Consultancy Ltd - Mr Serhan Senyurek 67 The Hatherley 17 Green Lanes Basildon London SS14 2QE N16 9BS Ward Cllr(s): Cllr Mrs J R Lumley Cllr Mrs C A Pavelin Cllr Mrs D L Belton _____________________________________________________ Page 7 of 13 21/00312/FUL Parish: Rayleigh Town Council Ward: Trinity Responsibility: Committee/Weekly List; Officer: Ms Katie Ellis Proposal: Demolish garage buildings
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