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Planning Services TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL – PLANNING SERVICES _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY LIST OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND NOTIFICATIONS : NO. 36 Week Ending: 6th September 2019 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Comments on any of these matters should be forwarded IN WRITING (including fax and email) to arrive before the expiry date shown in the second to last column Head of Planning and Building Beech Hurst Weyhill Road ANDOVER SP10 3AJ In accordance with the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information Act) 1985, any representations received may be open to public inspection. You may view applications and submit comments on-line – go to www.testvalley.gov.uk APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 19/02138/LBWN Creation of opening in dining 3 Old Bakery , Dunkirt Lane, Mr John Ashby Katherine Bundy 04.09.2019 room wall into kitchen area Abbotts Ann, SP11 7BB 04.10.2019 ABBOTTS ANN and alteration of partitions to form new bathroom arrangement 19/02151/FULLN Demolition of existing office Roman House, North Way, Trevor Taylor, Switch Mr Luke Benjamin 05.09.2019 building and part of existing Walworth Business Park, Logistics 30.09.2019 ANDOVER TOWN industrial unit, construction of Andover Hampshire SP10 5AT (DOWNLANDS) canopy extension, replacement roof and external alterations and use of site for B8 (storage and distribution) with ancillary B1 (office) - Resubmission 19/01986/FULLN Extension to and remodelling War Memorial Hospital , Henry Mr Paul Bond Miss Emma Jones YES 04.09.2019 part of the existing Andover Gamman Drive, Andover, SP10 04.10.2019 ANDOVER TOWN War Memorial Hospital to 3LB (HARROWAY) accommodate Andover Health Centre Medical Practice and Special Care Dental Service 19/02175/TPON T1 - Ash - Fell 1 Barnfield Rise, Andover, Mr Nicholas Milbourn Mr Rory Gogan 03.09.2019 Hampshire, SP10 2UQ 01.10.2019 ANDOVER TOWN (MILLWAY) Week Ending: 6th September 2019 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 19/02156/TPON T1 Sycamore - Fell 5 Saor Mews, Andover, Mr Steve Dunne Mr Rory Gogan YES 05.09.2019 Hampshire, SP10 3FA 27.09.2019 ANDOVER TOWN (MILLWAY) 19/02158/TPON T1 Sycamore - Crown raise 5 Saor Mews, Andover, Mr Steve Dunne Mr Rory Gogan YES 05.09.2019 by upto 4 metres including Hampshire, SP10 3FA 27.09.2019 ANDOVER TOWN removal of branches (MILLWAY) indicated on photo 19/02161/TPON T1 Oak - reduce crown by Open Space Adjacent, 2 Miss Amelia Williams Mr Rory Gogan 06.09.2019 upto 3m Augusta Way West, Andover, 28.09.2019 ANDOVER TOWN Hampshire SP11 6FY (ROMANS) 19/02111/FULLN Retention of 2 storey side 13 Apsley Close, Andover, Mr And Mrs Nathan Mrs Donna Dodd 06.09.2019 extension forming 3 SP10 2HG, Armer 01.10.2019 ANDOVER TOWN additional bedrooms to first (WINTON) floor and ground floor annexe 19/02133/TPON T1- Sycamore- crown reduce Land Opposite 3 Croft Mr james Parker Mr Rory Gogan 03.09.2019 by upto 3m Gardens, Andover, Hampshire, 25.09.2019 ANDOVER TOWN SP10 2RH (WINTON) Week Ending: 6th September 2019 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 19/02140/TREEN Beech (T1) - Removal - due The Old Plough, Cocum Road, Mr Roger Witcomb Mr Rory Gogan YES 04.09.2019 to significant shading on rear Barton Stacey, Winchester 25.09.2019 BARTON STACEY lawn, overshadowing a Hampshire SO21 3RH younger Silver Birch. 19/02147/TREEN T1 Willow - Pollard upto 6m Dormerwood, Cocum Road, Mrs Jo Phillips Mr Rory Gogan 06.09.2019 in line with height of Barton Stacey, Winchester 28.09.2019 BARTON STACEY neighbouring Silver Birch, T2 Hampshire SO21 3RL Walnut - Reduce lateral limbs to provide 2-3m clearance from property. 19/02129/FULLN Installation of 8 wall mounted 15 Foxcotte Road, Charlton, Maria Yiangou Mrs Donna Dodd YES 03.09.2019 air conditioning units SP10 4AR, 30.09.2019 CHARLTON 19/02116/FULLN Replace external tile hanging Orchard House , Church Lane, Mr And Mrs Dunwoody Katherine Bundy YES 02.09.2019 and painted brick walls with Goodworth Clatford, SP11 7HL 26.09.2019 GOODWORTH paint finished render and CLATFORD conversion of garage to extend kitchen/dining area 19/02150/FULLN Single storey side/rear 5 Streetway Close, Palestine, Mr Cavill Alexandra Jeffrey 05.09.2019 extension to provide SP11 7FD, 01.10.2019 GRATELEY bedroom and wetroom (Amended scheme) Week Ending: 6th September 2019 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 19/02153/FULLN Alterations and conversion of Medlands Farmhouse , Church Mr And Mrs C Bartlett Mrs Donna Dodd 06.09.2019 store to provide additional Street, Hurstbourne Tarrant, 04.10.2019 HURSTBOURNE living accommodation SP11 0AX TARRANT comprising kitchen/living room, utility, bedroom, shower and storage area with single storey dining room link extension 19/02154/LBWN Alterations and conversion of Medlands Farmhouse , Church Mr And Mrs C Bartlett Mrs Donna Dodd 06.09.2019 store to provide additional Street, Hurstbourne Tarrant, 04.10.2019 HURSTBOURNE living accommodation SP11 0AX TARRANT comprising kitchen/living room, utility, bedroom, shower and storage area with single storey dining room link extension 19/02125/FULLN Construction of ancillary East Aston House , Mill House Mr And Mrs Reynolds Mr Luke Benjamin YES 02.09.2019 outbuilding; change of use of Lane, Longparish, SP11 6QQ 04.10.2019 LONGPARISH paddock and the construction of a stable block and associated hard standing (Amended scheme) 19/02126/LBWN Construction of ancillary East Aston House , Mill House Mr And Mrs Reynolds Mr Luke Benjamin YES 02.09.2019 outbuilding; change of use of Lane, Longparish, SP11 6QQ 04.10.2019 LONGPARISH paddock and the construction of a stable block and associated hard standing (Amended scheme) Week Ending: 6th September 2019 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 19/02139/TREEN Fell Leylandii (T1-T8), Fell Newton Cottage, Longparish, Catherine Sweet Mr Rory Gogan 04.09.2019 Thuja Occidentalis (T11), Fell Andover, Hampshire SP11 26.09.2019 LONGPARISH Elder (T15) 6QB 19/02110/VARN Removal of Condition 3 1 Finkley Manor Farm The Trinley Estate Ltd Miss Emma Jones 02.09.2019 (Agricultural occupancy tie) Cottages, Finkley, Andover, 30.09.2019 ANDOVER TOWN of ARD3931 (Erection of two Hampshire SP11 6AF (ROMANS) farm workers cottages and SMANNELL garages) 19/02127/LBWN Replacement of 23 single Old Plough Farmhouse , Mr And Mrs Nicholas Alexandra Jeffrey YES 03.09.2019 glazed timber windows and Wildhern, Andover, SP11 0JE And Georgina Dennis 04.10.2019 TANGLEY doors to match existing in size and detail 19/02155/TPON T1 - Yew To be pruned clear Thruxton Manor , Church Lane, Mr Alex Pearce, Mr Rory Gogan 06.09.2019 from wiresT2 -T3 Yew's To Thruxton, SP11 8NL Bawden 30.09.2019 THRUXTON be lifted to 1.5m above wall, T4 sycamore To be lifted to 5.5m over courtyard T5 lime To have 1 branch removed overhanging courtyard, T6 to have 1 branch reduced over the garden by up to 2m T7- T8 Two sycamore trees - Fell 19/02109/FULLS Two storey rear extension to The Thatched Cottage , Mrs Cathy Suter Mr Nathan Glasgow 02.09.2019 provide kitchen/living area Woodlea Way, Ampfield, SO51 27.09.2019 AMPFIELD with two bedrooms and en- 9DA suite over and re-roof garage Week Ending: 6th September 2019 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 19/02114/FULLS First floor extension to 12 Beechwood Crescent, Mr Lihong Yang Mr Nathan Glasgow 02.09.2019 provide 2 additional ensuite Chandlers Ford, SO53 5PA, 27.09.2019 AMPFIELD bedrooms; single storey side/rear extensions to provide extended living accommodation; new dropped kerb to Beechwood Crescent (Amended scheme) 19/02118/TPOS Reduce 1 x yew by up to 1 Ramsay Lodge, Hookwood Mr J Currie Mr Rory Gogan YES 02.09.2019 metre Lane, Ampfield, Romsey 24.09.2019 AMPFIELD Hampshire SO51 9BZ 19/02112/FULLS To convert a redundant Hunters Farm , Dores Lane, Mr Howkins Miss Sarah Barter YES 02.09.2019 building into a single Braishfield, SO51 0QJ 04.10.2019 BRAISHFIELD dwellinghouse 19/02145/FULLS Two storey rear extension to Butlers Cottage , Rookery Mr And Mrs Sullivan Mrs Sacha Coen 06.09.2019 provide larger kitchen/diner Lane, Broughton, SO20 8AZ 04.10.2019 BROUGHTON and utility room with additional bedroom to first floor, conversion of detached garage to provide accommodation ancillary to the house Week Ending: 6th September 2019 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- TIONS DATE EXPIRY DATE 19/02146/LBWS Two storey rear extension to Butlers Cottage , Rookery Mr And Mrs Sullivan Mrs Sacha Coen 06.09.2019 provide larger kitchen/diner Lane, Broughton, SO20 8AZ 04.10.2019 BROUGHTON and utility room with additional bedroom to first floor, conversion of detached garage to provide accommodation ancillary to the house 19/02117/TREES G1 Cypress/Thuya - Crown Autumn Leaves , Chilworth Old Mr Dave Thorpe Mr Rory Gogan YES 02.09.2019 reduction by upto 5 m and Village, Chilworth, SO16 7JP 24.09.2019 CHILWORTH trim laterally by upto 1m 19/02135/TREES T1 - Remove all deadwood Windy Ridge, Chilworth Old Mr L Watts Mr Rory Gogan YES 04.09.2019 overhanging the driveway Village, Chilworth, 26.09.2019 CHILWORTH Southampton Hampshire SO16 T2 - Crown lift to 5m above 7JP ground level to the eastern face of the canopy T4 - Remove all basal epicormic growth and crown lift above the garden space to 5m above ground level Group G1 - (off-site trees) - to face back all overhanging vegetation to boundary from ground level to 5.0 m above ground level.
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