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Brighton and Hove City Council Weekly List Of BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS & CONSERVATION AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990 TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING (GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURE) ORDER 1995 (Notice under Article 8 and accompanied by an Environmental Statement where appropriate) PLEASE NOTE that the following planning applications were registered by the City Council during w/e 30/01/2009: a) Involving Listed Buildings or within a Conservation Area: BRUNSWICK AND ADELAIDE BH2008/03720 Mews House St Johns Road Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Demolition of existing terrace and erection of a single storey rear extension and new terrace. Officer: Chris Wright 292097 Applicant: Aurotos Agent: Clive Hawkins Mews Hse St Johns Rd Hove Architects Ltd 39 Riley Rd Brighton BH2008/03977 45 Brunswick Square Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Internal alterations to layout Flat. Officer: Jason Hawkes 292153 Applicant: Mr Kevin Mooney Agent: Philip Hall Assoc F3 45 Brunswick Sq Hove 43 Church Rd Hove BH2008/03986 Flat 2 63 Lansdowne Street Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Erection of a 1.1m high metal balustrade to rear balcony, installation of one timber window and replacement of one timber window to rear elevation. Officer: Weahren Thompson 290480 Applicant: M Thompson & H Agent: Mel Humphrey Spencer MRICS MBEng F2 63 Lansdowne St Hove 39 Northease Drive Hove BH2009/00027 2 Brunswick Terrace Hove BRUNSWICK TOWN Internal repairs to the spine partition and replacement of a fireplace. Officer: Jonathan Puplett 292525 Applicant: Mr Richard Agent: Philip Hall Vahrman Associates 2 Brunswick Terrace Hove 43, Church Rd Hove CENTRAL HOVE BH2008/03892 22 Connaught Road Hove OLD HOVE Change of use from vacant offices (A2) to childrens day nursery (D1). Officer: Clare Simpson 292454 Applicant: The Angmering Day Agent: Henry Adams Nurseries Ltd Planning Ltd C/O Henry Adams Planning Ltd Rowan Hse Baffins Lane Rowan Hse Baffins Lane Chichester Baffins Lane Chichester BH2008/03983 Medina House Kings Esplanade Hove CLIFTONVILLE Demolition of existing building. Officer: Guy Everest 293334 Applicant: Mr Surus Taghan Agent: Camillin Denny Globe Homes Architects Ltd Unit D/E New England House New England Street Brighton EAST BRIGHTON BH2008/03984 Cavendish Court 38 St Georges Road Brighton EAST CLIFF Removal of existing clay roof tiles and installation of a waterproofed plywood roof covering. Officer: Helen Hobbs 293335 Applicant: Housing 21 Agent: The Building Longwood Hse Love Lane Consultancy Ltd Cirencester Glouc. Queen St Bristol PRESTON PARK BH2008/03969 67 Chester Terrace Brighton PRESTON PARK Loft conversion incorporating 2 no. rooflights to rear and 1 no. rooflight to front. Officer: Helen Hobbs 293335 Applicant: Ms S Silver Agent: Mr Kevan Trott 67 Chester Terrace 113 Stanmer Park Road Brighton Brighton BH2008/03993 203 Preston Drove Brighton PRESTON PARK 1 no. additional rooflight to front elevation. Officer: Chris Swain 292178 Applicant: Mr & Mrs Penblebury Agent: Mr John Wright 203 Preston Drove Brighton Greytiles Upper West Lane Lancing QUEEN'S PARK BH2008/03802 Brighton College Eastern Road Brighton COLLEGE Demolition of former art school building and construction of new lower school building. Officer: Ray Hill 293990 Applicant: Mr Kenneth Fraser Agent: Kirkland Fraser Moor Hope House Hope House Stocks Road Stocks Road Aldbury Aldbury Herts Herts BH2008/03843 56-58 St James's Street Brighton EAST CLIFF Demolition of existing building. Officer: David Alabi 290486 Applicant: Mr Michael Deol Agent: Turner Assoc 5-7 Marine Parade 19a Wilbury Avenue Brighton Hove BH2008/03964 Flat 1 22 Upper Rock Gardens Brighton EAST CLIFF Removal of existing redundant ground floor rear chimney breast and minor internal alterations. Officer: Helen Hobbs 293335 Applicant: Ms Cathy Ceesay Agent: C Change Ltd 22A Upper Rock Gardens 128 Edward Street Brighton Brighton, BH2009/00031 Queens Park County Primary School Freshfield Place Brighton QUEEN'S PARK Erection of two single storey extensions to provide a main entrance lobby and an enlarged nursery classroom. Officer: Aidan Thatcher 292265 Applicant: The Governors Agent: Morgan Carn Ptns Queens Pk County Primary School Blakers House Freshfield Place Brighton 79 Stanford Ave Brighton REGENCY BH2008/03928 36 East Street Brighton OLD TOWN Replacement glazed enclosure to front, internal alterations and replacement of rear stairs. Officer: Jason Hawkes 292153 Applicant: Mr Roger Humber Agent: WCEC Arch. Quest Place Ballards Lane Oxted Studio 2 Park Rd Henfield BH2008/03948 4 Regency Mews Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Alterations to existing roof incorporating 2no. rooflights and extended pitch and alterations to front elevation of garage workshop. Officer: Weahren Thompson 290480 Applicant: Racey Investments Ltd Agent: The Alexandra Ptns 155 Shirley Drive Hove 9 Middleton Ave Hove BH2008/03954 15D Sussex Heights St Margarets Place Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Replacement of all windows and patio doors and enclosure of balcony with double glazed uPVC units (retrospective) Officer: Mark Thomas 292336 Applicant: Mrs Lilian Omar 15D Sussex Heights St Margarets Place Brighton BH2008/03985 Former French Reformed Church Queensbury Mews Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Change of use from church (D1) to office (B1) with associated external alterations including reduction in height of service building to North elevation, removal of flue, new windows to East-elevation and new glazed entrance to service building. Officer: Guy Everest 293334 Applicant: V Fund Agent: CGMS c/o CGMS Ltd Consulting Morley Hse 26 Holborn Viaduct Morley House London EC1A 2AT 26 Holborn Viaduct London EC1A 2AT BH2009/00048 3 to 5 Vernon Gardens Denmark Terrace Brighton (MAJOR MONTPELIER AND CLIFTON HILL APPLICATION) Change of use from residential care home for the elderly to 10 self-contained flats providing extra care for adults with long term health conditions or a physical disability. Provision of a "community space" facility. Alterations to rear including a glazed canopy over walkway, lift shaft extension and changes to levels in rear garden area. Officer: Jonathan Puplett 292525 Applicant: The Guinness Trust Agent: Mr Neil Fyles 2nd Floor Tuffin Ferraby Taylor Beulah Court LLP Albert Road 169 Strand House Horley Richmond Road Surrey Kingston Upon Thames Surrey BH2009/00072 27-28 Meeting House Lane Brighton OLD TOWN Change of use of first and second floors from vacant offices to 3 no. self-contained flats. Officer: Jonathan Puplett 292525 Applicant: Mr Patrick Moorhead Agent: Alan R. Wood 76 Church Street Brighton 75 Westbourne St Hove BH2009/00075 27-28 Meeting House Lane Brighton OLD TOWN Internal alterations to change first and second floors from offices to 3 self-contained flats. Officer: Jonathan Puplett 292525 Applicant: Mr Patrick Moorhead Agent: Alan R. Wood 76 Church St Brighton 75 Westbourne St Hove BH2009/00110 Flat 16 Burleigh Court Cavendish Place Brighton REGENCY SQUARE Removal of existing railings and gutter to roof terrace and replacement with rendered walls and box gutters. Installation of external lighting. Officer: Jason Hawkes 292153 Applicant: Ms Katie Beadle Agent: Claire Haigh Assoc 19 Hamilton Road Gillingham 9 Kenton Rd Hove ROTTINGDEAN COASTAL BH2009/00165 83 & 85 High Street Rottingdean ROTTINGDEAN Replacement front windows and frames, doors and frames, all to match existing. Re-decorate front facade to match existing. Officer: Chris Swain 292178 Applicant: Belstead Ltd Agent: RSP Architects St Margarets Court 12 Osborne Villas 27 High St Rottingdean Hove ST. PETER'S & NORTH LAINE BH2008/03909 13 New Road Brighton VALLEY GARDENS Change of use of ground floor from A1 retail to a tea room for the sale of hot and cold drinks for consumption on and off the premises, within A1/A3 use classes. Officer: Aidan Thatcher 292265 Applicant: Mr Matthew Gunn Agent: Dean Wilson Laing 6 Castle Sq Brighton 96 Church St Brighton BH2008/03950 Seasons Cafe 36 Gloucester Road Brighton NORTH LAINE Application for variation of condition 2 of application BH1999/00436/FP in order to allow opening hours between 8am to 8pm Monday to Saturday, and removal of condition 5 in order to allow the preparation and sale of hot food on the premises. Officer: Anthony Foster 294495 Applicant: Mr Ken Handley H&H (Hove) Ltd 48B Ventnor Villas Hove WESTBOURNE BH2009/00103 56 Sackville Gardens Hove SACKVILLE GARDENS Certificate Of Lawfulness for proposed alterations to front wall. Officer: Mark Thomas 292336 Applicant: Mr B Hemblade Agent: Mr M J Lewis 56 Sackville Gdns Hove 25 St Nicholas Lodge Church St Brighton WITHDEAN BH2009/00030 40 Harrington Road Brighton PRESTON PARK Installation of a flat roof dormer to rear, 1 no. rooflight to front, 3 no. rooflights to West elevation, 1 no. hexagon rooflight and replacement timber windows. Officer: Mark Thomas 292336 Applicant: Mrs Susan Spain Agent: Colin Jessey Assoc 41 Maldon Rd Brighton 29 Parkfield Rd Worthing Re-advertisements EAST BRIGHTON BH2008/03816 2 Portland Place, Brighton EAST CLIFF Reinstatement of rear infill two-storey extension, together with general repairs to internal fabric of building. Officer: Aidan Thatcher 292265 Applicant: Mr John Atkins Agent: Graham Johnson 167 Hartington Road Brighton 37A Portland Rd Hove ROTTINGDEAN COASTAL BH2009/00056 24 Sussex Square Brighton KEMP TOWN Painted mild steel safety balustrading on roof to access lift motor room and removal of redundant water tank housings. Officer: Helen Hobbs 293335 Applicant: c/o David Pursey Magnt. Ltd Agent: Cooke Design 130 Marine Parade Brighton 34 Southdown
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