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Page 1 of 23 Planning Applications 6/2020/3154/PN8 6/2021/0044/PN6 LIST WITH BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF COMPLETE APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING PERMISSION, LISTED BUILDING, ESTATE MANAGEMENT AND ADVERTISEMENT CONSENT OR APPROVAL OF DETAILS WEEK ENDING 05/03/2021 Planning Applications 6/2020/3154/PN8 Address 25 Swanley Crescent Little Heath Potters Bar EN6 1NQ Proposal Prior approval for single storey rear extension measuring 6m in depth, 3.53m in height and 2.8m to the eaves Ward Brookmans Park & Little Heath Parish North Mymms Applicant Mr Elion Mucaj, 25 Swanley Crescent Little Heath Potters Bar EN6 1NQ Agent Barry Charles, 12 Hampshire Road Hornchurch RM11 3EU Case Officer Ms Kirsty Shirley Valid Date 16 February 2021 Application 6/2020/3154/PN8 Details 6/2021/0044/PN6 Address Friday Grove, Land North Of Hawkshead Road, North Mymms, Hatfield, EN6 1NB Proposal Prior approval for the retention of access track and planting of grass strip on access track for agricultural use Ward Brookmans Park & Little Heath Parish North Mymms Applicant Neil Bedford, 24 Warrengate Road North Mymms Page 1 of 23 Hatfield AL9 7TX Agent Neil Bedford, 24 Warrengate Road North Mymms Hatfield AL9 7TX Case Officer Ms Kirsty Shirley Valid Date 11 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0044/PN6 Details 6/2021/0264/HOUSE Address 20 Westland Drive Brookmans Park Hatfield AL9 7UQ Proposal Proposed single storey rear extension, conversion of loft space and hip to gable roof extension, pitched roof dormer to front elevation and flat roof dormer to rear elevation, additional of window to side elevation at first floor level, involving demolition of existing single storey side element Ward Brookmans Park & Little Heath Parish North Mymms Applicant Maria Antoni, 20 Westland Drive Brookmans Park Hatfield AL9 7UQ Agent Mr Terry White, 7 Monson Road Broxbourne EN10 7DY Case Officer Mr Sukhdeep Jhooti Valid Date 28 January 2021 Application 6/2021/0264/HOUSE Details Call In Expiry 22 March 2021 Date 6/2021/0617/LAWP Address 43 The Grove Hatfield AL9 7RL Proposal Certificate of lawfulness for the erection of an outbuilding to the rear of the property Ward Brookmans Park & Little Heath Page 2 of 23 Parish North Mymms Applicant Mrs Kelly Thorpe, 43, The Grove Brookmans Park AL9 7RL Agent Mr Chris Ellerbeck, Beechcroft Riverside Avenue Broxbourne EN10 6RA Case Officer Mr Sukhdeep Jhooti Valid Date 26 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0617/LAWP Details 6/2021/0602/PN8 Address 5 Swanley Bar Lane Little Heath Potters Bar EN6 1NN Proposal Prior approval for the erection of a single storey rear extension measuring in 3m height, 8m in depth, 3m to the eaves Ward Brookmans Park & Little Heath Parish North Mymms Applicant Mr and Mrs Sutter, 5 Swanley Bar Lane Little Heath Potters Bar EN6 1NN Agent Mr James Gran, 4 Ennismore Close Letchworth Garden City SG6 2SU Case Officer Ms Kirsty Shirley Valid Date 24 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0602/PN8 Details 6/2021/0531/HOUSE Address 72 Herns Lane Welwyn Garden City AL7 2AH Proposal Erection of single storey flat roof porch and insertion of bifold doors to rear Ward Haldens Parish Page 3 of 23 Applicant Mr Mark Zienkowic, 72 Herns Lane Welwyn Garden City AL7 2AH Agent Mr Damien Poulter, 9 Bakers Grove Welwyn Garden City AL7 2DJ Case Officer Ms Emily Stainer Valid Date 19 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0531/HOUSE Details Call In Expiry 25 March 2021 Date 6/2021/0532/TC Address 24 Turmore Dale Welwyn Garden City AL8 6HS Proposal Fell 2 x Spruce trees covered by conservation area Ward Handside Parish Applicant Mr Mark Parker, 24 Turmore Dale Welwyn Garden City AL8 6HS Agent Mr Mark Parker, 24 Turmore Dale Welwyn Garden City AL8 6HS Case Officer Ms Emma Griffin Valid Date 22 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0532/TC Details 6/2021/0549/TC Address Dellcott Tennis Club Delcott Close off Dognell Green Welwyn Garden City AL8 7BL Proposal T1 - Remove large low limb from Western red cedar located at the top of the driveway. Lift other low branches on the crown by 1-2m to allow clear access for emergency vehicles. Cut back the branches overhanging the tennis court to give 1 m clearance. T2 - Reduce branches from conifer overhanging tennis court to give 1m Page 4 of 23 clearance. T 3- Overall crown reduction of cherry tree which is hanging over the main building by 2m from branch tips. T4 - Fell dead purple plum. T5 and T6 - Reduce overhanging branches on 2 large sycamore trees by up to 2m from branch tips - Covered by a Conservation Area Ward Handside Parish Applicant Mr Nick Lambert, Dellcott Tennis Club Dellcott Close Off Dognell Green Welwyn Garden City AL8 7BL Agent Mr Andrew Gardner , Walkern Near Stevenage SG2 7NN Case Officer Ms Emma Griffin Valid Date 23 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0549/TC Details 6/2021/0053/TC Address 11 The Old Drive Welwyn Garden City AL8 6TB Proposal Reduce 1 x Lime tree by 10% covered by conservation area Ward Handside Parish Applicant Mr Paul Golledge, 11 The Old drive Welwyn Garden City AL86TB Agent Mr Paul Golledge, 11 The Old drive Welwyn Garden City AL86TB Case Officer Mr Oliver Waring Valid Date 26 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0053/TC Details Page 5 of 23 6/2021/0533/HOUSE Address 17 The Valley Green Welwyn Garden City AL8 7DQ Proposal Erection of a single and two storey rear extension garage conversion to habitable accommodation, replace front canopy, and enlargement of front driveway. Ward Handside Parish Applicant Mr and Mrs Atkinson, 17 The Valley Green Welwyn Garden City AL8 7DQ Agent Mr David Hewitt, Copse Farm House Brookshill Drive Harrow Weald HA3 6SB Case Officer Mrs Kerrie Charles Valid Date 19 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0533/HOUSE Details Call In Expiry 24 March 2021 Date 6/2021/0560/COND Address 8 Longcroft Lane Welwyn Garden City AL8 6EA Proposal Submission of details pursuant to condition 1 and 2 on planning permission 6/2020/1383/HOUSE Ward Handside Parish Applicant Mr Michael Stark, 8, Longcroft Lane Welwyn Garden City AL8 6EA Agent Mr Michael Stark, 8, Longcroft Lane Welwyn Garden City AL8 6EA Case Officer Mr Raymond Lee Valid Date 22 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0560/COND Details Page 6 of 23 6/2021/0564/TC Address The Old Manse 40 Barleycroft Road Welwyn Garden City AL8 6JU Proposal Fell 1 x Yew tree covered by conservation area Ward Handside Parish Applicant Dr Rhys Roberts, The Old Manse 40 Barleycroft Road Welwyn Garden City AL8 6JU Agent Dr Rhys Roberts, The Old Manse 40 Barleycroft Road Welwyn Garden City AL8 6JU Case Officer Mr Oliver Waring Valid Date 23 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0564/TC Details 6/2021/0479/FULL Address 23 Longcroft Lane Welwyn Garden City AL8 6EB Proposal Erection of garden outbuilding. Ward Handside Parish Applicant Mrs Abi Purser, 23 Longcroft Lane Longcroft lane Welwyn Garden City AL8 6EB Agent Mrs Abi Purser, 23 Longcroft Lane Longcroft lane Welwyn Garden City AL8 6EB Case Officer Mrs Sarah Madyausiku Valid Date 26 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0479/FULL Details Call In Expiry 25 March 2021 Date Page 7 of 23 6/2021/0595/TC Address 9 Valley Road Welwyn Garden City AL8 7DG Proposal Reduce 1 x Copper Beech tree by 1.5m height & 2m width covered by conservation area Ward Handside Parish Applicant Ms Maureen Morton, 9 Valley Road Welwyn Garden City AL8 7DG Agent Mrs Kate Ryan, 15 Great Ganett Welwyn Garden City AL7 3DA Case Officer Ms Emma Griffin Valid Date 25 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0595/TC Details 6/2021/0586/LAWE Address 50 Eagle Way Hatfield AL10 8RE Proposal Certificate of lawfulness for the existing house in multiple occupation Ward Hatfield South West Parish Hatfield Applicant AMMC Properties Ltd, Limes Farm Mill Lane Hildenborough TN11 9LX Agent Peter Waller, 93 Rock Road Sittingbourne ME101JG Case Officer Mr Sukhdeep Jhooti Valid Date 25 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0586/LAWE Details Page 8 of 23 6/2021/0421/HOUSE Address 20 Queens Avenue Welwyn Garden City AL7 4BZ Proposal Erection of a single storey rear extension and internal alterations Ward Howlands Parish Applicant Mr C Owen, 20 Queens Avenue Welwyn Garden City AL7 4BZ Agent Mr Steven Johnston, 49 Queens Crescent Marshalswick St Albans AL4 9QQ Case Officer Ms Louise Sahlke Valid Date 22 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0421/HOUSE Details Call In Expiry 25 March 2021 Date 6/2021/0520/HOUSE Address 2 Moorlands Welwyn Garden City AL7 4PP Proposal Demolition of brick boundary wall and replacement with close boarded fence Ward Howlands Parish Applicant Mr. Len Cadby, 2 Moorlands Welwyn Garden City AL7 4PP Agent Alan Hawkes, 90 Chertsey Rise Stevenage SG2 9JL Case Officer Ms Louise Sahlke Valid Date 18 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0520/HOUSE Details Call In Expiry 25 March 2021 Date Page 9 of 23 6/2021/0457/LAWE Address Land parcel East of Newgate Street. Barn located South of Lodge Farm with the nearest postcode being SG13 8NQ which is located in East Herts District Proposal Certificate of lawfulness for the existing barn Ward Northaw and Cuffley Parish Hatfield Applicant Mr Lord, Lodge Farm Epping Green Hertford SG13 8NQ Agent Mr Dan McEwan, PO Box 1014 Horsham RH12 9TJ Case Officer Mr Sukhdeep Jhooti Valid Date 15 February 2021 Application 6/2021/0457/LAWE Details 6/2021/0568/PN8 Address East Ridge House 9A East Ridgeway Cuffley Potters Bar EN6 4AW Proposal Prior approval for the erection of a single storey rear extension measuring 5m in depth, 3.6m in height, 3m to the eaves Ward Northaw and Cuffley Parish Northaw and Cuffley Applicant Mr C Demetriou, East Ridge House 9A East Ridgeway Cuffley Potters Bar EN6 4AW Agent Mrs Gillian Davidson , Manor Cottage The Street Brundish Suffolk IP13 8BL Case Officer Ms Kirsty Shirley Valid Date
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