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TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL – PLANNING SERVICES _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY LIST OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND NOTIFICATIONS : NO. 16 Week Ending: 17th April 2009 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 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 For the Northern Area to: For the Southern Area to: Head of Planning Head of Planning Beech Hurst Council Offices Weyhill Road Duttons Road ANDOVER SP10 3AJ ROMSEY SO51 8XG 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- DATE EXPIRY DATE TIONS 09/00692/FULLN Erection of grain store Down House, Salisbury Road, Mrs G Bonahan Mrs Sarah Appleton YES 15.04.2009 Abbotts Ann Down, Andover 13.05.2009 ABBOTTS ANN Hampshire SP11 7BX 09/00729/FULLN Demolition of existing 20 Cattle Lane, Abbotts Ann, Mr Jamie Harwood Miss Kate YES 14.04.2009 bungalow and erection of Andover, Hampshire SP11 7DP Thompson ABBOTTS ANN replacement dwelling with 15.05.2009 double garage and sewage treatment plant 09/00741/FULLN Relocation of automatic Co-operative, 155B Weyhill Co-operative Group Miss Emma Jones YES 17.04.2009 sliding door Road, Andover, Hampshire 15.05.2009 ANDOVER SP10 3BH MILLWAY 09/00554/FULLN Retention of building to be Shepstone, Andover Road, Mr Read Mrs Lucy Miranda 14.04.2009 used as annexe with storage Weyhill, Andover Hampshire Page APPLESHAW over SP11 9AE 07.05.2009 09/00647/ADVN Provision of 3 brass plaques, The Guildhall, High Street, Prezzo Mrs Lucy Miranda YES 14.04.2009 2 free standing internally Andover, Hampshire SP10 1LP Page ANDOVER ST illuminated menu lecterns 08.05.2009 MARYS and vinyl window signs Week Ending: 17th April 2009 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- DATE EXPIRY DATE TIONS 09/00709/ADVN Display of window adverts Unit 3 The Broadway, Western Squarefoot Self Miss Kate 14.04.2009 Road, Andover, Hampshire Storage Limited Thompson ANDOVER WINTON SP10 2JF 06.05.2009 09/00660/FULLN Erection of a single storey 19 Grange Close, Fyfield, Mr D Kendrew Miss Sarah Barter 15.04.2009 rear extension to provide Andover, Hampshire SP11 8DX 15.05.2009 FYFIELD enlarged garage and utility room 09/00661/FULLN Creation of an external Combe Lodge, Church Lane, Mr John Milne Miss Emma Jones 15.04.2009 firebox and flue to provide for Goodworth Clatford, Andover 15.05.2009 GOODWORTH woodburning stove Hampshire SP11 7HL CLATFORD 09/00727/FULLN Provision of new stepped Longstock House 'Bothy', John Lewis Partnership Miss Emma Jones YES 14.04.2009 access/railings from Longstock Park, Longstock, 12.05.2009 LONGSTOCK courtyard to facilitate use of Stockbridge Hampshire SO20 Bothy as additional 6EH conference facilities 09/00728/LBWN Provision of new stepped Longstock House 'Bothy', John Lewis Partnership Miss Emma Jones YES 14.04.2009 access and railings, internal Longstock Park, Longstock, 12.05.2009 LONGSTOCK and external alterations to Stockbridge Hampshire SO20 include painting of blind 6EH window Week Ending: 17th April 2009 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- DATE EXPIRY DATE TIONS 09/00602/FULLN Erection of a replacement The Old Coach Works, Mr Mark Cavill Mrs Lucy Miranda YES 14.04.2009 building to provide a Salisbury Road, Palestine, Page OVER WALLOP live/work unit together with Andover Hampshire SP11 7EG 15.05.2009 associated landscaping 09/00719/FULLN Erection of a replacement Harcourt, Village Street, Mr John Webb Miss Emma Jones YES 14.04.2009 double garage Thruxton, Andover Hampshire 15.05.2009 THRUXTON SP11 8LZ 09/00720/CAWN Demolition of double garage Harcourt, Village Street, Mr John Webb Miss Emma Jones YES 14.04.2009 Thruxton, Andover Hampshire 15.05.2009 THRUXTON SP11 8LZ 09/00711/FULLN Erection of replacement Paddock House, Little Down Mr William Nott Miss Kate YES 16.04.2009 dwelling (amended scheme) Lane, Little Down, Andover Thompson VERNHAM DEAN Hampshire SP11 0EF 11.05.2009 09/00696/FULLS Change of use of land to Forty Winks, 169 Knapp Lane, Mr G Roads Mr Adam Stickland YES 16.04.2009 extend the residential Ampfield, Romsey Hampshire 15.05.2009 AMPFIELD curtilage and erection of SO51 9BT wooden lean-to store to rear of garage 09/00730/TREES Fell one Crab Apple tree 4 Venison Terrace, Dixons Mr James Orrell Miss Rachel Cooke 16.04.2009 Lane, Broughton, Stockbridge 08.05.2009 BROUGHTON Hampshire SO20 8AP Week Ending: 17th April 2009 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- DATE EXPIRY DATE TIONS 09/00732/FULLS Change of use of existing Manor Farm, Church Lane, Oakmount Property Mrs Georgina YES 16.04.2009 barns/stables to B1 office Chilworth Old Village, Investments Wright CHILWORTH use with associated parking Southampton Hampshire SO16 15.05.2009 and landscaping 7JP 09/00527/FULLS First floor extension to create Butts Green Cottage, Butts Mr P Van Der Schee + Mr David Wheeler YES 17.04.2009 new master bedroom with Green, Lockerley, Romsey Ms S Oakley 12.05.2009 LOCKERLEY en-suite, creation of new bay Hampshire SO51 0JG window to lounge and first floor bedroom, alterations to existing dormers and alteration to/replacement of doors and fenestration, erection of attached double garage with storage in roof space 09/00666/FULLS Demolition of existing church All Saints Church And Hall, All Saints Church PCC Mr Mark Wyatt YES 16.04.2009 and erection of new church Rownhams Road, North 12.05.2009 NORTH building Baddesley, Southampton BADDESLEY Hampshire SO52 9ES 09/00712/TPOS Prune Silver Birch 4 Fairlawn Close, Rownhams, Mr H Stinton Miss Rachel Cooke 14.04.2009 Southampton, Hampshire 06.05.2009 NURSLING AND SO16 8DT ROWNHAMS Week Ending: 17th April 2009 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- DATE EXPIRY DATE TIONS 09/00717/FULLS Single storey rear extension, 24 Chambers Close, Nursling, Mr And Mrs S Boyd Miss Sacha 16.04.2009 door and window to utility Southampton, Hampshire Braybrook NURSLING AND room, window to family room SO16 0TA 11.05.2009 ROWNHAMS and retrospective application for three garden sheds 09/00713/TREES Ash tree to front of property - 177 Middlebridge Street, Mr J Mabey, Special Miss Rachel Cooke YES 14.04.2009 reduce storm Romsey, Hampshire, SO51 Branch Tree Services 06.05.2009 ROMSEY ABBEY damaged/decaying limb back 8HH to lower branch union, together with thinning the remaining crown by circa 15- 20% and tipping back selective branches to re- balance crown 09/00659/LBWS Alterations to barns to form Skidmore Farm Buildings, Lee The Broadlands Estate Mr Mark Wyatt YES 15.04.2009 office accommodation Church Lane, Lee, Romsey 15.05.2009 ROMSEY EXTRA Hampshire 09/00690/FULLS Erection of two storey side Tytherley, 164 Botley Road, Mr J Upfold Mr Mark Wyatt 15.04.2009 and single storey rear Romsey, Hampshire SO51 11.05.2009 ROMSEY EXTRA extensions and front porch 5SW 09/00677/FULLS Two-storey front and rear 8 Halterworth Close, Romsey, Mr L Socker Mrs Kate 16.04.2009 extensions Hampshire, SO51 5QG McLoughlin ROMSEY TADBURN 11.05.2009 Week Ending: 17th April 2009 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- DATE EXPIRY DATE TIONS 09/00621/FULLS Erection of conservatory to 1 Neath Way, Chandlers Ford, Mr Barry Jeffs Mr David Wheeler 14.04.2009 rear elevation Eastleigh, Hampshire SO53 07.05.2009 VALLEY PARK 4SU 09/00491/FULLS Repair and refurbishment of Wellow Manor Stud, Hackleys Mark Butson Mr Mark Wyatt YES 15.04.2009 redundant farm buildings 1, 2 Lane, East Wellow, Romsey 11.05.2009 WELLOW and 7 and erection of single Hampshire SO51 6DR storey extensions linking buildings1 and 7 to building 2 to form 2 residential units incorporating variation of Condition 5 on approved scheme under 07/00655/FULLS for use as residential. 09/00726/TPOS Reduce overhanging 2 Sand Close, West Wellow, Mr M Lowe Miss Rachel Cooke 16.04.2009 branches on one Ash tree Romsey, Hampshire SO51 08.05.2009 WELLOW 6RD Week Ending: 17th April 2009 APPLICATION NO./ PROPOSAL LOCATION APPLICANT CASE OFFICER/ PREVIOUS REGISTRATION PUBLICITY APPLICA- DATE EXPIRY DATE TIONS RE-ADVERTISEMENT 09/00557/FULLS Redevelopment of the site The Mill Yard Trustees Of The Barker Mr Mark Wyatt Yes 19.03.2009 with an additional office Nursling Street Mill Estates building Nursling Week Ending: 17th April 2009 .
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