Planning

Basingstoke, Application For Planning Permission

RG22 6PG•Published 09/05/24•Expired

Basingstoke Gazette •

What is planned?

Borough of Basingstoke and Deane Town and Country Planning Act 1990 Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990

The applications listed below are advertised for the reasons given

24/00787/FUL Erection of 45 no. dwellings with associated access and landscaping at Land North Of West Ham Lane Worting Road Basingstoke

Reason: Proposal constituting Major Development and affecting a Right of Way

24/00905/HSE Erection of a single storey rear extension, a pitched roof to replace flat roof and addition of solar panels at Marchfields Mary Lane North Waltham

Reason: Proposal affecting a Conservation Area

24/00880/FUL Landscaping enhancements within the existing Mountbatten House and surrounding area at Mountbatten House Basing View Basingstoke

24/00881/LBC Landscaping enhancements within the existing Mountbatten House and surrounding area at Mountbatten House Basing View Basingstoke

Reason: Proposal constituting Major development affecting a Listed Building and Listed Park

24/00931/LBC Revert two rooms (kitchen and bathroom) within redundant Buttery Flat back into one single room, to include removing the stud wall and modern splash back tiles and any kitchen or bathroom plumbing at The Vyne Vyne Road Sherborne St John

Reason: Proposal affecting a Listed Building and Historic Park

24/00956/FUL Replacement of an existing Slurry Pit, re-routing of existing track and erection of a new Farmyard Manure Store (FYM) at Northington Farm The Lynch Overton

Reason: Proposal affecting the setting of a Conservation Area and the setting of a Listed Building

24/00915/HSE Erection of new porch and two storey rear extension at Oakleigh 1A Church Road Tadley

Reason: Proposal affects the setting of a Conservation Area

The applications and plans are available for public inspection at www. basingstoke.gov.uk. Any comments should be made in writing within 21 days of this notice. Any comments received are open to public inspection.

MIKE TOWNSEND

PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT MANAGER