Cornwall County Council - Planning Applications June 26

Planning

Boyton - Chelsfield Farm Holiday Park Boyton Launceston PL15 8NU - Expansion of existing holiday park involving the change of use of land for the siting of an additional 45 holiday caravans, including extension of access road, parking, drainage and landscaping. - Mr And Mrs Alan And Marianne Birchall - PA24/04229

Bude-Stratton - Land Adjacent Bowden House Bowden Lane Stratton Bude Cornwall - Reserved matters application for access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale (details following outline consent PA23/03671 dated 20.07.2023 for a single detached dwelling) - Mrs M Howes - PA24/03360

* This development affects a footpath/public right of way.

The following applications would, in the opinion of the local planning authority, affect the character or setting of a listed building or the character or appearance of a conservation area:

Altarnun - Rooks Corner Treween Altarnun Launceston Cornwall PL15 7RD - Listed building consent for the replacement of roof coverings, the roof structure at the southern end of the main roof and alterations to the previously approved drawings. - Mr Simon Dickson - PA24/04455

Bude-Stratton - The Flat Bude Social Club 1 Granville Terrace Bude Cornwall EX23 8JZ - Re-cladding of North West gable wall - Mr John Shepherd - PA24/04016

Launceston - 9 Castle Street Launceston Cornwall PL15 8BA - Internal alterations, including moving first floor flat to cellar floor, provision of external lift, removal of porch, removal of conservatory and access improvements. - Mr Martin Cornish Launceston Town Council - PA24/04375

Launceston - 9 Castle Street Launceston Cornwall PL15 8BA - Listed building consent for internal alterations, including moving first floor flat to cellar floor, provision of external lift, removal of porch, removal of conservatory and access improvements. - Mr Martin Cornish Launceston Town Council - PA24/04376

Lewannick - 2 The Row Polyphant Launceston Cornwall PL15 7PS - Listed Building Consent to replace a rotted front door with a traditional bespoke door. - Miss Tracey Goodwin - PA24/03620

Werrington - The Old Rectory Werrington Launceston Cornwall PL15 8TP - Two free standing pergolas (one with paving), electric vehicle charging point, external boiler and ASHP, demolish 1970’s side addition and replace with single storey side extension with solar PV array, internal alterations including new ground floor opening, convert first floor study to shower room, convert bathroom to bedroom and convert shower room to family bathroom. - Mr And Mrs A Prickett - PA24/04736

Werrington - The Old Rectory Werrington Launceston Cornwall PL15 8TP - Listed Building Consent for two free standing pergolas (one with paving), electric vehicle charging point, external boiler and ASHP, demolish 1970’s side addition and replace with single storey side extension with solar PV array, internal alterations including new ground floor opening, convert first floor study to shower room, convert bathroom to bedroom and convert shower room to family bathroom. - Mr And Mrs A Prickett - PA24/04737

Inspection and commenting on planning applications

It should be noted that the above list does not include applications for all forms of development. Members of the public can view and make comments within 21 days of this notice or within 30 days if accompanied by an EIA quoting the relevant application number given above on all the applications received by the Council via the website at https://planning. cornwall.gov.uk/online-applications. Only those comments relevant to material planning considerations will be taken into account as part of an application’s determination. Any representations received will be open to public inspection.

For the purposes of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) any comments submitted on a planning application will be subject to acceptance of the Privacy Notice for representations (D) on the Council’s website http:// www.cornwall.gov.uk/planningprivacy . The Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985 requires that such correspondence must be made available for inspection either by Councillors or members of the public (which may include the Press). In the event of an appeal against the decision, any representations made in connection with the application will be sent to the Secretary of State and the appellant.

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