Buckinghamshire - Multiple Planning Applications

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNCIL

CHILTERN LOCAL AREA

TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990

PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS)

REGULATIONS 1990

The following applications have been received by the Council.

The reason for advertising is indicated at the end of the details of the application. The reason abbreviations are LB = Listed Building; CA = Conservation Area

PL/25/1979/AV

Affects setting of LB

ALDI, 44 London Road West, Amersham Internally illuminated sign case, 2 non-illuminated vinyl film logos, internally illuminated totem pole sign.

PL/24/3775/DE

Major Development, departure from Development Plan, within 10m of railway land, amended information

Little Chalfont Park (Land to The South East Of Little Chalfont) Reserved Matters Application (details relating to access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale) pursuant to Conditions 1 and 13 (Estate Roads), 1 (Walking/Cycling Route Phasing), 15 (Parking/Garaging etc), 16 (Refuse Storage), 22 (Levels Western Parcel), 29 (Sustainable Drainage), 31 (LEMP), 33 (BNG Plan) and 34 (BNG Monitoring Plan) of planning consent PL/24/3794/VRC for road, cycle and pedestrian infrastructure, including associated drainage, landscaping and levelling works.

PL/24/3795/DE

Major Development, departure from Development Plan, within 10m of railway land, amended information

Little Chalfont Park (Land to The South East Of Little Chalfont) Reserved Matters application (details relating to access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale) pursuant to Conditions 1 and 14 (Walking/Cycling), 24 (Levels SANG), 29 (Sustainable Drainage), 31 (LEMP), 33 (BNG Plan) and 34 (BNG Monitoring Plan) of permission PL/24/3794/VRC for a Suitable Alternative Natural Green Space (SANG) with associated landscaping.

PL/24/3793/DE

Major Development, departure from Development Plan, within 10m of railway land, amended information

Little Chalfont Park (Land To The South East Of Little Chalfont) Reserved Matters Application (details relating to access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale) pursuant to conditions 1 and 13 (Estate roads), 14 (walking/cycling), 15 (parking and garages), 16 (refuse), 17 (energy and sustainability), 22 (Levels Western Parcel), 29 (Sustainable

Drainage), 31 (LEMP), 33 (BNG) and 34 (BNG Monitoring) of planning permission reference PL/24/3794/VRC for 74 residential (Use Class C3) units together with associated infrastructure including landscaping, levelling works, drainage and car and cycle parking.

PL/24/3806/DE

Major Development, departure from Development Plan, within 10m of railway land, amended information

Little Chalfont Park (Land To The South East Of Little Chalfont) Reserved matters application (details relating to access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale) pursuant to conditions 1 and 15 (Walking/Cycling), 25 (Levels Railway Bridge), 29 (Sustainable Drainage), 31 (LEMP), 33 (BNG), 34 (BNG Monitoring) of planning permission PL/24/3794/VRC for a bridge link at Oakington Avenue together with landscaping, level changes, cycle and pedestrian access.

PL/25/2200/FA

CA & affects setting of LB

Old School Cottage, 2 The Village, Latimer Single storey side/rear extension and bay window to existing living room.

PL/25/1902/AV

CA

12-16 Station Approach, Great Missenden Internally illuminated digital display screen.

PL/25/2145/FA

CA

7 Highfield Close, Amersham Single storey rear extension, garage conversion, addition of rooflight in the front roof slope, incorporation of porch into house and widening of driveway.

You may view applications at https://pa-csb.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/online-applications/. Comments should be received within 21 days of publication of this notice, with the exception of PL/24/3775/DE, PL/24/3793/DE, PL/24/3795/DE and PL/24/3806/DE which have a deadline of 7 September 2025. When commenting you must include reference number and your postal address to our Online Comments Tool or by post to planning.comments.csb@buckinghamshire.gov.uk.

There will be no further opportunity to comment on householder applications that go to appeal.

ERIC OWENS – SERVICE DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT