Buckinghamshire (Multiple Areas) - Various Planning Applications

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNCIL

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; PFP = Public right of way; TPO = Tree Preservation Order; Anc Mon = Ancient Monument.

Non Postal Site Address PL/26/00662/FA Land at Nash Park Nash Road Great Horwood Creation of plot 13 for x1 static home, x1 dayroom and x1 touring caravan and the change of use from a Gypsy/Traveller site to storage (Class B8) plot 14. Secured by perimeter boundary treatment). Major Development PL/26/00897/FA Fairview Farm Fenny Road Stoke Hammond Change of use of land from agricultural to residential for travelling show persons and their families consisting of 5 pitches comprising 3 chalets, 1 mobile home, 8 touring caravans, parking areas, landscape and boundary treatment, storage, maintenance and repair of fairground rides and equipment, entrance and security fence (retrospective) LB in CA PL/26/02441/HB 78 High Street North Stewkley Listed building application for the replacement of 4 no. windows. Affects setting of LB & affects PFP PL/26/00648/FA Dove Cote Barn Manor Farm Lenborough Buckingham Front porch and single storey rear extension Major Development PL/26/03638/OA Land East Of Ivy Lane Great Brickhill Outline application for the construction of up to 32 dwellings (market and affordable) with vehicular access from Ivy Lane with associated access road and upgrades to the existing footpath at Cuff Lane to accommodate pedestrian and cycle movements together with associated public open space including play and a viewpoint, creation of public rights of way and other associated works and operations including, but not limited to; earthworks and engineering operations (including SuDS and drainage) and landscaping and hardstanding works (matters to be considered at this stage: access and layout).

You may view applications at www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/planningand-building-control/planning-applications/, selecting the Chiltern local area link and searching for view planning applications. Comments should be received within 21 days of the date of this publication, either online or in writing quoting the reference number and your postal address, to our Council offices or via email to planning.comments.csb@buckinghamshire. gov.uk. Note there will be no further opportunity to comment on householder applications that go to appeal.

STEVE BAMBRICK – CORPORATE DIRECTOR OF PLANNING GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY