Little Chalfont, Multiple Planning Notices

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.

PL/24/3775/DE Major Development

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 14,15b,16, 23 of outline planning consent PL/21/4632/OA for road, cycle and pedestrian infrastructure, including associated drainage, lighting, landscaping and necessary engineering works.

PL/24/3806/DE Major Development

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 condition 1 and 15 (walking/ cycling) of outline planning permission PL/21/4632/OA for a bridge link at Oakington Avenue together with associated infrastructure including landscaping, land reprofiling, drainage, cycle and pedestrian access and ancillary work.

PL/24/3795/DE Major Development

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) of outline planning permission PL/21/4632/OA for a Suitable Alternative Natural Green Space (SANG) together with associated infrastructure including landscaping, land reprofiling, drainage and ancillary work.

PL/24/3793/DE Major Development

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 condition 1 and 14 (estate roads),15 (walking/cycling) ,16 (parking and garages), 17 (refuse), 18 (energy and sustainability), 23 (levels) of outline planning permission PL/21/4632/OA as amended by application reference PL/24/3794/VRC for 74 residential (Use Class C3) units together with associated infrastructure including landscaping, land reprofiling, drainage, car and cycle parking and ancillary work.

PL/24/3794/VRC Major Development

Little Chalfont Park (Land To The South East Of Little Chalfont) Variation of conditions 5 (approved plans) and 35 (Western Parcel highways) of planning permission PL/21/4632/OA (Outline application for the demolition of all existing buildings and the erection of residential dwellings including affordable housing, custom build (Use Class C3), retirement homes and care home (Use Class C2), new vehicular access point off Burtons Lane, improvements to existing Lodge Lane access including works to Lodge Lane and Church Grove, new pedestrian and cycle access at Oakington Avenue including construction of new pedestrian and cycle bridge and associated highway works, a local centre including a community building (Use Classes E(a)(b)(e), F2(b)), land safeguarded for educational use (Use Classes E(f) and F1(a)), public open space and associated infrastructure (matters to be considered at this stage: Burtons Lane and Lodge Lane access)) to allow relocation of access to Burtons Lane; change of Southern Link to pedestrian and cycle route only with relocated emergency vehicle route; gardens of proposed dwellings amended to back onto Loudhams Wood Lane; relocation of drainage; and amended legend to building heights plan.

You may view applications at https://pa-csb.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/online-applications/, or at the Council's Offices, Queen Victoria Road, High Wycombe, during office hours. Comments received on applications are public documents. They must be received within 30 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.

ERIC OWENS - SERVICE DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT