Winchester City Council planning decisions

Winchester planning.
Winchester planning.
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Winchester City Council planning officers refused one planning application this week, with all others being permitted.

The refused application was submitted by Bridgette Lowe in Compton. She wanted to install a garden outbuilding to be used as a dog grooming parlour at 20A Martins Fields.

In Colden Common, Imran Hussain's application for a ground floor rear extension with a loft conversion and conversion of existing garage into study/utility room at Winchester Road has been permitted.

Mr and Mrs Thomas can have the minor garden works and the installation of drainage and alterations to hardstanding at Upper Silkstead Barn, Silkstead Lane in Hursley.

The application submitted by Mr and Mrs Dowthwaite to demolish existing outbuilding and construct a replacement at Shawford Cottage, Bridge Lane has been permitted.

Gemma Hayes, in Curdridge, can have a double storey side extension at 2 Hillside, The Copse, Kitnocks Hill.

In Denmead, Mr and Mrs Meadus can demolish their existing conservatory and construct a new single storey extension at Sienda, Upper Crabbick Lane.

Chris West had an application permitted to have roof alterations, one and two-storey rear extensions and a flat roof dormer at Daveneer, Hambledon Road.

Mr Tyler, of 3 Furdies, can have a single storey rear extension following the removal of existing conservatory.

Mr and Mrs Hatch's application was permitted to have a single storey rear extension to replace existing conservatory at Windermere, 28 Mill Road.

In Micheldever, Mr Elliott can have a grain store at the land adjacent to Larkwhistle Farm, Larkwhistle Farm Road.

Mr and Mrs Neville, of Wychwood, Upper Wield in Alresford, had a legal application approved for use of the property for more than 10 years outside the remit of condition three from WIR.11211.

In Oliver's Battery, P Lucas had an application permitted to have single story side and rear extensions, a raised terrace, front porch and elevational alterations at 66 Old Kennels Lane.

Oliver Purvis, of Tinkers Coppice, Poles Lane in Otterbourne, can have a single storey pitched roof extension.

Mrs Church' application for the demolition of existing grooms flat and stables, and erection of building incorporating grooms flat, office and residential accommodation ancillary to the main house at Arion Stud, Hoe Street in Hambledon has been permitted.

In Winchester, Mr and Mrs Stanley can increase the size of an existing HMO from six bed to eight bed and associated rear dormer at 10 St Cross Road.

Jane Penty, of Milnthorpe End, Sleepers Hill, had an application permitted for a single storey side extension, double carport with electric car charge point and ground level deck extension over new cycle storage shed.

At 7 Peninsula Square, Mr and Mrs Curling can have internal alterations and install two conservation rooflights.

Mr and Mrs Black's application was permitted for a two storey rear extension and dormers at 16 Clausentum Road.

Tony Payne can have a home office at the ground floor level of The Chimney House, 7 Alison Way.

An application sent by an agent was permitted for a single storey extension, veranda and porch with associated internal works; and replacing the existing boundary fence with wall at South Hall Lodge, Kingsgate Road.

Mr and Mrs Hallett can have first floor and ground floor rear extensions and elevational alterations at Pakefield, Milnthorpe Lane.

The application submitted by Mr and Mrs King for the single storey rear extension at 33 Imber Road was given a Lawful Development Certificate.

Mr and Mrs O'connor had a legal application approved for the lawful use of pool and ancillary pool house at Gifford House, St Giles Hill.

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