CHIS PLANNING NOTES
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PLANNING NOTES FOR CHIS COMMITTEE – 1 July 2008
From Minutes of 3.6.08Where marked *** CHIS has objected PLEASE NOTE THAT BY GOING TO BRISTOL ON www.ukplanning.com or to www.bristol.gov.uk/planning YOU CAN NOW FIND DETAILS OF ANY LOCAL PLANNING APPLICATION
07/03001/LA – 14 York Place
Retrospective consent for re-building of the roof and replacement of attic joists, installation of replacement boiler, pipe work and flue to first floor stairs cupboard. Replacement of existing timber windows and damp proofing of external walls. Replacement of existing basement door and removal of existing partitions to basement stairs area; damp proofing of external walls. Re-instating decorative balcony to front elevation. Replacement windows. No decision07/03709/H – 14 York Place
Erection of a cast-iron balcony to first floor elevation, and the installation of a window in place of existing door to ground floor rear elevation. No decision*** 07/04765/F – 4 Camp Road
Construction of new two storey dwelling house on land to rear of property. Appeal in progress*** 07/05728/LA & 05730/F – Clifton Observatory, Clifton Down
Construction/reinstatement of the first floor observatory to form viewing terrace and external works. No decision08/00172/F – 25 Pembroke Road
Erection of a four storey building comprising 2 maisonettes on land adjoining 27 Pembroke Road. No decision08/00706/LA – Norland House, Canynge Road
Internal and external alterations. Referred to the Government of the South West08/00827/F – 16 Alma Vale Road
Conversion of existing wine shop into wine café, serving alcohol and food. Granted08/01125/H – 13 Thorndale Mews
Replacement flat roof and balustrade, new parapet walls, sunspace, solar panel, replacement windows and doors. Refused*** 08/01185/F & 01187/LC – Clifton College Rifle Range & Squash Courts, Canynge Road
Demolition of all existing buildings and erection of 2 semi-detached five bedroom houses, one garage, highway works, landscaping and boundary treatment. No decision08/01246/F – Queen’s Building, University Walk
Erection of temporary accommodation on the library roof and at lower ground floor level between the Queen’s Building and Tower view. No decision 08/01569/F – 15 The Mall Construction of a maisonette above a ground floor retail unit and a first floor extension to the existing solicitor’s office. No decision08/01666/H &01667/LA – Sutton House, Clifton Down
Demolition and reconstruction of front boundary wall using salvaged and new matching material, realigning and widening the access. Alterations to the existing modern gates and repairs to side boundary walls and construction of dwarf wall following the access drive. No decision08/01120/F – Wills Memorial Building, Queen’s Road
Construction of a centenary garden to celebrate the University centenary in 2009. Refused08/01988/H & 01989/LA – Sutton House, Clifton Down
Internal and external alterations, including replacement of modern external staircase, replacement of modern conservatory and basement infill elevation, removal of suspended ceilings and partitioning, replacement of modern internal staircases accessing basement and lower section of ground to 1st floor staircase. Repairs to external masonry and re-pointing. Granted08/02157/H & 02158/LA – Sutton House, Clifton Down
Alterations to roof with new dormer and rooflight, and replacement of existing rooflights and lantern lights. No decision08/01958/F & 01959/LC – Sion Hill Car Park
Development of vacant site comprising 3 apartments on Sion Hill, 4 apartments on Sion Place and 6 on-site car spaces. Demolition of boundary wall. No decisionCAP considered the criticisms in the previous minute had not been addressed and applied. Furthermore the use of Bath stone for the corner building, and the ground floor of the Sion Place buildings, was considered inappropriate for a subservient building and a secondary street. Plain render should be used.
08/02131/F – 4 Camp Road
Construction of a two storey dwelling house in rear garden, and rebuilding of existing garage to form storage at first floor level within new pitched roof space. No decisionCAP considered that their reservations had been addressed.
NEW ITEMS
08/02379/lLA & 02382/F – Mortimer House, Clifton Down Road
Conversion of existing property to incorporate 7 apartments and 2 houses, together with a new flatted development of 3 apartments and associated car parking and landscape works.08/02209/F & 02210/LA – 309 Hotwell Road
Construction of a two bedroom cottage on the site of an existing garage with access fronting Little Caroline Place.08/02375/F – Land to rear of 15 Whiteladies Road
Erection of new two storey detached office building with associated car parking.08/02493/F – 1 York Place
Erection of a 4 storey infill extension between the main building at 1 York Place and 2 York Place, comprising 3 1-bed self-contained flats above part of the ground floor café at 1 York Place (approved as part of planning application 06/02499/F).08/02444/F & 02445/LC – Junction of Wetherall Place & Frederick Place
Demolition of existing garages and coach house. Construction of 2 single dwelling houses with garages.08/02353/F – Whiteladies Health Centre, Whatley Road
Erection of single storey extension and alterations to vehicular access. (Amendment to planning approval 07/03289/F).Pre Apps
Coach House, Park Place
RLB & GMB met MW-S on 22 May in Park Place for the project for which MW-S is the architect. The summary submitted by Ken Aylmer of Footprint Building states that the Coach House on Park Place will be a leading example of eco friendly restoration and development using traditional, sustainable techniques and materials combined with cutting edge technology and will demonstrate how we can all help meet the country’s carbon targets.1 – 3 Alma Vale Road
CHIS (BW, MS & GMB) had a meeting with PPS on 17 June re the revised proposals and agreed with the CAP comments below, with the addition of concerns on the siting of the waste storage which was thought to be too far from the collection point, encouraging the bins to be left at the roadside. It was also hoped that the painted level of the villa would be improved.CAP considered the new proposals to be a vast improvement including the retention of the listed Edwards' Garage and the refurbishment of the villa, together with the courtyard houses on the footprint of the garage workshop. Without the existing floor plans the full extent could not be assessed. Soft landscaping must be applied to the front courtyard.
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