Planning appeals in North Devon, 2024

Replacement of existing storage shed (20ft x 10ft) with new shed (14ft x 10ft, 2.4m apex height, 2m eaves) with green felt roofing and forest green staining, for storage of compact tractor, attachments and agricultural tools, and rainwater collection for crop watering on agricultural plot for winter crops, fruit trees and berries

prior approval for change of use of agricultural building to a residential dwelling(class Q)

the erection of a holiday let unit, improved access and resurfacing to create additional parking

the erection of a detached dwelling

the change of use of open space to accommodate three two-storey houses

the erection of a new dwelling and associated works

erection of single story dwelling to the rear of 99 Yelland Road with associated amenity and parking

The proposal includes a new access driveway to the existing house, 2 agricultural barn conversions with associated driveways, gardens and boundary treatments”

Internal and external alterations to form new flat roof balcony

conversion of agricultural building to form two dwellings and associated works

part retrospective application for erection of one temporary mobile live/work unit and erection of 1 honey shed and 1 storage shed

described as ‘Proposed siting (amended to use of the land for the stationing) of 167 touring caravans, static caravans, camper vans and tents, with the proportion of each unrestricted, for tourist accommodation

erection of a permanent rural workers dwelling and change of use to provide residential curtilage

outline application, proposed farmhouse, land at North Lane, Bickington’ without complying with a condition attached to planning permission Ref 2/86/258/27/1, dated 15 April 1986

proposed new dwelling on land overlooking Ladies Beach at Tunnels Beaches

the erection of one dwelling

the erection of 5 residential dwellings

demolition of existing workshop building and erection of a detached house with an integral garage, amenity space, car parking, access and landscaping, together with a change of use from two houses to one house by the re- integration of an existing annex dwelling into the main house