Planning appeals in South Downs, 2023

change of use from agricultural building to Class E micro-brewery

an “enclosed, free standing shed measuring 5 metres by 4 metres to hold equipment needed to maintain a 20 tree orchard (already planted) as well as ad-hoc equipment to tend an adjacent allotment. Standing on 6 paving stands the wooden structure is made of pine and chipboard in the interior and Larch panels on the exterior. The shed has 3 windows, enclosed with larch shutters that shut flush with the exterior. Development includes free standing 2 solar panels in the adjacent allotment that provides charge to a 12 volt battery and circuit that can be used to re-charge batteries for an electric strimmer and other gardening equipment

Demolition of stables and pole barn. Construction of replacement building comprising a one-bedroom holiday let and vehicle store

The relocation of Lansdowne Nursery from Ferring including the erection of glasshouses and agricultural workers dwelling

Addition of a single storey glass roof/car port located on the side elevation of the property in the private garden

Hybrid application consisting of full permission for the relocation and enhancement of the Ravenscroft Allotment site and outline planning permission for up to 78 homes with all matters reserved except access (excluding internal estates roads) from Ravenscroft, and new community parkland

Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of 5no. Dwellings and creation of new access

for the construction of detached 3 bedroom chalet dwelling with office space and laboratory for owner/operator of Dadkhah stud

the retrospective construction of dormer to rear roof slope and 2No. 'Velux' style roof lights to front roof slope

to extend an existing stable black and store and convert it into a two bedroom annex

change of use of a residential outbuilding to a holiday let

change of use from agriculture to a dog walking paddock with associated parking

Garage conversion to a mixed use of C3 and Sui Generis for a salon

A small jetty on the northern side of the pond. It is constructed of green oak, and extends approximately 5 metres into the pond. The majority of the length of the jetty is 1 metre wide, however, it widens at the end to 3 metres in width. The jetty sits just above the water line of the pond and is supported within the pond by recycled plastic lumber structures

demolition of existing Church Hall and garage and the construction of 3 no. residential dwellings, without complying with condition 2 attached to planning permission Ref SDNP/22/01620/CND, dated 27 May 2022

demolition of the existing Bulmer House and construction of a new 56 apartment extra care scheme and day centre with associated landscaping

a rear single storey extension / conservatory, including the removal of existing external WC, removal of 1no. casement window and lowering of 1no. window cill

a change of use to dog training centre without complying with a condition attached to planning permission Ref SDNP/20/03795, dated 31 March 2021

three industrial units - amendment to previously approved scheme (SDNP/12/00513/FUL) without complying with a condition attached to planning permission Ref SDNP/13/01966/FUL, dated 6 August 2013

temporary provision for seven accessible car parking bays including the construction of a reinforced grass surface treatment

37 dwellings (including affordable homes), alterations to existing access onto Petersfield Road, hard and soft landscaping, drainage and all other associated development works

loft conversion to second floor with access stair from the first floor, dormer windows to north, south, west and east, flat roof terrace on the second floor

alterations to outbuilding to change 3 stables to 4 garages, create ancillary residential accommodation by raising the western ridge and inserting two 2 bed flats in the roofspace, with new rooflights and two dormers in the courtyard

one dwelling in the side garden of Southbrook Lodge

described on the planning application form as “'Sui Generis' - use of land for the keeping of 5 or more horses. The 'Sui Generis' Change of use started some time prior to 2007

replacement of existing domestic outbuilding with a single storey barn to form a self contained holiday let (C3)

Change of use of agricultural land to glamping site to include 6 timber framed glamping tents for holiday accommodation all year round, with associated parking

the installation of a 15m slim-line alpha pole supporting 1no. integrated internal tri-sector antenna, 4no. equipment cabinets, landscaping and ancillary development thereto

without planning permission and within the last 10 years, a material change of use of the land to a mixed use of agriculture and the stationing of a caravan for residential purposes

a glazed link between the main cottage and the detached office

Replacement dwelling and associated landscaping

a first floor rear extension

retrospective planning application for the conversion of a former cricket pavilion into a holiday let

a change of use and redevelopment of the site to provide a recharge centre for electrically powered vehicles, with control and battery room and secure area for the delivery and storage of Bio Gas. Up to 60 eco-lodges (Use Class C1), and engineering work to create an earth sheltered block comprising up to 1,330m2 of tunnel floor space for a flexible mix of uses within classes C1 and E(a)(b)(c). The formation of a two-way entrance off the B2070, the laying of a perimeter vehicular access road, with link roads, cycle tracks, and areas of hardstanding to provide up to 127 parking spaces. Engineering work for the purpose of landscaping and operations to install drainage infrastructure

Removal of 6 traditionally detailed rebated single glazed 6 over 6 timber sliding sash windows and replacement with UPVC top hung double glazed units on the south elevation

change of use of part of an empty and redundant stable block from equestrian use to storage use

erection of hardstanding area to allow vehicular access to the site

a new 3 bedroom dwelling on the land adjacent to 34 Middle Way

the construction of a veranda and external access steps on rear elevation with installation of a pair of doors from the lounge to the new veranda and cladding of part of the rear elevation

the erection of 4 no. dwellings (including 1 no. affordable unit)

the erection of a two-storey side and rear extension

a part two storey, part single storey rear/side extension, creation of a porch and reconfiguration of the staircase

Proposed erection of a single storey orangery to the rear of the property

the conversion of the stable for ancillary residential accommodation for disabled mother

a rural workers dwelling and farm track

a temporary permission to extend the time limit for the siting of a temporary caravan for a further three years

the conversion of the existing structure, The Old Goat Shed, to an independent 4 bedroom dwelling with small western extension for utility and access door, with associated fencing and hedging

a detached outbuilding following demolition of existing outbuilding

described as ‘the use of part of the property (including the buildings that have been erected on it) for the storage of building materials, plant and equipment (Use Class B8 as set out in the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987 (as amended)

a retrospective application for the continued storage of bricks

the change of use from grazing of horses to equestrian and the change of use of two of the existing larger mobile field shelters to permanent stabling with associated works

retrospective permission for 3 No gable windows and proposed blackout blinds

Improvements to an existing pre-1981 extension to eastern elevation including minor expansion; Introduce a new door to western elevation to improve access and maintenance of this area of the site; Internal remodelling to bring the property up to modern standards including Building Control compliance