Planning appeals in Torridge, 2023

prior notification under Class Q for the conversion of an agricultural building into one dwelling

new ancillary building to be used for dog agility training

Without planning permission and within the last four years, operational development of the land consisting of the construction of a wooden structure the approximate location of which is identified by the blue rectangle on the attached plan (Appendix A) and shown as image 1 in the attached Appendix B

change of use and conversion of agricultural building to 3no. dwellings and associated building operations

outline application (including scale, appearance and access) for 9 residential units and ground floor commercial unit (amended description)

Outline planning permission (access, appearance and scale) for hotel apartments and ground floor restaurant

Conversion of barn to self-contained holiday unit

minor enlargement of parking bays and car parks, repair and replacement of existing deer fences, and creation of low walls to create raised beds (affecting a public right of way)

Appeal A: siting of a mobile home as ancillary accommodation; Appeal B: retention of one mobile home for staff accommodation — temporary for 3 years

5 no. bungalows – Land at Synocks Farm, Petrockstowe

without planning permission and within the last 10 years, the change of use of the land to a mixed use incorporating residential use comprising of the use of a Motor Home for human habitation identified on the Schedule attached to this notice as Appendix B

proposed dwelling with associated access, parking and amenity space

Unauthorised material change of use of land to residential use

Change of use from a mixed use of public house and private dwelling to solely a private dwelling

Without planning permission and within the last four years, operational development comprising the construction and use of a dwellinghouse in the approximate position marked as “1” on the attached plan and shown in Appendix B

replacement dwelling pursuant of approval 1/0446/2017/AGMB

construction of dwelling

the conversion of barn to holiday unit without complying with a condition attached to planning permission Ref 1/1994/2002, dated 12 May 2003

2 storey side extension and single storey rear extension

application for two homes for two applicants who live locally. Highly sustainable residential development on the main applicants own garden and yard which he has owned for many decades. An immediately available infill site to provide much needed housing in an area of high need. Located entirely within the development boundary. A minimal density development to maintain an open green character to the site

the erection of a detached dwelling

residential for 5 dwellings

Reserved matters application for 22 dwellings together with space for community use and associated works

six holiday pods, sewerage treatment plant and change of use of agricultural building to covered parking for visitors (affecting public right of way)

two storey extension, shed, raised planters and gateway feature. The shed, planter and gateway feature have already been built so this is a retrospective application for these elements. Double glazed windows

Change of use of existing caravan from incidental use to seasonal rural workers dwelling

to erect one barn for use as stabling and storage of hay and straw, and form new visibility splays / drop kerb to the existing road and access onto Appledore Road

conversion of structurally sound agricultural barn to single dwelling. The building is accessed of a private agricultural track from the Derril to Pyworthy county highway. The architect designed scheme provides natural light to all habitable rooms in the proposed dwelling to meet building regulation requirements

erection of three dwellings and associated works

removal of an abandoned, partially constructed building and replace with a sensitively designed family home

the conversion of 2 No former almshouses into 2 No units of holiday accommodation

proposed single storey dwelling

two new passing bays to the lane leading to Northway from the A39, Horns Cross

siting of a holiday rental shepherd's hut on the area where there used to be a polytunnel. This part of the land does not have any trees on it and is therefore the ideal area to site the hut. The hut would be suitable for couples holiday rental and would sleep two people. The land would only ever house a single unit making it a more desirable holiday rental

Residential development (use class C3) with associated access, infrastructure and landscaping works comprising up to 41 dwellings

erection of 2 flats adjoining 17 Barton Tors