Announcements

Borough of Basingstoke and Deane Town and Country Planning Act 1990 Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990
The applications listed below are advertised for the reasons given
15/03137/ADV Display of 2 no. non illuminated fascia signs
atTimpsons 4 Market Place Basingstoke 15/03112/FUL Change of use of part of redundant agricultural building to farm Office accommodation
at Chilton Manor Farm Farleigh Road Chilton Candover Reason: Proposal affecting a Conservation Area

15/03135/FUL Erection of part roof extension to existing blocks of flats to form an
additional 9 no. one and two bedroom flats
at The Danes Goat Lane Basingstoke Reason: Proposal affects the setting of a Conservation Area

15/01309/FUL Extension of the third floor with an additional 4th storey above, to provide
6 no. 1 bed flats and 8 no. 2 bed flats (as an extension to approved scheme
for 36 flats under prior notification reference 15/00503/GPDOFF)
at Sun Alliance House 37 Wote Street Basingstoke Reason: Proposal constituting Major Development and affecting the Setting of a Conservation Area

15/03090/FUL Part two and part three storey 120 bedroom care home (Class C2) with visitors lounges/
Dining rooms, day centre and ancillary facilities, parking and access provisions
atDevelopmentAtBishopswood GolfCourseBishopswood Lane Baughurst Reason: Proposal constituting Major Development

15/03114/LBC Internal alterations to provide a new bathroom atfirstfloor.
Installation of a sun-tube to provide daylight and ventilation to new bathroom, via conservation
rooflight in N.E. roof pitch.
Installation of conservation rooflight, over first floor corridor, in N.W. elevation. at Chilton Manor Farm Farleigh Road Chilton Candover Reason: Proposal affecting a Conservation Area and a Listed Building

The applications and plans are available for public inspection at Civic Offices, London Road, Basingstoke during office hours or at www.basingstoke.gov.uk. Any comments should be in writing, within 21 days of this notice. Any comments received are open to public inspection.
MIKE TOWNSEND
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT MANAGER