PLANNING APPLICATIONS
The parish council is not a planning authority and as such does not make final decisions on planning applications. However, the parish council is a statutory consultee and as such receives all planning applications relating to the parish for comment; it is also able to request and comment on any application made within surrounding parishes.
If you click on the link to Waverley Borough Council's planning department, you will be able to search for the plans and documents associated with planning application within the Parish .
APPLICATIONS IN DATE ORDER
Reference:
16 TARRAGON WAY, , GODALMING, GU7 1UY
Planning Description
Erection of an extension.
Parish Comment
Busbridge Parish Council have carefully considered this planning application and have the following comments:
The Parish Council have no objection to this application. We would however suggest that planning officers impose conditions to limit the hours of work along with noise and dust controls and forbid site bonfires during the build. The reasons for these conditions are the relatively high building density of Leithfield Park and the fact that the majority of neighbouring properties are three storey with their reception rooms on the first floor. They are therefore more liable to suffer the effects of noise, dust and smoke than a conventional ground floor reception room.
Date of Application:
14/01/21
Reference:
WA/2020/1767 OLDWICKS COPSE, HASCOMBE ROAD, GODALMING GU8 4AB
Planning Description
Certificate of Lawfulness under Section 192 for erection of detached outbuilding to form habitable accommodation.
Parish Comment
Busbridge Parish Council has carefully considered the above application and concerned that the size and style of this gymnasium are out of keeping with the handsome arts and crafts style main house
Date of Application:
01/01/21
Reference:
WINKWORTH HANGER, HASCOMBE ROAD, GODALMING. GU8 4AE
Planning Description
Certificate of Lawfulness under Section 191 for metal clad tractor shed converted to guest accommodation with shower room and kitchen for which the use began over 10 years ago.
Parish Comment
To grant a certificate of lawfulness on the basis that the building had been used as ancillary accommodation for ten years the planning authority has to be satisfied that this is indeed the case. Architects drawings and invoices relating to the build are often used as evidence to this end.
There only appear to be two invoices submitted with this application, one for a sofa costing £1,733 in February 2010 and one from an audio visual installation company for what was probably a satellite dish installation. There is absolutely nothing to show that these relate to the tractor shed conversion. Even the dated scale drawings provided are hand drawn and distinctly amateurish as compared to the architects drawings from messrs Nye Saunders that have accompanied all the five other planning applications s for this property since 2007. The photographs supplied, while they do show the building to have been converted to a very smart guest / granny house, do little to help date the conversion.
The parish council considers that this application should not be allowed until better evidence of the conversion having taken place more than ten years ago is provided.
Date of Application:
13/07/20
Reference:
26 ROWAN DRIVE, GODALMING GU7 1UB
Planning Description
Erection of extension.
Parish Comment
No objection
Date of Application:
30/06/20
Reference:
10 ROWAN DRIVE, GODALMING GU7 1UB
Planning Description
Erection of extension and alterations to elevations.
Parish Comment
No objection
Date of Application:
03/06/20
Reference:
THE BUTLERS HOUSE, ALLDENS LANE, GODALMING GU8 4AP
Planning Description
Erection of Extension
Parish Comment
The Parish Council have no objection to this application. We would however suggest that planning officers impose conditions to limit the hours of work along with noise and dust controls and forbid site bonfires during the build. The reasons for these conditions are the relatively high building density of Leithfield Park and the fact that the majority of neighbouring properties are three storey with their reception rooms on the first floor. They are therefore more liable to suffer the effects of noise, dust and smoke than a conventional ground floor reception room.