PLANNING APPLICATIONS

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNCIL-WYCOMBE AREA

TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE) (ENGLAND) ORDER, 2015

PLANNING AND LISTED BUILDINGS & CONSERVATION

AREAS ACT 1990 21/08124/LBC Replacement of existing windows to frontage by Mrs Kathryn Murfitt at Wolmer Farm House Marlow Common Road MarlowCommon Buckinghamshire LBINCA

21/08497/FUL Householder application for erection of single storey side extension by Mr & Mrs P Titus at 25 Trinity Road Marlow Buckinghamshire SL7 3AN CONS 21/07873/FUL Demolition of existing rear of building and construction of extension to provide 14 Flats, with lower level car parking & cycle store & bin stores to Ground Floor, with retention of front elevation as is with retail element at Ground Floor front (Alternative on scheme to 15/07782/FUL) (Part Retrospective) by Mr Jogiat-Novos Real Estate LTD at 17-19 Frogmoor High Wycombe Buckinghamshire HP13 5DQ DEPAD 21/08461/LBC Listed building application for repair and extension of domestic outbuilding to provide home working space. Demolition of existing stable and relocation to North of site by Mr and Mrs Ferguson Davie at The Old Rectory Church Lane Radnage Buckinghamshire ASLB

Reasons for Public Notice: CONS Within a Conservation Area/LBINCA Listed Building within a Conservation Area/ ASLB Affects the setting of a Listed Building/DEPAD Proposed development not in accord with the provisions of the Development Plan in force in the area where the application land is situated

Applications may be inspected at the Council's Planning Reception or on-line at

. Representations should be made in writing quoting the application number to be received within 21 days of publication of this notice. Please note that any comments received will be made available in full for inspection at the Council offices on request. They will also be published in full on the Council's website. However, we will use our best endeavours to conceal signatures, personal email addresses and telephone numbers to protect your privacy.

S BAMBRICK, HEAD OF PLANNING, GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY