Planning news in and around Radstock this week and applications include:

Wisteria House , on the High Street, in Wellow, has applied to cut down a Lime Tree 22/03523/TCA

While 11 Rectory Lane, in Timsbury has applied to cut down an Ash tree due to dieback. 22/03515/TCA

Over in Midsomer Norton the Silver Street development has applied for the discharge of condition 14 of the application.22/03496/COND

In case you needed reminding 18/02095/OUT is for the outline application for the phased development of Norton Hill Primary School, a 630 pupil, three form entry primary school (D1); up to 40 residential dwellings (C3); 64 bed care home (C2); 15 unit age restricted shelter accommodation (C3); public open space; and proposed highways works on and off site including provision of a new cycle/footpaths, road widening (Silver Street), 2No. bus stops (Silver Street), junction improvements (Charlton Road) and 1No. Gas Governor and Electricity Substation, with associated works.)

To Mendip planners:

Prior Approval for a proposed change of use of agricultural building to a dwellinghouse (Class C3) and for associated operational development  is being sought at Southmead Farm on the Charlton Road in Holcombe.

In Norton St Philip the owners of 2 Lyde Green Lane have put in an application to Mendip planners for a Single story extension to front of building, increased height and reroofing to the rear of the building and creation of a small garden office space at the end of garden. 

Planning decisions made by B&NES include:

Under a resubmission, 14 Springfield Buildings in Radstock, has been given the go ahead to build a three -bedroom dwelling, with associated amenity space, refuse and recycling storage and parking, to follow demolition of existing boundary wall.

An application by 19 - 20 Elm Terrace, in Westfield to build a new detached house on a plot to the rear of No. 19, has been refused. Part of the decision reasoning was that the scale and siting of the dwelling, and creation of a largely blank façade would result in a sense of overbearing and enclosure to the dwellings on Tanner Close.

28 Woodborough Road, in Radstock has been given planning permission to build a single story side extension.

Planners have ruled that there is no objection to tree works at 11 Bath Old Road, in Radstock including cutting back a Yew tree.

While in Southfield, 31 Frome Road, has been given permission to fell an Ash and a Cypress tree.

Planning decisions made this week by Mendip include:

An application for prior approval from Manor Farm on Hay Street in Ston Easton of agricultural development for a proposed building, has been refused.

An application by Fair View House on Hill to Green Street in Hemington to build a detached single storey annex, following the demolition of an existing outbuilding, has been approved.