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Planning news from in and around Glastonbury and Street, including an application to install solar panels on some barns

By Emma Dance 20th Sep 2022

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Image for illustration purposes only

Applications validated

6 Mulberry Farm, Scottles Lane, West Pennard

Replace 6no. UPVC windows on rear elevation with timber framed windows & reduce opening size of 1no. rear window.

The Byre Studio, Lottisham Lane, Lottisham

Approval of details reserved by conditions 4 (sample panel - walling), condition 5 (sample panel - roofing), condition 6 (Joinery details) and condition 7 (roof light) on planning consent 2022/0957/HSE.

6 Mulberry Farm, Scottles Lane, West Pennard

Replace 6no. UPVC windows on rear elevation with timber framed windows & reduce opening size of 1no. rear window. 

Phase 6B Street Business Park, Gravenchon Way, Street

Non-material amendment to permission 2021/1585/APP. 

Goosemoor Farm, Burnetts Lane, Baltonsborough

Prior Approval for a proposed change of use of 2no. agricultural buildings to 2no. dwellinghouses (Class C3) and for associated operational development

1-8 Abbey Lodge, Bere Lane, Glastonbury

Replace timber windows with uPVC

36 Glanvill Road, Street

Erection of a replacement dwelling 

Manor Farm, Kennard Moor Drove, Coxbridge, Glastonbury

The proposed installation of 40No. photovoltaic panels to roofs of curtilage listed barns.

Northload Roundabout, Glastonbury

Erection of advertisement/sponsorship 4no. hoarding signs on roundabout

     

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