A new wildlife pond, an extension demolition, and a garage conversion are just some of the many applications submitted to Bucks Council in the last week.
Here is a selection of just some of the latest plans that the council’s planning officers will now decide.
Engineering operation to create a wildlife pond and associated vegetation (part retrospective) - 21/07848/FUL
A Bucks resident has submitted to the council an application for Burrow Farm, Hollow Lane, Rotten Row, Hambleden.
Although works began in July, they are incomplete.
The applicant is now awaiting a decision.
Householder application for construction of single-storey rear extension following partial demolition of existing extension, external material alterations and fenestration alterations to garage - 21/07844/FUL
Ms Natasha Van Oudgaarden has submitted plans for 54 Herons Place, Marlow.
Plans also detail a ‘change of colour to timber boarding to the front elevation, and alterations to secondary openings to the existing garage’.
The applicant is now awaiting a response from the council.
Replacement of existing residential barn with one detached residential dwelling (alternative scheme to pp 20/06093/FUL) - 21/07843/FUL
Mr Smith has submitted to the council an application for the barn at the rear of Little Acorns, Chinnor Road, Bledlow Ridge.
The agent is JCE Planning & Architectural Consultancy, in Aylesbury.
The applicant is now awaiting a response from the local authority.
Householder application for garage conversion, erection of single-storey linked extension and erection of side and front porch canopies - 21/07826/FUL
Pervin Rich has submitted to Bucks Council a planning application for 15 Ashdown Road, High Wycombe.
Materials used will ‘match the existing’ build.
The applicant is now awaiting a decision.
Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of detached dwelling - 21/07827/FUL
Mr Munir Hussain has submitted to the council plans for 65 Marlow Road, High Wycombe.
The new property will be at least a four-bed.
The applicant is now awaiting a response from the local authority.
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