A GYPSY caravan site in Aylesbury could see five extra pitches if plans are approved.
This is just one of the many applications submitted to Bucks Council in the past seven days.
To view more details for each application, go to the council’s planning portal with the reference number attached.
Plans to convert a closed down pub into flats withdrawn at 30 Startops End, Marsworth, Buckinghamshire (21/01520/AOP).
A developer has withdrawn its scheme to transform the former Anglers Retreat pub into two flats with two-bedrooms each and two parking bays.
The existing outbuildings were proposed to be demolished to make way for four houses each with three-bedrooms and two car parking spaces.
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The planning statement reads despite ‘considerable financial investment and improvements’ being made to the property over the last few years, Covid-19 and a new competition resulted in the pub shutting down.
Plans to add five additional pitches at a gypsy/traveller caravan site submitted on land north west of Charlottes Farm, Marsh Lane, Bishoptone, Buckinghamshire (22/06883/FUL).
The existing caravan site could see an extension as an applicant wants to expand the site, compromising one mobile and one touring caravan.
The current site has four pitches. If approved, this will take the total number of pitches to nine.
The planning statement reads: “The purpose of the proposal is to seek to remedy an ongoing breach of planning control, but to also make provision for the existing site occupants and their future need.”
Developer tries again to build a new apartment after several refusals at 56-58 Sycamore Road, Amersham, Buckinghamshire (PL/22/2695/FA).
A new bid has been made for the development of a detached two-storey two-bedroom flat with live/work home office space, refuse storage, and two car parking spaces.
The developer has been trying since 2012 to redevelop the site and has made five attempts.
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Since then, the plan has been scaled down in a bid to ease concerns and has increased its car parking spaces to seven to serve the existing retail unit, existing apartment, and the proposed flats.
It has also been redesigned to make the building more in keeping with the area.
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