Planning
Permission, applications, decisions, look outs
Brighton and Hove estate agents will learn next month whether their for sale boards have been sucessfully banned by the city council. A hearing at Hove Town Hall heard representations from estate agents and residents about the impact on the boards – and the possible consequences of the ban
Open letter regarding the Argus article
Reference the deliveries at the new sainsburys and tesco store.
This situation has been going on for quite a while, in addition to the ludicrous parking along the whole of that stretch of road. Most notably along the opposite the Providence pub by the taxis and the "take away" delivery drivers, and by the post office where people park right next to the pedestrian refuge.
This is now being made harder by the "just be a minute" people who park to use the cash machine or pop into the shop.
Just happened upon your site whilst googling......no mention of Brighton O planning application.....hmmmmmm!
Currently expected at Feb. 3 planning committee. Report online from Wednesdaym 27th January and expected to carry the same recommendation to refuse as was on the Report meant to go to Committee on 13th January.
The Brighton Sailing Club, The Brighton Explorers (kayaks)and adjacent arches businesses would be destroyed by the Brighton O which would "oversail" their frontages and force removal of boats from the beach.
Regrettably, only the interests of the proposed i360 were considered a reason for refusal, along with hours of operation in the Report for 13th January 2010. Hopefully arches leaseholders get better service from the report for February 3rd - even better, one would like the Brighton O application to be withdrawn and a new one raised with an alternative siting for it east of the Palace Pier where it could provide a link to Volks Railway and on to the Marina.
Town & Country Planning (Control of advertisements) ( England ) Regulations 2007.
During the summer you [EBRA] wrote to the office of the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government giving your support to the making of a direction to bring under planning control the display of estate agents’ sale and letting boards in certain conservation areas in the centre of the city.
The Council has been informed that a hearing is to be conducted into the making of this direction, having received an objection to the proposal from the Brighton and Hove Estate Agents’ Association.
The hearing will be held at the Town Hall, Norton Road , Hove on Wednesday 9th March at 10.00.
Should you wish to make further written representation, this should be made to Mr C Kearney at Communities and Local Government, Floor 1/A1, Eland House, Bressenden Place , London SW1E 5DU , no later than 8th February.
Members of the public may attend the hearing and, at the discretion of the Planning Inspector, express their views. If you are disabled or anyone you know who wants to attend the hearing is disabled, do contact me to ensure that proper arrangements have been made with regard parking space, access, or seating arrangements etc.
Full details of the council’s representation in support of the proposal together with maps defining the areas which are recommended for inclusion in the direction are available for inspection during normal office hours at the “City Direct” Information and Advice Centres in the Town Hall, Norton Road , Hove and at Bartholomew House, Bartholomew Square , Brighton .
Yours sincerely
Roger Dowty
Design & Conservation Team Manager
Planning Strategy & Projects
01273 292505
Below is an e mail from Cllr Elgood concerning a Planning Application for the erection of telephone masts. Please read it and respond to Planning with your comments.
Bill Cowell
Dear colleague
I would be grateful if you would circulate this information as widely as possible, and ask residents from across the ward to comment on the application. If this goes ahead other masts, such as at Intergen House, could also be tripled in strength.
Here we go again. It is important that all those who objected to the Planning Application write to the Planning Appeal Officer as given in the following e mail.
Please do this now.
Bill Cowell
Co Chair
http://www.eastbrunswick.co.uk
From: Jason Hawkes <Jason.Hawkes @ Brighton-Hove.gov.uk>
Subject: RE: Appeals for the Old Market, 11A Upper Market Street BH2009/02014 & 2015
application number: BH2009/02511
address:
135 Western Road Brighton
description:
application type:
removal or variation of condition
received date:
13/10/09
valid date:
registered date:
ward:
status:
RECEIVED BUT NOT REGISTERED
applicant:
Kempston Leisure Ltd
Koba
135 Western Road
Brighton
BN1 2LA
| I am glad to be able to report that the Planning Committee
rejected this application.
The Old Market will now close for business. Bill Cowell Co Chair www.eastbrunswick.co.uk |
The Lion and Lobster, in Sillwood Street, Brighton, has been sending people
to the pavement outside to smoke after 11pm since a ban was put on
late-night use of a roof terrace in the middle of the building last August.
But this week a Brighton and Hove City Council licensing panel overturned
the earlier decision in the wake of evidence that having smokers on the
street was causing a worse problem.
EDIT
"The Planning Committee rejected this application.
Dear EBRA Member,
Below are some comments already made by residents about the proposed adding of a Glasshouse on top of The Old Market. 11a Upper Market Street.
EBRA ask you please to make your own comments (for or against) to the Planning Department, before the deadline which is 15th September. This can be done on line quoting Ref No BH2009/02014 and 5, or write to:-
