Newark and Sherwood District Council's latest planning applications
This week's district council planning applications include proposals to change the use of a retail unit in Newark.
Plans include changing a unit into a coffee shop at 3B Appletongate, and listed building consent.
All other applications below.
Balderton: Conservatory, at 80 Main Street, by Mr And Mrs Hawkins.
Balderton: New flat roof to rear including internal and external alterations and erection of conservatory, at 9 Baines Avenue, by Mr And Mrs Kevin Woodruff.
Barnby-in-the-Willows: Replace existing oil tank with tank of similar dimensions in the same location, at The Old Stables, Back Lane, by Tim Parkinson.
Bilsthorpe: Part single-storey and part storey-and-a-half side extension, at 1 Church View, by Mr and Mrs Jason Richardson.
Bilsthorpe: Two-storey extension to side, at Radleigh, 98 Kirklington Road, by Paul Harding.
Bilsthorpe: New boundary wall and hedgerow to replace existing and erection of new gates, at The Gables, Bungalow Lane, by C. Clarke.
Boughton: Seven two-storey dwellings with associated parking and gardens, at land adjacent 112 Newark Road, Ollerton, by Mr Peter Harley.
Coddington: Single-storey side extension, at 30 Claricoates Drive, by Mr and Mrs Mitch Ward.
Collingham: Demolition of conservatory and utility, proposed single-storey garden room extension to east elevation, utility room to the north elevation, detached double garage, at Mayfield House, 70 High Street, by Mr and Mrs Richard and Karen Goddard.
Collingham: Single-storey garage extension, at 2 Church Lane, by Mr Antony Samson.
Eakring: Detached double garage — re-submission of 19/00224/FUL, at Stentons Croft Church Lane, by Mr and Mrs Griffiths.
Edingley: Replacement of all windows and doors, at Hillside Farm, Greaves Lane, by Mr and Mrs Gary and Sarah Kupinskyi.
Edwinstowe: Reserved Matters submission for 220 dwellings with access gained from the primary, central spine road, including open space, landscaping (soft and hard) and associated internal road infrastructure, at former Thoresby Colliery, Ollerton Road, by Mrs Charlotte Henson.
Fiskerton: Relocation of access and alterations to driveway/garden area, at 4 Manor Drive, Morton, Mr Peter Selby.
Fiskerton: Raised roof to extend first-floor over existing garage, addition of balcony to rear, and replacement of windows and doors with bi-fold doors, at The Old Maltings, Main Street, by John Fletcher.
Girton: Demolition of bungalow and erection of two-storey dwelling and resurfacing existing drive (Resubmission of 19/00843/FUL) at Glen Holt Gainsborough Road,by Mr and Mrs Birtle.
Grassthorpe: Application for a Certificate of Lawful Development for existing use; one dwelling and open front vehicle shed to replace demolished cottage without complying with condition two (landscaping) and condition nine (existing vehicle access) on permission 04/02615/FUL at Old Grange Farm, Silver Street, by J. A.Ford.
Halam: Single-storey porch/hall extension and a two-storey side extension, at 3 Pumping Station, Radley Road, by Mr and Mrs Davies.
Hockerton: One two-bed detached bungalow, at Gables Farm, Gables Drive, by Mr Andrew Martin.
Lowdham: Additional barn for storage of additional hay bales and feed, at field reference 1081, Rockleys View, by Kevin Sharpe.
Newark: Demolition of existing rear extension and erection of single-storey rear extension, at 12 Hounsfield Close, by B. Stanway.
Newark: Change of use and extension of outbuilding to form office, at 20 Pelham Street, by and Mrs D. Burke.
Newark: Addition of fire-proofing plasterboard to ceilings, replacement of felt roof and addition of thermal insulation to rear of shop six including replacement of broken roof light, at 4, 6 and 8 Boar Lane, by Kirsty Dakins.
Newark: Change of use of retail unit to coffee shop, at 3B Appletongate, and listed building consent, by Mr and Mrs D. Burke.
Southwell: Single-storey side extension, at 5 Meadow View, by Mr and Mrs Trevor Gatie.
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