MID Devon District Council planning applications received for week ending October 7 included:
All applications are subject to a 21-day period for receipt of representations unless otherwise stated.
BURLESCOMBE
Mr Roy Stokes, Moorhayes Farm, Uffculme. Removal of Condition (5) of planning permission 22/01784/FULL Conversion of barn to two dwellings relating to blocking up of first floor low level windows on South East elevation of both barns using clockwork timber and larch cladding at land and buildings at NGR 305225 113378 Moorhayes Farm.
COLEBROOKE
Mrs Jeanette White, Jewells. Listed Building Consent for the replacement of heating and hot water boiler with Grant oil fired Vortex eco boiler and installation of chimney liner.
SANDFORD
Mrs J Price, Hunters Lodge, Back Lane. Erection of acoustic fence to the roof terrace to replace existing metal railings.
THELBRIDGE
Mr B Charlton, ℅ Mr Alister Smith, Stags, 21 Southernhay West, Exeter. Technical Details Consent for the erection of nine dwellings, associated garages and works at land at NGR 283570 113860 East of Witheridge and Nomansland Cricket Club, Nomansland.
Teignbridge District Council planning applications received for week ending October 2 included:
DODDISCOMBSLEIGH
Small timber feed store with open front for storing hay and concentrate feed at Sheldon, Sheldon Lane.
HENNOCK
Application for a Prior Approval under Part 3 Class Q (a) and (c) and paragraph W of the GPDO for change of use of an agricultural building to one dwelling at The Old Kiln Trusham.
IPPLEPEN
Proposed agricultural roof building to cover over an existing milking cow collecting yard at Grange Farm, Wrigwell Lane.
KENN
External alterations and erection of single storey extension to weighing room at Exeter Racecourse, Kennford.
WHITESTONE
Single storey rear extension creating additional living space at Cider Barn.
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