PLANNING: Owners bid to rebuild blaze house

THE owners of a large thatched house in Tamarisk Way, East Preston, which was extensively damaged by fire in January, have applied for permission to rebuild it.
By The Newsroom
Published 14th Jul 2014, 10:09 BST

The plans are among the latest list of applications submitted to Arun District Council in the Gazette area, which also include:

ANGMERING: external works for disabled access, 3 Gordon Terrace.

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Building to accommodate specialist classic bus restoration business, The Vinery, Arundel Road, Poling.

Demolish conservatory and build two-storey rear extension to provide additional family living accommodation, 1 Pound Way.

CLIMPING: external access stairs for loft storage area, 3 Westground Cottages, Horsemere Green Lane.

KINGSTON: part demolition comprising removal of single-storey bay on west elevation, and chimney stack on north elevation; single and two-storey extension to annexe, Amballa, Golden Acre.

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LITTLEHAMPTON: demolish original dairy depot and construction of eight dwellings and ancillary works (re-submission following LU/298/13; this application may affect the character and appearance of the Littlehampton (East Street) conservation area) The Old Dairy, rear of 3/5 Church Street.

Replacement access, Watch Tower, Ferry Road.

Replace four windows on first-floor flat, 4 Alpha Court, Terminus Road.

Change of use of ground floor shop to two-bedroom flat, including change to shop elevations and additional windows on ground-floor west elevation and door on ground floor east elevation; internal alterations to first-floor two-bedroom flat, 44 East Ham Road.

Garage to rear garden, 21 Gloucester Road.

RUSTINGTON: extension, Casa Inghilterra, Herne Lane.

Two-storey rear extension, enlargement of garage and addition of bay windows to front elevation, (re-submission following R/15/14/), 26 Cove Road.

Detached timber cabin/storage unit, 5 Seafield Close.

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