New bungalow could pop up in back garden -- all the latest Mansfield plans
Extensions, demolitions, installations and the construction of a new bungalow in a back garden all feature in the latest bundle of planning applications received by Mansfield District Council.
The two-bedroom bungalow, complete with garden, patio area, two car-parking spaces and two cycle spaces, is proposed for land on Southwell Road East in Rainworth.
The land currently forms the back garden of number 88, which is also a two-bed detached bungalow and sold at auction last November.
The site, spanning 243 square metres, faces Nursery Gardens, from where access to the new property would be created, according to a planning statement that accompanies the application, which has been submitted by Ian Marsh.
The statement, prepared by James Beardall, boss of Mansfield firm Replan Architects Ltd, says: “The proposal would provide a high-quality dwelling in a sustainable location (half-a-mile from the centre of Rainworth) which integrates well with the surrounding residential area and would not cause a detriment to highway safety.
"The bungalow would positively enhance the biodiversity value of the plot and provide a welcome addition to the streetscape.”
The council’s planning officers are currently considering the scheme and have set a deadline date of Monday, November 9 for a decision or recommendation.
Other planning applications validated by Mansfield Council in recent days include these:
76 Southwell Road West, Mansfield – notification for prior approval for proposed larger home extension at rear of ground floor.
29 Lindhurst Lane, Mansfield – removal of tree covered by preservation order.
13 Lime Grove, Forest Town – amendment (change facing brick type) to application for addition of second storey in extensions at front and rear.
The Church if St Chad, Top Row, Pleasley Vale – work to eight trees within conservation area.
The Old Town Hall, Market Place, Mansfield – listed building consent for signage to front glazed section above entrance door.
415 Nottingham Road, Mansfield – work to tree covered by preservation order.
9 Little Barn Court, Mansfield – single-storey rear extension, incorporating living roof, two-storey side extension, alterations to roof and dormers, replacement of and alterations to windows and doors, external insulation and render, plus permeable driveway.
39 Mapletoft Avenue, Mansfield Woodhouse – demolish existing rear/side outbuilding and rebuild rear and side extension.
Telecommunications site to east of Grove Way, Mansfield Woodhouse – construction and operation of micro energy storage project.
4 Chadburn Road, Mansfield – installation of air source pump at rear (north), facing dwelling.
34 Old Mill Lane, Forest Town – lawful development certificate for bricking-up of external side-facing windows and provision of new roof covering.
17 Farm Croft Road, Mansfield Woodhouse – render to property in off-white.
2C Old Mill Lane, Forest Town – work to tree covered by preservation order.
2 Church Street, Mansfield – listed building consent for advertising signs.
West Nottinghamshire College, Derby Road campus, Mansfield – prior notification for installation of photovoltaic (PV) solar array to building roof spaces.
The Old Mill House, 4 Church Road, Warsop – listed building consent for internal conversion of existing double garage into two home-office spaces, including external timber joinery replacement, plus internal refurbishment of existing games room.
THE details of many planning applications can be found in public notices advertised by local and regional newspapers. To catch up on all the latest public notices, go to https://publicnoticeportal.uk/