Hastings planning round-up: Plans for 42 new homes by St Leonards hotel among latest planning applications
These are the latest planning applications submitted to Hastings Borough Council.
Outline permission has been submitted to build up to 42 homes on land at Bannatyne’s Spa Hotel, in Hastings Road.
The application (HS/OA/26/00608) seeks permission for residential development, including associated roads and amenity spaces. All matters would be reserved for future consideration apart from the means of access.
Elsewhere in St Leonards, a single-storey rear extension and alterations to the windows on the north elevation are proposed at 16A Branksome Road. The application number is HS/FA/26/00625.
An application for prior approval has also been submitted for a larger single-storey rear extension at 150 Sedlescombe Road North (HS/PD/26/00605). The proposed extension would project five metres from the original rear wall of the property and have an overall height of less than four metres.
In Hastings, plans have been submitted to install four condensers on the rear elevation of first-floor offices at 6 Bank Buildings, Station Road. The application number is HS/FA/26/00599.
A part-retrospective application has been made for alterations and extensions at 382 Bexhill Road, St Leonards (HS/FA/26/00172).
The proposals include replacing the existing porch with a new structure featuring a gable roof, changing the existing finishes to white render, adding a car port to the side elevation and replacing the conservatory with a rear extension featuring three skylights. A storage building is also proposed at the rear.
An application has been submitted to change windows to doors on the rear elevation of 45 Robertson Street, Hastings, and add an automatic opening vent (AOV) to the roof. The application number is HS/FA/26/00576.
Members of the public may view the full details of applications to Hastings Borough Council and submit comments via the council's planning portal at www.hastings.gov.uk/planning by searching under the reference number or by visiting the council offices during normal opening hours.
Comments must be received within the statutory consultation period.
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