A personal radio mast, new private wooden gates and more homes are just some of the proposals sent to the council this week.
HERE’S our roundup of the latest and most interesting planning applications submitted in Bracknell Forest.
To view plans in full, visit bracknell-forest.gov.uk/
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Two homes in Bracknell
A home at Tebbit Close is set to be replaced by two homes.
According to developers, the existing home is vacant and in a “very poor state of repair”.
The rear balcony will be demolished to make way for the new homes.
Plans also involve extending the dropped kerb so off-street parking provision can be extended to provide three total spaces.
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Loft conversion in Warfield
Developers want to turn a loft on Sorrel Drive into living space.
Front and rear roof lights will be installed to make this ‘habitable accomodation’ possible.
BFC bosses are still deciding whether to give the green-light to plans to make this home three-stories.
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New private gates, Ascot
Wooden access gates could go up at a property on Priory Road in Ascot.
Homeowners also want retrospective permission for an existing fence, which was built in 2016.
However, this fence did not fit the permission granted to applicants, who must now obtain more permissions from the council.
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Four homes in Sandhurst
A 1970s bungalow would be demolished on Crowthorne Road to build these new homes.
Four semi-detached homes would be joined by eight new car parking spaces.
The site is just 170 metres away from Sandhurst train station and 80 metres from the Village Inn pub.
Two similar plans for three and four homes to replace the bungalow were withdrawn in 2017.
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A radio mast in Binfield
An amateur radio mast reaching 18 metres high when operated could go up on land east of Ryehurst Lane.
Architects reports suggest the mast would be erected “to allow our client to pursue his hobby”.
The hobby is ‘infrequent’, according to architects, and therefore the mast would only go up when in use.
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When it is not in use it is folded to a height of 3 metres.
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