Planning applications submitted to Mid Sussex District Council

For more information about the planning applications below visit the Mid Sussex District Council website.

Ansty And Staplefield

DM/20/1877: Jarretts Farm, Brantridge Lane, Balcombe. Single storey side extension to the west, two storey side and rear extension to dwelling and new roof to existing detached annexe/garage.

Balcombe

DM/20/1849: 1 Woodcote Cottages, Oldlands Avenue. New porch to front and single storey rear extension to replace conservatory. This is an application to establish whether the development is lawful. This will be a legal decision where the planning merits of the proposed use cannot be taken into account.

Bolney

DM/20/1797: Broxtead House, Broxmead Lane. Two storey extensions to front, rear and both sides with internal alterations. Loft conversion and raising of roof ridge with 3 dormers windows on west side to create second floor/attic.

DM/20/2070: Millside, Cherry Lane. Horse Chestnut (T1) reduce by 20% and Holly trees (T2 and T3) remove.

Burgess Hill

DM/20/1784: 2 Keymer Gardens. Cedar Tree (T5) - Crown reduction by approx 3 metres and reduce lowest 6overhanging branches by 1 metre.

DM/20/1895: Hilgay Care Home, Keymer Road. Limes x 2 - crown reduce by 4m removing dangerous and dead branches.

DM/20/2044: 23 Foxglove Close. T1 Oak - Reduce crown by up to 3m back to previous cut points.

East Grinstead

DM/20/1963: 3 Gloucester Close. Removal of existing conservatory. Addition of new single storey side extension.

DM/20/1967: 16 Lowdells Close. Garage conversion. This is an application to establish whether the development is lawful. This will be a legal decision where the planning merits of the proposed use cannot be taken into account.

DM/20/1974: The Vicarage, Church Lane. T1 - Beech - crown thin by 25%, remove major deadwood and branch overhanging road.

DM/20/2034: Land Between 3 Stirling Way And 18 Surrey View. Holly Tree Group 02FB - Section fell to as close to ground level as possible. Hawthorn Tree 06SG - Section fell to as close to ground level as possible.

DM/20/2065: 15 Garden House Lane. Five Beech Trees - Lift each tree to 3.6 metres and reduce height by 3 metres. Reduce epicormic layer by 2 metres.

Hassocks

DM/20/1941: 6 The Poplars. (T1) Sycamore - 3m Crown reduction.

DM/20/1968: 6 Pine Trees. Oak Tree - Raise crown by 3m, reduce branch to east (overhanging 2 Stanford Avenue) by 4m.

Haywards Heath

DM/20/1413: 26 The Broadway. Change of use from sui generis to A2 usage, alterations to recessed entrance/front door and installation of air conditioning unit to the rear. (Amended plans received 12.06.2020).

DM/20/1902: Telecommunications Site 76741, Haywards Heath Railway Station, Main Car Park, Clair Road. Installation of a telecommunications base station. Installation of 1no Alpha antenna pole and 1no tripod antenna, 3no equipment cabinets and associated ancillary works thereto.

DM/20/1971: Heathcote House Dental Practice, 7 Heath Road. T1 Cherry - Fell. T2 Pear - Fell.

DM/20/1982: 22 Lucastes Avenue. Liquid Amber, Holly and 2 x Cherry - Reduce and reshape by 1m. 1 x Japanese Maple - Reduce and reshape by 1m 1 x Magnolia - Reduce height by 2m down to thicker low section and shape. 1 x Camelia - Reduce by 1m. 2 x Beech Trees - Reduce by 1m to balanced and shape overall crown, raise canopy 3-4m.

DM/20/2012: 14 Mill Stream Meadow. Reduce branch of large Ash tree hanging above conservatory by approximately 2.5 meters to the level of boundary fence.

DM/20/2032: Lincoln Lodge, 8 Paddockhall Road. T1 and T3 Norway Maple - Reduce height by 4 metres. T2 Spruce - fell. G2 Mixed species,covered in wysteria - reduce height by 1 metre.

Hurstpierpoint And Sayers Common

DM/20/1533: Little Park Farm, Marchants Close, Hurstpierpoint. Removal of an existing barn, mobile home and other outbuildings. Construction of 3 dwellings. Amended plans received 16.06.2020.

DM/20/1985: Cowdrays, Policemans Lane, Hurstpierpoint. T1 Beech - Reduce crown height by up to 2.5m.

Lindfield

DM/20/1937: The Co-operative Food, 35 - 37 High Street. Retrospective application for replacement of refrigeration plant at rear of property.

DM/20/1944: 1 Finches Park Road. Single storey side/rear extension and enclosed porch.

DM/20/1962: High Beech, Roundwood Lane. Remove condition 1 relating to planning application DM/16/1668 allowing the reinstatement of the original rope bridge/walkway.

DM/20/2033: Old Dairy Cottage, 1B Backwoods Close. Ash (T1) - Crown lift to 3m Sycamore and Chestnut group (G1) - Crown lift to 3m.

Lindfield Rural

DM/20/1534: Cockhaise Mill, Monteswood Lane, Lindfield. External and Internal works to include a new partition wall and door from the hall to form a utility room, and flood repairs including a replacement window, replacement external and internal doors, replacement staircase, stripping out and replastering, replacement of tanking and damp proofing, and other repair works.

DM/20/1671: 8 Bedales, Lewes Road, Haywards Heath. Construction of a pool house and swimming pool. Erection of a two storey four-bay garage and storage barn adjacent to the existing driveway, with hard and soft landscaping.

DM/20/1891: Bacon Wish, Sloop Lane, Scaynes Hill. Erection of single-storey outbuilding, comprising an open plan kitchen/seating area, a shower/changing room, a toilet, storage and a plant room for a new outdoor pool. Completed with associated hard and soft landscaping around the pool area.

DM/20/1966: 50 Langmore Lane, Lindfield. Rear single storey extension. This is an application to establish whether the development is lawful. This will be a legal decision where the planning merits of the proposed use cannot be taken into account.

DM/20/2013: Land To The East Of Gravelye Lane And North Of Lyoth Lane, Lindfield. Modify obligation of 12/04316/FUL to regularise the Travel Plan.

Turners Hill

DM/20/1846: Rashes Farm, Selsfield Road. Variation of Condition No: 3 of planning permission DM/19/4692/FUL to amend the approved plans to allow changes in window design and wall materials.

Twineham

DM/20/1677: Land South Of Leacroft, London Road, Hickstead. New office/ light industrial (B1) building.

West Hoathly

DM/20/1878: Vine Yard Cottage, North Lane. North, East and South, two storey extensions and roof alterations to accommodate first floor bedrooms, with first floor dormer windows to the North and South Elevations.

DM/20/1893: Long Meadow, Station Road, Sharpthorne. Variation to condition 2 relating to planning application DM/19/4538 to allow alterations to the approved design.

DM/20/1922: Pavilion, West Hoathly Recreation Ground, North Lane. Replacement Sports and Community Pavilion.

Worth

DM/20/1896: Little Smugglers, Snow Hill, Crawley Down. Lawful Development Certificate confirming the establishment of Class C2 care home for adults with learning disabilities. This is an application to establish whether the development is lawful. This will be a legal decision where the planning merits of the existing use cannot be taken into account.

DM/20/1918: 3 Grange Farm Cottages, Turners Hill Road, Crawley Down. Proposed ancillary outbuilding (home office/games room) This is an application to establish whether the development is lawful. This will be a legal decision where the planning merits of the proposed use cannot be taken into account.

DM/20/1996: 13 Bridgelands, Copthorne. Oak (T1) and Oak (T2) reduce by up to 3m. Oak (T3) raise canopy by up to 4m.

DM/20/1997: Smugglers Barn, Snow Hill, Crawley Down. Lawful Development Certificate for an existing use, as Class C2 - Care Home for adults with learning disabilities. This is an application to establish whether the development is lawful. This will be a legal decision where the planning merits of the existing use cannot be taken into account.

DM/20/2053: Recherche, Felcot Road, Furnace Wood. Oak tree - fell and replace with 1 Willow and 1 Magnolia tree.

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