Bristol-area planning lists show parallel moves on school, housing and haulage sites
Three separate applications in Bristol, Weston-super-Mare and Chipping Sodbury signal routine but distinct changes to approved developments.
Three planning applications published in the same weekly cycle show separate adjustments to previously approved developments across the Bristol area. Bristol City Council’s weekly list includes a request to approve sustainability-compliance details for a new secondary school at Park Daventry Road, Bristol BS4 1DQ, following earlier outline and reserved-matters permissions [1]. In North Somerset, a non-material amendment has been lodged for 39 dwellings at the former Police Maintenance Depot on Stuart Road, Weston-super-Mare, seeking changes to approved boundary treatment along the western edge of the site [2]. Separately, the Gazette Series reports that a company is applying for a goods vehicle operator’s licence to use a site on Wickwar Road in Chipping Sodbury [3]. The applications are unrelated but together reflect the range of post-approval activity currently moving through local planning processes.
Sources
- Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: Application for approval of details reserved by condition 4 (Sustainability Compliance) of permission 26/11663/X - Application for Variation of Condition No. 3 (List of Approved plans) following a Grant of Planning Permission 21/05629/M (Approval of Reserved Matters relating to appearance, landscaping, layout and scale for a new secondary school in accordance with outline planning permission 19/04881/P).
- North Somerset Council planning weekly list: Non-Material Amendment to application 25/P/1746/FUL (Erection of 39no. dwellings with associated roads and parking following demolition of existing buildings.) to allow for alterations to approved boundary treatment along the western boundary of the site.
- Gazette Series: Plans to use Chipping Sodbury site as base for goods vehicles
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