Permission granted for new holiday park signs

NEW homes in Weymouth and Chickerell are among the latest applications submitted to Dorset Council, while permission has been granted for new holiday park signs.

New homes in Weymouth and Chickerell are among the latest applications submitted to Dorset Council, while permission has been granted for new holiday park signs.

Dorset Council has granted advertisement consent for five illuminated fascia signs at Weymouth Bay Holiday Park in Preston Road, Weymouth.

At 16 Broadmeadow Road, Weymouth, an application seeks a certificate confirming that changing the property from residential use to a residential institution, would be lawful.

Permission has also been granted for a new home and two parking spaces at 38 Walker Crescent.

At 4 Fairview Road, Weymouth, plans propose demolishing a garage and workshop and building a two-bedroom semi-detached home. The scheme also includes a bin store, an underground geocellular tank and an air-source heat pump.

Another proposal would see two semi-detached, single-storey homes built on land between 478 and 480 Chickerell Road, Chickerell. The scheme includes roof-mounted solar panels, access, parking and amenity areas.

On Portland, an application seeks permission for an 11kV switch-room building at the existing SSEN substation site on land at Victoria Square, east of Lerret Road, Chiswell. It also covers recently erected perimeter fencing and bringing the land back into operational use as part of the electricity substation.