Pavilion at new Mark Cricket Club ground to be in better place for spectators after move approved

The pavilion at the new Mark Cricket Club ground will now be in a better place for spectators, after planning approval was given.

A planning application for the variation of Condition 2 of Planning Permission 33/19/00032 (formation of cricket pitch and square, and building of pavilion) to amend the approved plans to allow for repositioning of pavilion at land to the west of Vole Road, Mark, was submitted to Sedgemoor District Council by Mark Cricket Club.

Approval was given earlier this year to turn the field into a new cricket ground, but the club applied to alter the original plan for where the pavilion would be located.

It will now be in the south west corner of the ground, meaning there will be greater security from theft and vandalism as it is further away from the road, there is more protection from the prevailing wind, spectators and players will not have to look into the sun from the pavilion while

watching the game, and it will be easier for the scorers to pick up the umpires' signals as they will not be looking into the sun either.

Planning applications in the Cheddar area that have been submitted this week include:

Works to trees in a Conservation Area Pine Tree – Fell at The Grange, Front Street, Stone Allerton, are wanted by Mr Frost.

Application for Non-Material Amendment to Planning Permission 50/19/00009 (Erection of a first floor extension above existing lean to) to allow for the first floor extension to be increased by 0.9m internally at Brickyard Farm, Combe Lane, Wedmore, has been made by Mr Dickie.

Outline application with all matters reserved for the erection of a dwelling (resubmission) at land to the north east of Dawn House, Pilcorn Street, Wedmore, has been made by Wedmore and District Ambulance Association.

Application to make alterations to improve the access, allow use of agricultural building to house livestock and extend the building and for the creation of a silage pit on land at Hill Farm, Wells Road, Rodney Stoke, has been made by Mr and Mrs Stott.

Approval of details reserved by condition 4 (European Protected Species Mitigation Licence) on planning consent 2019/3052/HSE at Holly Farm, Stoke Street, Rodney Stoke, by Mr and Mrs Borwick.

Planning applications in the Cheddar area that have been decided this week include:

Erection of a single storey extension to south elevation at Tristram, Biddisham Lane, Biddisham, by Mr J Webber has been approved.

Erection of a single storey extension to the front (NE) elevation to create annexe at Cremorne House, Barrows Park, Cheddar, by Mr and Mrs Ievers has been approved.

Works to trees in a Conservation Area Reduce height by 2m (Max) of upper crown and lateral growth by 3m (Max) of 1 Walnut tree at 13 Masons Way, Cheddar, by Mr Dormer have been approved.

Erection of a part single storey and part two storey extension to rear (NE) elevation, on site of existing (to be demolished) at Honeysuckle Cottage, Church Lane, Compton Bishop, by Mr Dean has been approved.

Conversion of existing garage to living accommodation and erection of a detached garage and new boundary wall at Gables, The Causeway, Mark, by Mr Loney has been approved.

Erection of an agricultural building, on site of existing (to be demolished) at Nut Tree Farm, Vole Road, Mark, by RE Carnell and Partners has been approved.

Change of use of land to equestrian and erection of four stables, tack room and hay store at

Greenfield House, Sand Road, Wedmore, by Mr Scott has been approved.

Works to trees in a Conservation Area T1 Cherry - Crown reduction of 1.5m and reduce spread up to 1m at Combe Cottage, Combe Batch, Wedmore, by Mrs Burton have been approved.