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Change of use of land for the siting of a second mobile home and storage of two caravan units for Travelling Show Persons. Departure from the Development Plan.

The Old Barn Arundel Road Fontwell BN18 0SX

ApproveConditionallyReference: AL/117/12/Arun District Council

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Application summary

Status
ApproveConditionally
Application type
Not published
Received
19 Nov 2012
Validated
12 Dec 2012
Determination deadline
6 Feb 2013
Local authority
Arun District Council

Application overview

Change of use of land for the siting of a second mobile home and storage of two caravan units for Travelling Show Persons. Departure from the Development Plan.

Proposal details

Reference
AL/117/12/
Parish
Aldingbourne
Agent
Mr R Stubbs 10 Newhall Close Bognor Regis West Sussex PO21 5RG

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Application location

The Old Barn Arundel Road Fontwell BN18 0SX

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Documents 32 of 32

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision11 Mar 2013View
Officers ReportOfficers Report11 Mar 2013View
Covering letterApplication29 Jul 2015View
Letter confirming description and drainage details.Application13 Dec 2012View
ApplicationApplication21 Nov 2012View
official receiptApplication21 Nov 2012View
block and location plans mobile home (2nd ) and 2 caravans 06/12Plans21 Nov 2012View
Planning Policy ResponseStatement29 Jul 2015View
Environmental Statement regarding DrainageStatement13 Dec 2012View
plannong design and access statementStatement21 Nov 2012View
Vehicular Access to all-purpose trunk roadsConsultation29 Jul 2015View
Highways AgencyConsultation29 Jul 2015View
FURTHER CONSULTATION - HIGHWAYS AGENCYConsultation26 Feb 2013View
CONSULTATION ATTACHMENT - HIGHWAYS AGENCYConsultation Attachment26 Feb 2013View
ConsultationConsultation6 Feb 2013View
ENGINEERS (FLUVIAL FLOODING)Consultation29 Jan 2013View
CONS_RESPConsultation25 Jan 2013View
HIGHWAYS AGENCYConsultation25 Jan 2013View
HIGHWAYS AGENCYConsultation25 Jan 2013View
CONS_RESPConsultation18 Jan 2013View
ConsultationConsultation9 Jan 2013View
ConsultationConsultation9 Jan 2013View
ConsultationConsultation9 Jan 2013View
ConsultationConsultation9 Jan 2013View
ConsultationConsultation9 Jan 2013View
ConsultationConsultation9 Jan 2013View
ConsultationConsultation9 Jan 2013View
ConsultationConsultation9 Jan 2013View
Southern WaterConsultation9 Jan 2013View
inetleteRep Letters9 Jan 2013View
emailsPlanning Correspondence29 Jul 2015View
PACKSystems Correspondence12 Dec 2012View

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