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Part demolition of boundary wall to form new access to existing site (resubmission following AL/10/22/PL). This application may affect the setting of a listed building and is in CIL Zone 3 (Zero Rated) as other development.

Boundary wall to Nyton House Nyton Road Westergate PO20 3UL

ApproveConditionallyReference: AL/56/22/PLArun District Council

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Application summary

Status
ApproveConditionally
Application type
Not published
Received
3 May 2022
Validated
3 May 2022
Determination deadline
28 Jun 2022
Local authority
Arun District Council

Application overview

Part demolition of boundary wall to form new access to existing site (resubmission following AL/10/22/PL). This application may affect the setting of a listed building and is in CIL Zone 3 (Zero Rated) as other development.

Proposal details

Reference
AL/56/22/PL
Parish
Aldingbourne
Agent
MH Architects Limited Ground Floor Bicentennial Building Southern Gate Chichester PO19 8EZ

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Application location

Boundary wall to Nyton House Nyton Road Westergate PO20 3UL

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Documents 25 of 25

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision28 Jun 2022View
Officers ReportOfficers Report28 Jun 2022View
ApplicationApplication5 May 2022View
CIL 2 FORMApplication5 May 2022View
12M RIGID VEHICLE SWEPT PATH ANALYSIS 143.0001.004Plans5 May 2022View
16.5M ARTICULATED VEHICLE SWEPT PATH ANALYSIS 143.0001.003Plans5 May 2022View
PROPOSED SITE PLAN 203 REVP3Plans5 May 2022View
PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE EXISTING WALL SHOWING TEMPORARY REMOVAL 253 REVP01Plans5 May 2022View
PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE EXISTING WALL 252 REVP01Plans5 May 2022View
SITE PLAN SHOWING PROPOSED WORKS 251 REVP01Plans5 May 2022View
LOCATION PLAN 250 REVP01Plans5 May 2022View
SITE PLAN SHOWING VISIBILITY SPLAY 254 REVP01Plans5 May 2022View
HERITAGE STATEMENTStatement5 May 2022View
DASStatement5 May 2022View
CONSTRUCTION METHOD STATEMENTStatement5 May 2022View
IMPLEMENTATION PLANStatement5 May 2022View
SITE RULES ADN CONTACTSStatement5 May 2022View
CIL 1 FORMStatement5 May 2022View
Historic Buildings OfficerConsultation16 Jun 2022View
PLCOMACKPCConsultation15 Jun 2022View
Historic EnglandConsultation10 May 2022View
WSCC - Highways AuthorityConsultation10 May 2022View
Correspondence with agent regarding CILPlanning Correspondence24 May 2022View
PLACKSystems Correspondence5 May 2022View
PLACKPPSystems Correspondence3 May 2022View

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