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Reserved Matters Application For The Re-Plan Of Part Of The Kings Oak Element Of Papplewick Lane Site Comprising 54 Dwellings

Land Off, Papplewick Lane, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire

RESCC - Reserved Matters Application - Conditional ConsentReference: V/2008/0166Ashfield District Council

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Application summary

Status
RESCC - Reserved Matters Application - Conditional Consent
Application type
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Received
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Validated
4 Apr 2008
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Ashfield District Council

Application overview

Reserved Matters Application For The Re-Plan Of Part Of The Kings Oak Element Of Papplewick Lane Site Comprising 54 Dwellings

Proposal details

Reference
V/2008/0166
Ward
Hucknall North
UPRN
10001335433

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Application location

Land Off, Papplewick Lane, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire

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Documents 27 of 27

DocumentPublishedAction
Additional InformationAdditional Information22 Aug 2008View
Decision Notice (R)Decision Notice (R)3 Jul 2008View
Amended Layout PlanAmended Layout Plan23 Jun 2008View
Site SectionsSite Sections23 Jun 2008View
Planning LayoutPlanning Layout3 Jun 2008View
Planning LayoutPlanning Layout3 Jun 2008View
Elevations ProposedElevations Proposed3 Jun 2008View
Additional Information (R)Additional Information (R)3 Jun 2008View
Additional Information (R)Additional Information (R)3 Jun 2008View
Covering Letter (R)Covering Letter (R)3 Jun 2008View
Site Layout PlanSite Layout Plan28 May 2008View
Utilities PlansUtilities Plans28 May 2008View
Housing Schedule PlanHousing Schedule Plan28 May 2008View
Application FormApplication Form18 Apr 2008View
Application FormApplication Form18 Apr 2008View
Landscape Infrasturcture ProposalsLandscape Infrasturcture Proposals18 Apr 2008View
Site Cross SectionsSite Cross Sections18 Apr 2008View
Fencing PlansFencing Plans18 Apr 2008View
Garage PlansGarage Plans18 Apr 2008View
Elevations and Floor PlansElevations and Floor Plans18 Apr 2008View
Street scenesStreet scenes18 Apr 2008View
Hedge and Tree Removal PlanHedge and Tree Removal Plan18 Apr 2008View
Swepth Path AnalysisSwepth Path Analysis18 Apr 2008View
Urban Design PlanUrban Design Plan18 Apr 2008View
Site Layout PlanSite Layout Plan18 Apr 2008View
Landscaping LayoutLandscaping Layout18 Apr 2008View
Site PlanSite Plan18 Apr 2008View

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Decision & conditions

RESCC - Reserved Matters Application - Conditional Consent
Decision Notice (R)
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