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Application Made In Accordance With The Town And Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations) 2011: Outline Application (Including Full Details Of Access), Comprising Of The Demolition Of Mowlands Farm And Two Dwellings (One Within A Con

Land Rear Of Field Place, Kings Mill Road West, Sutton In Ashfield, Nottinghamshire

EIAWDReference: V/2014/0027Ashfield District Council

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Application summary

Status
EIAWD
Application type
Not published
Received
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Validated
21 Jan 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Ashfield District Council

Application overview

Application Made In Accordance With The Town And Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations) 2011: Outline Application (Including Full Details Of Access), Comprising Of The Demolition Of Mowlands Farm And Two Dwellings (One Within A Con

Proposal details

Reference
V/2014/0027
Ward
Larwood
UPRN
10001340446

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Application location

Land Rear Of Field Place, Kings Mill Road West, Sutton In Ashfield, Nottinghamshire

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notice (R)Decision Notice (R)11 Apr 2014View
38522780Parameter Plan13 Feb 2014View
Environmental Assessment Vol 5Environmental Assessment Vol 513 Feb 2014View
Noise AssessmentNoise Assessment12 Feb 2014View
Application Form - Outline (R)Application Form - Outline (R)23 Jan 2014View
Volume 7 Travel PlanTravel Plan22 Jan 2014View
Volume 6 Transport AssessmentbTransport Assessment Vol 222 Jan 2014View
Volume 6 Transport AssessmentaTransport Assessment Vol 122 Jan 2014View
Volume 4 Flood Risk AssessmentFlood Risk Assessment22 Jan 2014View
Volume 3 AppendicesbEnvironmental Assessment Vol 321 Jan 2014View
Volume 3 AppendicesaEnvironmental Assessment Vol 321 Jan 2014View
Volume 2 Figures2Environmental Assessment Vol 2 chapter 121 Jan 2014View
Volume 1 ChaptersEnvironmental Assessment Vol 121 Jan 2014View
4375-P-09 PARAMETERS PLAN Rev HLayout Plan21 Jan 2014View
4375-P-08 DEMOLITION PLAN RevADemolition Plan21 Jan 2014View
4375-P-07 SITE LOCATIONSite Location Plan21 Jan 2014View
Statement of Community Involvement1Statement of Community Involvement21 Jan 2014View
Planning StatementPlanning Statement21 Jan 2014View
Employment Land StudyEmployment Statement21 Jan 2014View
Design & Access StatementDesign & Access Statement21 Jan 2014View

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EIAWD
Decision Notice (R)
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