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Outline Application With Some Matters Reserved For Residential Development, For A Maximum Of 181 Dwellings And Associated Access

Land On The North West Side Of, Brand Lane, Stanton Hill, Nottinghamshire

OUTCC - Outline Application - Conditional ConsentReference: V/2016/0208Ashfield District Council

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Application summary

Status
OUTCC - Outline Application - Conditional Consent
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
31 Mar 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Ashfield District Council

Application overview

Outline Application With Some Matters Reserved For Residential Development, For A Maximum Of 181 Dwellings And Associated Access

Proposal details

Reference
V/2016/0208
Ward
Stanton Hill and Teversal
UPRN
10070855498

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Application location

Land On The North West Side Of, Brand Lane, Stanton Hill, Nottinghamshire

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Outline Decision Notice_RedactedDecision Notice11 Apr 2018View
101264399_RedactedSection 106 Agreement28 Apr 2017View
Decision Notice (R)Decision Notice (R)27 Feb 2017View
Site Layout Plan - ProposedSite Layout Plan - Proposed23 Nov 2016View
Master PlanMaster Plan29 Sept 2016View
Site PlanSite Plan29 Sept 2016View
Travel PlanTravel Plan20 Sept 2016View
Site Layout PlanSite Layout Plan20 Sept 2016View
CAL041115 Master Plan - REV H-Amended Master Plan24 Aug 2016View
ApplicationFormApplication Form (R)5 Apr 2016View
Ecology appraisalEcological Report (R)22 Mar 2016View
Transport AssessmentTransport Assessment22 Mar 2016View
Stanton Hill FRA fvFlood Risk Assessment22 Mar 2016View
Stanton Hill Contamination Report fvEnvironmental Assessment22 Mar 2016View
Land at Stanton Hill DAS fv CopyDesign & Access Statement22 Mar 2016View
Land at Brand Lane, Stanton Hill LVIA fvLandscape and Visual Appraisal22 Mar 2016View
Land at Brand Lane Stanton Hill Planning Supporting Statement - FVSupporting Statement22 Mar 2016View
CAL031215 Master Plan-Proposed Site Master MapSite Layout Plan - Proposed22 Mar 2016View
CAL031215 Master Plan-Proposed Site Master Map OverlaySite Plan - Proposed22 Mar 2016View
CAL031215 Existing Site Plan REV BSite Plan22 Mar 2016View
ARCHAEOLOGICAL DESK BASED ASSESSMENTArchaeological Brief22 Mar 2016View

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Decision & conditions

OUTCC - Outline Application - Conditional Consent
Outline Decision Notice_Redacted Decision Notice (R)
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