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Application To Remove Condition 1 Of Planning Permission V/2017/0022 To Allow Permanent Use Of The Car Park

Land Rear Of 21A, Willow Drive, Annesley, Nottinghamshire

RVCCCReference: V/2019/0459Ashfield District Council

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Application summary

Status
RVCCC
Application type
Not published
Received
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Validated
19 Jul 2019
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Ashfield District Council

Application overview

Application To Remove Condition 1 Of Planning Permission V/2017/0022 To Allow Permanent Use Of The Car Park

Proposal details

Reference
V/2019/0459
Ward
Annesley and Kirkby Woodhouse
UPRN
10001338610

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Application location

Land Rear Of 21A, Willow Drive, Annesley, Nottinghamshire

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notice (R)Decision Notice (R)29 Sept 2020View
Committee Report (RW)Committee Report (RW)29 Sept 2020View
Natural England V 19 0459Natural England17 Jul 2020View
Application Ref no V-2019-0459Environment Agency9 Jul 2020View
V.2019.0459 - 1a Willow AvenueNottinghamshire County Council - Highways6 Jul 2020View
RE: V/2019/0459NCC Planning Policy Consultation Response30 Jun 2020View
s106Section 106 Agreement30 Jun 2020View
DAS 190459Design & Access Statement30 Jun 2020View
V 2019 0459 - Car Park, 21a, Willow Drive, Annesley, NG15 0DPNottinghamshire County Council - Highways30 Aug 2019View
RE: V/2019/0459Notts Wildlife Consultation Response20 Aug 2019View
Consultation Response 291749 - V/2019/0459Natural Engalnd Consultation Response19 Aug 2019View
Memo Style_RedactedAmmendments to App - Accept12 Aug 2019View
V/2017/0022Environmental Agency12 Aug 2019View
Planning Appliction - V/2019/0459Annesley Parish Council Consultation Response9 Aug 2019View
nst engNatural England1 Aug 2019View
Rights of Way V 19 0459Nottinghamshire County Council - Rights of Way31 Jul 2019View
V/2013/0669Environment Agency29 Jul 2019View
Planning DAS update July 2019Design & Access Statement (R)18 Jul 2019View
ApplicationFormNoPersonalDataApplication Form (R)18 Jul 2019View
Appendix D - Ecology Monitoring Report 2018Ecological Report18 Jul 2019View
Appendix C - Car Parking SurveyCar Parking Plan - Proposed18 Jul 2019View
Appendix B - Existing Site Layout PlanApproved Site Layout Plan18 Jul 2019View
Appendix A - Site Location PlanApproved Site Location Plan18 Jul 2019View

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