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Application To Vary Condition 22 Of Planning Permission V/2021/0072 - The Hereby Approved House In Multiple Occupation Shall Provide Residential Accommodation For A Maximum Of 29 People

Old Blue Bell, Devonshire Square, Sutton In Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, NG17 2AD

S73RE - Section 73 Application - RefusedReference: V/2025/0352Ashfield District Council

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Application summary

Status
S73RE - Section 73 Application - Refused
Application type
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Received
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Validated
19 Jun 2025
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Ashfield District Council

Application overview

Application To Vary Condition 22 Of Planning Permission V/2021/0072 - The Hereby Approved House In Multiple Occupation Shall Provide Residential Accommodation For A Maximum Of 29 People

Proposal details

Reference
V/2025/0352
Ward
Carsic
UPRN
100031252522

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Application location

Old Blue Bell, Devonshire Square, Sutton In Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, NG17 2AD

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
V20250352_100031252522_DECNNOTE_21012026Decision Notice21 Jan 2026View
V.2025.0352 - The Old Blue BellsCS MTMDelegated Report21 Jan 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:Application ref: V/2025/0352 - The Old Blue Bell, 3 Lammas Road, Sutton in AshfieldNottinghamshire County Council - Highways12 Dec 2025View
Letter to NCC - Increase to HMO Occupancy, The Old Blue Bell, Sutton-in-AshfieldTransport Assessment19 Nov 2025View
FW: [EXTERNAL]:Re: V/2025/0352 - The Old Blue BellSite Location Plan5 Sept 2025View
Woodlands Langford StreetOnline Representation25 Jul 2025View
Tomlinson, Carsic LaneOnline Representation23 Jul 2025View
[EXTERNAL]:V-2025-0352 Consultation responseNottinghamshire County Council - Highways1 Jul 2025View
Online RepresentationOnline Representation30 Jun 2025View
Online RepresentationOnline Representation26 Jun 2025View
EH ResidentialA.D.C. - Environmental Health25 Jun 2025View
Site Block PlanSuperseded Site Location Plan18 Jun 2025View
P500 Proposed plans with areas A1 sheetFloor Plans - Proposed18 Jun 2025View
Variation of condition statement P501Planning Statement18 Jun 2025View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form18 Jun 2025View

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Decision & conditions

S73RE - Section 73 Application - Refused
V20250352_100031252522_DECNNOTE_21012026
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