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Lawful development certificate - proposed - Creation of a mosaic of wetland features along a more naturally functioning reach of watercourse, to improve drought resilience and water quality, reduce downstream flood risk and increase biodiversity

Brissenden Green, Ashford Road, Bethersden

Decision MadeReference: PA/2024/2275Ashford Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Lawful development: Proposed use
Received
6 Dec 2024
Validated
18 Dec 2024
Determination deadline
22 Apr 2025
Local authority
Ashford Borough Council

Application overview

Lawful development certificate - proposed - Creation of a mosaic of wetland features along a more naturally functioning reach of watercourse, to improve drought resilience and water quality, reduce downstream flood risk and increase biodiversity

Proposal details

Reference
PA/2024/2275
Ward
Weald Central
Parish
Bethersden;Woodchurch

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Application location

Brissenden Green, Ashford Road, Bethersden

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Planning statementSupporting Documents · PDF6 Dec 2024View
Location PlanPlan · PDF18 Dec 2024View
Block Plan - Outline BG_02 v2 · PDF16 Dec 2024View
DM Decision Notice.pdfDecision Notice · PDF17 Apr 2025View
Flood Risk AssessmentSupporting Documents · PDF6 Dec 2024View
Photo 4Photographs and Photomontages6 Dec 2024View
Concept ReportSupporting Documents · PDF6 Dec 2024View
Photo 3Photographs and Photomontages6 Dec 2024View
Phase one Habitat Survey Part ASupporting Documents · PDF6 Dec 2024View
B.Green_Outline V2 Oct2024Amended Drawing · PDF17 Apr 2025View
Streetend Wood EXAMPLE 3.jpg6 Dec 2024View
Streetend Wood EXAMPLE 2.jpg6 Dec 2024View
DM Final Officer Report.pdfOfficer Report · PDF17 Apr 2025View
Photo 2Photographs and Photomontages6 Dec 2024View
Archaeological assessmentSupporting Documents · PDF6 Dec 2024View
Streetend Wood EXAMPLE 1Photographs and Photomontages6 Dec 2024View
Streetend Wood EXAMPLE 4Photographs and Photomontages6 Dec 2024View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF6 Dec 2024View
Photo1Photographs and Photomontages6 Dec 2024View
Photo 5Photographs and Photomontages6 Dec 2024View
Woodland TrustConsultee · PDF8 Jan 2025View

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Decision & conditions

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DM Decision Notice.pdf
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