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Sever plot and erect detached dwelling with associated access and parking

4 Wallace Road Poole BH18 8NG

Application ApprovedReference: P/25/02444/FULBournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

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Application location

4 Wallace Road Poole BH18 8NG

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
9 Jul 2025
Validated
9 Jul 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

Application overview

Sever plot and erect detached dwelling with associated access and parking

Proposal details

Reference
P/25/02444/FUL
Ward
Broadstone
Agent
Mr Chris Miell MRTPI, Pure Town Planning

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Documents 25 of 25

DocumentPublishedAction
Planning ReportOfficer Report8 Oct 2025View
CIL Liability Notice AgentCIL Document3 Oct 2025View
CIL Liability Notice Land OwnCIL Document3 Oct 2025View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice30 Sept 2025View
S106 legal agreement redactedLegal Agreement20 Aug 2025View
Trees & landscaping responseConsultee Response26 Sept 2025View
Consultee - Broadstone Neighbourhood ForumConsultee Response5 Aug 2025View
Highways ResponseConsultee Response24 Jul 2025View
Environmental Health ResponseConsultee Response22 Jul 2025View
Site Notices Displayed 18 July 4 Wallace RoadPhotograph18 Jul 2025View
Biodiversity Metric CalculationReports/Statements10 Jul 2025View
FULLApplication Form9 Jul 2025View
Design & Access StatementReports/Statements9 Jul 2025View
Ecology & BNG AssessmentReports/Statements9 Jul 2025View
Arboricultural Impact AssessmentReports/Statements9 Jul 2025View
Arboricultural Method StatementReports/Statements9 Jul 2025View
Tree Constraints PlanPlan9 Jul 2025View
Tree Protection PlanPlan9 Jul 2025View
Existing Plans & ElevationsPlan9 Jul 2025View
Location PlanPlan9 Jul 2025View
Proposed Site PlansPlan9 Jul 2025View
Proposed Floor Plans & Roof PlanPlan9 Jul 2025View
Proposed ElevationsPlan9 Jul 2025View
Proposed Outbuilding DetailsPlan9 Jul 2025View
Topographic SurveyPlan9 Jul 2025View

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Application timeline

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  1. Application received

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  2. Application valid

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  3. Consultation start

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  4. Consultation end

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  5. Site notice expiry date

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  6. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

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Decision Notice
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