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Change of use of land from open grazing to storage area for vehicle dismantling facility

Land Adjacent To: Ashley House, Conquest Drove, Farcet, Peterborough, PE7 3DH

ApproveReference: H/05023/12/CWCambridgeshire County Council

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Application location

Land Adjacent To: Ashley House, Conquest Drove, Farcet, Peterborough, PE7 3DH

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Full application
Received
8 Nov 2012
Validated
8 Nov 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Change of use of land from open grazing to storage area for vehicle dismantling facility

Proposal details

Reference
H/05023/12/CW
Agent
Mr Smith, Matrix Planning Ltd.

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Discharge of Conditions - landscaping plan. ashley lodge 12.22.04A24497380000.pdfDecision7 Feb 2013View
Discharge of Conditions - 4. Plan B -Site features24497380000.pdfDecision7 Feb 2013View
Discharge of Conditions - ApplicationFormNoPersonalData24497380000.pdfDecision7 Feb 2013View
Discharge of Conditions - 3. Plan A - Site plan (1)24497380000.pdfDecision7 Feb 2013View
Discharge of Conditions - planting managment24497380000.pdfDecision7 Feb 2013View
Decision Notices & Conditions - Decision Notice and ConditionsDecision11 Jan 2013View
Application Submission Details - Plan B - Site featuresApplication submission13 Nov 2012View
Application Submission Details - Plan A - Site Plan (1)Application submission13 Nov 2012View
Application Submission Details - Planning statement - change of use - 29.10.12Application submission13 Nov 2012View
Application Submission Details - Plan C - Location & block planApplication submission13 Nov 2012View
Application Submission Details - Flood Risk AssessmentApplication submission13 Nov 2012View
Application Submission Details - Application formApplication submission13 Nov 2012View

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Decision & conditions

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Discharge of Conditions - landscaping plan. ashley lodge 12.22.04A24497380000.pdf Discharge of Conditions - 4. Plan B -Site features24497380000.pdf Discharge of Conditions - ApplicationFormNoPersonalData24497380000.pdf Discharge of Conditions - 3. Plan A - Site plan (1)24497380000.pdf Discharge of Conditions - planting managment24497380000.pdf Decision Notices & Conditions - Decision Notice and Conditions
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