Discharge of Condition 16 (Un-adopted footpaths details) of P/25/0013/2 (Reserved Matters application to include appearance, landscaping, layout and scale relating to Outline Application ref: P/20/2393/2 (Development of up to 130 dwellings, provision of land for school expansion, open space and children's play area) and discharge of conditions 6 (existing and proposed ground and floor levels), 18 (finished floor levels), and 34 (air quality assessment) of the applicable outline planning permission ref. P/20/2393/2 dated 11.10.2022)
Street Record, Main Street, Cossington, Leicestershire
Decided: CONDITIONS DISCHARGED - CONFIRMEDReference: P/26/0571/2Charnwood Borough Council
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Discharge of Condition 16 (Un-adopted footpaths details) of P/25/0013/2 (Reserved Matters application to include appearance, landscaping, layout and scale relating to Outline Application ref: P/20/2393/2 (Development of up to 130 dwellings, provision of land for school expansion, open space and children's play area) and discharge of conditions 6 (existing and proposed ground and floor levels), 18 (finished floor levels), and 34 (air quality assessment) of the applicable outline planning permission ref. P/20/2393/2 dated 11.10.2022)
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Reference
P/26/0571/2
Ward
Sileby and Seagrave|Wreake Valley
Parish
Cossington|Sileby
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