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Submission of details relating to contaminated land verification report (condition 9) pursuant to planning permission DA/17/02105/FUL for provision of a sports facility (Rugby Club) including a two storey clubhouse, two rugby pitches with 18m high floodlights, car parking, security fence, 6m high catch net, relocated substation and associated landscaping

Stone Lodge Complex Cotton Lane Stone DA2 6PD

DecidedReference: 19/01585/CDNADartford Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
CDNA Submission of Details by Appln
Received
21 Nov 2019
Validated
21 Nov 2019
Determination deadline
16 Jan 2020
Local authority
Dartford Borough Council

Application overview

Submission of details relating to contaminated land verification report (condition 9) pursuant to planning permission DA/17/02105/FUL for provision of a sports facility (Rugby Club) including a two storey clubhouse, two rugby pitches with 18m high floodlights, car parking, security fence, 6m high catch net, relocated substation and associated landscaping

Proposal details

Reference
19/01585/CDNA
Alternative references
PP-08303311
Ward
Stone Castle
Parish
Stone
Agent
Hazle McCormack Young LLP

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Stone Lodge Complex Cotton Lane Stone DA2 6PD

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
APPROVED THE DETAILSDecision Notice · PDF1 Mar 2022View
DELEGATED REPORT SHEETReport · PDF28 Feb 2022View
12493-CRH-XX-XX-RP-LQ-0001_F01_LANDQUALITYVERIFICATION_OPTIMIZEDReport · PDF28 Jan 2022View
LANDQUALITYVERIFICATION_OPTIMIZED_PART1Report · PDF21 Nov 2019View
LANDQUALITYVERIFICATION_OPTIMIZED_PART2Report · PDF21 Nov 2019View
LANDQUALITYVERIFICATION_OPTIMIZED_PART3Report · PDF21 Nov 2019View
LANDQUALITYVERIFICATION_OPTIMIZED_PART4Report · PDF21 Nov 2019View
LANDQUALITYVERIFICATION_OPTIMIZED_PART5Report · PDF21 Nov 2019View
LANDQUALITYVERIFICATION_OPTIMIZED_PART6Report · PDF21 Nov 2019View
LANDQUALITYVERIFICATION_OPTIMIZED_PART7Report · PDF21 Nov 2019View

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