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Demolition of existing building and erection of 40 mobile homes in the SW corner of the golf course to work as ancillary leisure structures for the club.

Stapleford Abbotts Golf Course Tysea Hill Stapleford Abbotts Romford RM4 1JU

Decision MadeReference: EPF/0109/20Epping Forest District Council

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Application location

Stapleford Abbotts Golf Course Tysea Hill Stapleford Abbotts Romford RM4 1JU

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
16 Jan 2020
Validated
26 May 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Epping Forest District Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing building and erection of 40 mobile homes in the SW corner of the golf course to work as ancillary leisure structures for the club.

Proposal details

Reference
EPF/0109/20
Ward
Passingford
Parish
Stapleford Abbotts

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DocumentPublishedAction
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF9 Jun 2020View
DC Officer Report21 Jul 2020View
DC-Design & Access Statement · PDF9 Jun 2020View
Plans: Site Plan · PDF9 Jun 2020View
DC Appeal Statement · PDF10 Aug 2021View
Plans: Elevations · PDF9 Jun 2020View
DC Consultation (External)17 Jun 2020View
DC Appeal Documents · PDF6 Jul 2021View
DC Parish Council Responses2 Jul 2020View
Plans: Location plan · PDF9 Jun 2020View
DC Appeal Documents23 Jul 2021View
DC Consultation (External)10 Jul 2020View
DC Appeal Statement10 Aug 2021View
Plans: Site Plan · PDF9 Jun 2020View
DC Consultation (External)3 Jul 2020View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF9 Jun 2020View
Development Control Application Decision Notices21 Jul 2020View
DC Consultation (External) · PDF1 Jul 2020View
DC Appeal Decisions · PDF9 Dec 2021View
DC Consultation (External)18 Jun 2020View
DC Appeal Documents16 Aug 2021View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF9 Jun 2020View
Landscape Team - Letters Out · PDF24 Jun 2020View
Plans: Floorplans · PDF9 Jun 2020View
DC Consultation (External)18 Jun 2020View
Plans: Location plan · PDF9 Jun 2020View
DC Parish Council Responses30 Jun 2020View
Development Control - Application Forms · PDF9 Jun 2020View
Plans: Site Plan · PDF9 Jun 2020View

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