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Change of use of vacant agricultural building to Class B8 storage or distribution and layout of vehicular parking spaces and all ancillary works.

St Leonards Farm, St Leonards Road, Nazeing, Waltham Abbey, EN9 2HG

Under ConsultationReference: EPF/0256/26Epping Forest District Council

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Application summary

Status
Under Consultation
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
9 Feb 2026
Validated
20 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Epping Forest District Council

Application overview

Change of use of vacant agricultural building to Class B8 storage or distribution and layout of vehicular parking spaces and all ancillary works.

Proposal details

Reference
EPF/0256/26
Ward
Roydon and Lower Nazeing
Parish
Nazeing

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Application location

St Leonards Farm, St Leonards Road, Nazeing, Waltham Abbey, EN9 2HG

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DocumentPublishedAction
ECC Ecology Comments #1 · PDF7 Apr 2026View
SK14 - Proposed Elevations Sheet 2.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
DM Neighbour Letter.docx27 Mar 2026View
Appendix 2 - Site Photographs .pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
SK01- Site Location Plan.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
0142 Supporting Letter (Statement) 2.0.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
Appendix 4 - Toilet block and Cycle Shelter Design.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
2026.03.12_HRA Trip Generation Assessment_Revision A_St Leonards Farm · PDF27 Mar 2026View
Nazeing Parish Council Comments #1 · PDF13 Apr 2026View
SK07 - Existing Elevations Sheet 2.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
Appendix 3- Floof Risk Map.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
SK03 - Existing Site Plan.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
EFDC Emily Wade HRA Consultant Comments #1 · PDF2 Apr 2026View
Essex County Council - Highways15 May 2026View
EFDC - Land Drainage · PDF30 Apr 2026View
SK12 - Proposed Roof Plan.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
SK05 - Existing Roof Plan.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
SK09 - Proposed Site Plan (1).pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
HRA Review for EPF_0256_26 Apr 2026 · PDF3 Jun 2026View
SK08 - Existing Section A-A.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
SK10 - Proposed Block Plan (1).pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
SK15 - Indicative Drainage Plan (1).pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
SK04 - Existing Floor Plan.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
SK13 - Proposed Elevations Sheet 1 (1).pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
SK02 - Existing Block Plan.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
Appendix 1 - Street Map Location .pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
SK06 - Existing Elevations Sheet 1.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View

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