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Ground mounted solar monocrystaline PV panels for sustainable and renewal electrical supply for household property. 14 x 410W panels, ground mounted on a metal frame. Over 25 meters from buildings. Pitched at 30 degrees. South facing on grassed area.

Greenhill Barn, Anchor Lane, Abbess Beauchamp And Berners Roding, Ongar, CM5 0JW

Decision MadeReference: EPF/0977/24Epping Forest District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
13 May 2024
Validated
28 May 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Epping Forest District Council

Application overview

Ground mounted solar monocrystaline PV panels for sustainable and renewal electrical supply for household property. 14 x 410W panels, ground mounted on a metal frame. Over 25 meters from buildings. Pitched at 30 degrees. South facing on grassed area.

Proposal details

Reference
EPF/0977/24
Ward
Rural East
Parish
Abbess Beauchamp and Berners Roding

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Application location

Greenhill Barn, Anchor Lane, Abbess Beauchamp And Berners Roding, Ongar, CM5 0JW

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Conservation CommentsMemo (Consultee Comments) · PDF15 Jul 2024View
Proposed Solar Panel Elevations & Site PlanPlans · PDF28 May 2024View
DM Neighbour Letter.docx4 Jun 2024View
Officer Report APPROVALOfficer Report23 Jul 2024View
DM Decision Notice.pdf · PDF23 Jul 2024View
Block PlanPlans · PDF13 May 2024View
Solar Mounting S-Type DatasheetSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF28 May 2024View
PV Panels LR5-54HTH 435-450M-DraftV03 DatasheetSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF28 May 2024View
Solar Mounting B-Type-DatasheetSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF28 May 2024View
Location PlanPlans · PDF13 May 2024View
Design & Access StatementSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF13 May 2024View
Application Form - Without Personal DataSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF13 May 2024View
JAM54S30 MR DatasheetSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF28 May 2024View
Heritage StatementSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF28 May 2024View
Proposed ElevationsPlans · PDF28 May 2024View

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