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Change of use and conversion of outbuildings to form two dwellings; creation of new vehicular access; and associated parking and landscaping (renewal of previously approved application EPF/2193/14).

Willow Lodge Church Road Loughton Essex IG10 4AJ

Decision MadeReference: EPF/0986/22Epping Forest District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
28 Apr 2022
Validated
29 Apr 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Epping Forest District Council

Application overview

Change of use and conversion of outbuildings to form two dwellings; creation of new vehicular access; and associated parking and landscaping (renewal of previously approved application EPF/2193/14).

Proposal details

Reference
EPF/0986/22
Ward
Waltham Abbey South and Rural
Parish
Waltham Abbey

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Application location

Willow Lodge Church Road Loughton Essex IG10 4AJ

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Documents 26 of 26

DocumentPublishedAction
DM Decision Notice.pdf · PDF19 May 2023View
SUPERSEDED - Development Control - Application Forms · PDF18 May 2022View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF18 May 2022View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF18 May 2022View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF18 May 2022View
DC Consultation (External) · PDF27 May 2022View
DC Consultation (External)1 Jun 2022View
DC Consultation (External)6 Jun 2022View
Redacted application form · PDF1 Feb 2023View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF18 May 2022View
Plans: Other Miscellaneous Plans · PDF18 May 2022View
Parish Council comment14 Jun 2022View
Plans: Elevations · PDF18 May 2022View
S106 agreement · PDF19 May 2023View
Plans: Elevations · PDF18 May 2022View
Plans: Floorplans · PDF18 May 2022View
Plans: Site Plan · PDF18 May 2022View
Plans: Site Plan · PDF18 May 2022View
EFDC - Land Drainage · PDF9 Sept 2022View
Land Drainage comment · PDF14 Jun 2022View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF18 May 2022View
Plans: Composite, mixed drawings · PDF18 May 2022View
Officer ReportAppeal Documents29 Jun 2022View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF18 May 2022View
Plans: Floorplans · PDF18 May 2022View
Plans: Location plan · PDF18 May 2022View

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DM Decision Notice.pdf
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