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Proposal to convert existing stables into sports hall/ games hall for clients own personal recreational use. Converting the existing horse manege into a 4G football pitch and tennis courts for clients own personal recreational use.

Aspen House, Gravel Lane, Chigwell, IG7 6DQ

Decision MadeReference: EPF/1776/23Epping Forest District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
4 Aug 2023
Validated
9 Nov 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Epping Forest District Council

Application overview

Proposal to convert existing stables into sports hall/ games hall for clients own personal recreational use. Converting the existing horse manege into a 4G football pitch and tennis courts for clients own personal recreational use.

Proposal details

Reference
EPF/1776/23
Ward
Chigwell Village
Parish
Chigwell

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Application location

Aspen House, Gravel Lane, Chigwell, IG7 6DQ

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Flood MapSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF4 Aug 2023View
Cover LetterSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF16 Nov 2023View
Proposed Site PlanPlans · PDF4 Aug 2023View
Arboricultural Report Arboricultural Impact AssessmentSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF4 Aug 2023View
Chigwell Parish Council · PDF19 Dec 2023View
DM Decision Notice.pdf · PDF12 Jan 2024View
JC Tree & Landscape Comments (1)Memo (Consultee Comments) · PDF22 Nov 2023View
Tree Protection PlanPlans · PDF4 Aug 2023View
Application Form - Without Personal DataSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF4 Aug 2023View
Land Drainage commentMemo (Consultee Comments) · PDF15 Dec 2023View
Existing Elevations, Floor Plan & Location PlanPlans · PDF4 Aug 2023View
Design & Access StatementSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF4 Aug 2023View
Proposed Sports Pitch ElevationsPlans · PDF4 Aug 2023View
Proposed Site planPlans · PDF9 Nov 2023View
Existing Location PlanPlans · PDF9 Nov 2023View
Proposed Elevations, Floor Plan & Location PlanPlans · PDF4 Aug 2023View
Existing Site Plan & Location PlanPlans · PDF4 Aug 2023View
Landscape PlanPlans · PDF4 Aug 2023View
Ecological Survey ReportSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF21 Aug 2023View
Delegated report5 Jan 2024View

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