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Erection of building over existing concrete yard for fodder store

Upper Ley Farm Ley Westbury On Severn GL14 1PR

ConsentReference: P1413/24/FULForest of Dean District Council

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Application summary

Status
Consent
Application type
Full Application
Received
13 Nov 2024
Validated
25 Nov 2024
Determination deadline
20 Jan 2025
Local authority
Forest of Dean District Council

Application overview

Erection of building over existing concrete yard for fodder store

Proposal details

Reference
P1413/24/FUL
Alternative references
DF6784
Ward
Westbury-on-Severn
Parish
Westbury On Severn
Agent
Mr A Wood

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Application location

Upper Ley Farm Ley Westbury On Severn GL14 1PR

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer reportOfficer report · PDF20 Jan 2025View
DecisionDecision · PDF20 Jan 2025View
PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY GCCConsultee Comment17 Jan 2025View
FURTHER COMMENTSConsultee Comment · PDF17 Jan 2025View
PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAYConsultee Comment · PDF16 Jan 2025View
PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAYConsultee Comment · PDF14 Jan 2025View
ATTACHMENT TO GO WITH PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY CONSULTEE COMMENTConsultee Comment14 Jan 2025View
ATTACHMENT TO GO WITH PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY CONSULTEE COMMENTConsultee Comment14 Jan 2025View
ATTACHMENT TO GO WITH PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY CONSULTEE COMMENTConsultee Comment14 Jan 2025View
PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAYConsultee Comment · PDF12 Dec 2024View
Site NoticeSite Notice · PDF2 Dec 2024View
DC8DC8 · PDF28 Nov 2024View
PROPOSED FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF26 Nov 2024View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF13 Nov 2024View
LOCATION & BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF13 Nov 2024View
EXISTING ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF13 Nov 2024View
BIODIVERSITY NET GAIN STATEMENTReport · PDF13 Nov 2024View
BIODIVERSITY SELF ASSESSMENTReport · PDF13 Nov 2024View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF13 Nov 2024View
PLANNING LETTERCorrespondence · PDF13 Nov 2024View

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