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Partial discharge of condition 17 (Drainage Construction Method Statement) in relation to Phase A (Charles Church Area) of planning application DC/17/00170/FUL.

Land To The South Of Whickham Highway

DecidedReference: 17/00170/DOC10Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Discharge of Condition
Received
2 Jun 2026
Validated
2 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
28 Jul 2026
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Partial discharge of condition 17 (Drainage Construction Method Statement) in relation to Phase A (Charles Church Area) of planning application DC/17/00170/FUL.

Proposal details

Reference
17/00170/DOC10
Ward
Dunston Hill And Whickham East

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Application location

Land To The South Of Whickham Highway

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Condition 17 - Sediment Management Update ReportSupporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Condition 17 - Sediment Management Plan sheet 2 of 2Supporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Condition 17 - Sediment Management Plan sheet 1 of 2Supporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Condition 17 - CC SK1003 Enabling Plateaus S3 of 3Supporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Condition 17 - CC SK1002 Enabling Plateaus S2 of 3Supporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Condition 17 - CC SK1001 Enabling Plateaus S1 of 3Supporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Condition 17 - CC SK1000 Enabling Plateaus OverviewSupporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Condition 17 - Catchment Area F8Supporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Condition 17 - Catchment Area F6 F7Supporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Condition 17 - Catchment Area F5Supporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Condition 17 - Catchment Area F4Supporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Condition 17 - Catchment Area F3Supporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Condition 17 - Catchment Area F2Supporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Condition 17 - Catchment Area F1Supporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Condition 17 - Catchment Area F1 F5 F8Supporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Condition 17 - 19.04.26 - Cover LetterSupporting documents11 Jun 2026View
Application Form - RedactedApplication Form11 Jun 2026View

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