Consultation from Surrey County Council for details of a non-licenced method statement for Great Crested Newt and a precautionary method statement for reptiles, amphibians and breeding birds; a Habitats Maintenance and Management Plan; and the final design of a surface water drainage scheme, pursuant to Conditions 10, 13 and 17, and the Biodiversity Gain Plan pursuant to the Biodiversity Gain Condition, of planning permission ref: GU/24/CON/00030 dated 14 April 2025. (this application is determined by Surrey County Council under their ref SCCRef-2025-0182 - this record is for consultation only).
Bramley Oak Academy, Horsham Road, Shalford, Guildford, GU5 0BJ
Awaiting decisionReference: 26/CON/00012Guildford Borough Council
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Consultation from Surrey County Council for details of a non-licenced method statement for Great Crested Newt and a precautionary method statement for reptiles, amphibians and breeding birds; a Habitats Maintenance and Management Plan; and the final design of a surface water drainage scheme, pursuant to Conditions 10, 13 and 17, and the Biodiversity Gain Plan pursuant to the Biodiversity Gain Condition, of planning permission ref: GU/24/CON/00030 dated 14 April 2025. (this application is determined by Surrey County Council under their ref SCCRef-2025-0182 - this record is for consultation only).
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Reference
26/CON/00012
Ward
Shalford
Parish
Shalford
Agent
Surrey County Council Planning
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