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Application for approval of details reserved by condition 11 (Arboricultural Method Statement) of planning permission HW/FUL/22/00106 for the demolition of existing temporary accommodation building and construction of 14 no. Council Houses for Social Rent with associated hard and soft landscaping works.

Site Of Former Sherards House Three Horseshoes Road Harlow Essex CM19 4HB

UnknownReference: HW/CND/26/00099Harlow District Council

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Application location

Site Of Former Sherards House Three Horseshoes Road Harlow Essex CM19 4HB

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Discharge Condition
Received
10 Mar 2026
Validated
10 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
5 May 2026
Local authority
Harlow District Council

Application overview

Application for approval of details reserved by condition 11 (Arboricultural Method Statement) of planning permission HW/FUL/22/00106 for the demolition of existing temporary accommodation building and construction of 14 no. Council Houses for Social Rent with associated hard and soft landscaping works.

Proposal details

Reference
HW/CND/26/00099
Alternative references
PP-14769750
Ward
Great Parndon West

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF1 Apr 2026View
StatementStatement · PDF30 Mar 2026View
ARBORICULTURAL CONSULTATION RESPONSEConsultees Response · PDF23 Mar 2026View
ARBORICULTURAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REF. AIAAMS 001 THHORD CM19 02324 FEBRUARY 2026Arboricultural Impact Assessment · PDF18 Mar 2026View
TREE IMPACT REMOVAL AND MITIGATION REPORT REF. T24 059 REV A MARCH 2026Statement · PDF18 Mar 2026View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form Redacted · PDF10 Mar 2026View

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Decision & conditions

Approve Discharge of Planning Conditions
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