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Change of use application for use of the land to a vehicle parking compound including the retention of 2No. metal containers and erection of a palisade fence fronting Mill Rythe Lane. (Retrospective application).

Land on south side of, Mill Rythe Lane, Hayling Island

Decision MadeReference: APP/18/00277Havant Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
9 Mar 2018
Validated
9 Mar 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use application for use of the land to a vehicle parking compound including the retention of 2No. metal containers and erection of a palisade fence fronting Mill Rythe Lane. (Retrospective application).

Proposal details

Reference
APP/18/00277
Alternative references
PP-06776721
Agent
Jeffrey Douglas Chartered Architect

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Application location

Land on south side of, Mill Rythe Lane, Hayling Island

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Title: CONSULTEE COMMENTS - HIGHWAY AUTHORITY (HBC AGENCY)Consultee Comment · PDF5 Apr 2018View
EXISTING SITE PHOTOGRAPHSApplication · PDF20 Mar 2018View
Title: ADDENDUMApplication · PDF20 Aug 2018View
Title: APPLICATION FORMApplication · PDF20 Mar 2018View
TITLE:EXISTING AND PROPOSED FLOOR PLANS, ELEVATIONS, ROOF PLANS AND SECTIONSMaps & Plans · PDF20 Mar 2018View
Title: CONSULTEE COMMENT - CHICHESTER HARBOUR CONSERVANCYConsultee Comment · PDF11 May 2018View
Title: DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF14 Sept 2018View
Title: PLANNING STATEMENTApplication · PDF20 Mar 2018View
Title: FURTHER LANDSCAPING PLANMaps & Plans25 Jun 2018View
Title: MINUTES FROM COMMITTEE MEETING 16/08/18Report · PDF5 Sept 2018View
Title: REVISED LANDSCAPING PLANMaps & Plans13 Sept 2018View
Title: LO RESPONSE TO LANDSCAPING PLANConsultee Comment9 Jul 2018View
Title: FURTHER LO RESPONSEConsultee Comment9 Jul 2018View
Title: LOCATION AND BLOCK PLANSMaps & Plans · PDF20 Mar 2018View
Title: CONSULTEE LANDSCAPE CIVIL ENGINEERING & LANDSCAPE TEAMConsultee Comment · PDF11 Apr 2018View

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