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Extension of the parking area to provide 44 additional car parking spaces (Approved 19/09/2019). Request to Discharge Condition 3 (21/10/2019).

The Oaks Crematorium, Bartons Road, Havant

Decision MadeReference: APP/19/00537Havant Borough Council

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  2. Consultation Expiry Date

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  3. Valid date

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  4. Scheduled Decision Date

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  5. Decision notice sent date

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  6. Extension of Time End Date

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
20 May 2019
Validated
3 Jun 2019
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Extension of the parking area to provide 44 additional car parking spaces (Approved 19/09/2019). Request to Discharge Condition 3 (21/10/2019).

Proposal details

Reference
APP/19/00537
Alternative references
PP-07868706
Agent
Chapman Lily Planning Ltd

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Application location

The Oaks Crematorium, Bartons Road, Havant

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Title: APPLICATION FORMApplication · PDF23 May 2019View
Title: LANDSCAPING PLANDischarge of Conditions · PDF23 Oct 2019View
Title: CONSULTEE RESPONSE - ECOLOGYConsultee Comment · PDF5 Jul 2019View
Title: OFFICERS REPORTReport · PDF19 Sept 2019View
Title: APPLICATION FORMDischarge of Conditions · PDF23 Oct 2019View
Title: CONSULTEE RESPONSE - HIGHWAY AUTHORITYConsultee Comment · PDF2 Jul 2019View
Title: DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS DECISION (APPROVAL)Decision · PDF25 Nov 2019View
Title: DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF19 Sept 2019View
EXTENSION OF TIMEApplication · PDF19 Sept 2019View
Title: CONSULTEE RESPONSE - COUNTY ECOLOGY 18/9/19 RESPONSEConsultee Comment · PDF19 Sept 2019View
Title: LANDSCAPING PLANDischarge of Conditions · PDF22 Nov 2019View
Title: OBJECTSConsultee Comment · PDF20 Sept 2019View
Title: CONSULTEE LANDSCAPE CIVIL ENGINEERING & LANDSCAPE TEAMConsultee Comment · PDF25 Oct 2019View
Title: EXISTING SITE PLANMaps & Plans · PDF4 Jun 2019View
Title: LOCATION PLANMaps & Plans · PDF23 May 2019View
Title: LANDSCAPING PLANDischarge of Conditions · PDF23 Oct 2019View
Title: REPTILE METHOD STATEMENTApplication · PDF16 Sept 2019View
Title: PROPOSED SITE PLANMaps & Plans · PDF4 Jun 2019View

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Decision & conditions

Approve with Conditions
Title: DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS DECISION (APPROVAL) Title: DECISION NOTICE
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