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Application for the proposed change of use from a storage and distribution facility (B8) to a recyclables bulking facility (sui generis).

The New Barn, Great North Road, Radwell, Baldock, Hertfordshire, SG7 5EN

Conditionally PermittedReference: PL\0142\09Hertfordshire County Council

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Application location

The New Barn, Great North Road, Radwell, Baldock, Hertfordshire, SG7 5EN

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Application summary

Status
Conditionally Permitted
Application type
Not published
Received
17 Dec 2008
Validated
17 Dec 2008
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Hertfordshire County Council

Application overview

Application for the proposed change of use from a storage and distribution facility (B8) to a recyclables bulking facility (sui generis).

Proposal details

Reference
PL\0142\09
Agent
Axis

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Dec 2008 Application Plans 1.0052-09.pdfPlans or drawings25 Feb 2016View
Notification to neigbours.docPlanning Application Documents9 Jan 2009View
Notification to Local Member.docPlanning Application Documents9 Jan 2009View
The New Barn Stat Cons.xlsPlanning Application Documents9 Jan 2009View
making your views known leaflet updated March 2007 ZC.dotPlanning Application Documents9 Jan 2009View
CM907 The New Barn Decision permitted 18 March 2009.pdfPlanning Application Documents18 Mar 2009View
New Barn, Great North Road Neighbours.xlsPlanning Application Documents9 Jan 2009View
New Barn January 2009.docPlanning Application Documents9 Jan 2009View
new barn jan 2009.jpgPlanning Application Documents9 Jan 2009View
New Barn Decision Plan.pdfPlanning Application Documents18 Mar 2009View
Notification to statutory consultees.docPlanning Application Documents9 Jan 2009View
Notification to District.docPlanning Application Documents9 Jan 2009View
Notification to agent.docPlanning Application Documents9 Jan 2009View
Schedule of conditions New barn 1 0052 09 permitted 18th March 2009.pdfPlanning Application Documents18 Mar 2009View
approval condition8.pdfPlanning Application Documents18 Jun 2009View
approval condition6.pdfPlanning Application Documents18 Jun 2009View
approval condition11.pdfPlanning Application Documents18 Jun 2009View
Approval condition10.pdfPlanning Application Documents18 Jun 2009View

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Application timeline

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  1. Date Received

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  2. Date Valid

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  3. Start of Public Consultation

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  4. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

Conditionally Permitted
CM907 The New Barn Decision permitted 18 March 2009.pdf New Barn Decision Plan.pdf
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