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Application for proposed change of use of the remaining part of the agricultural bulk storage building and the adjoining farmyard concrete apron for use for the stationing of skips, bins and waste transfer in conjunction with the continuation of the same use of the other part of the agricultural bulk storage building (planning permission 3/0274-10) and the skip store site immediately adjoining the building (planning permission 3/2200-07)

Buttermilk Hall Farm, Buntingford, Hertfordshire, SG9 9RH

Conditionally PermittedReference: PL\0361\11Hertfordshire County Council

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Application location

Buttermilk Hall Farm, Buntingford, Hertfordshire, SG9 9RH

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Application summary

Status
Conditionally Permitted
Application type
Not published
Received
29 Jun 2011
Validated
29 Jun 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Hertfordshire County Council

Application overview

Application for proposed change of use of the remaining part of the agricultural bulk storage building and the adjoining farmyard concrete apron for use for the stationing of skips, bins and waste transfer in conjunction with the continuation of the same use of the other part of the agricultural bulk storage building (planning permission 3/0274-10) and the skip store site immediately adjoining the building (planning permission 3/2200-07)

Proposal details

Reference
PL\0361\11
Agent
Bayles Chartered Surveyors

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notice.pdfDecision Notice and associated report23 Dec 2011View
Application form - no personal data.pdfApplication documents (not plans)1 Jul 2011View
Buttermilk Hall Farm - revised Planning Statement.pdfApplication documents (not plans)24 Aug 2011View
EA Screening Checklist.pdfApplication documents (not plans)1 Jul 2011View
Plan 1 - Location.pdfPlans or drawings1 Jul 2011View
Plan 3 Block.pdfPlans or drawings1 Jul 2011View
Plan 2 Site.pdfPlans or drawings1 Jul 2011View
Buttermilk Hall Farm - Plan 4 Block.pdfPlans or drawings24 Aug 2011View
Application summary.pdfHCC validation/consultation documents1 Jul 2011View
Application consultation plan.pdfHCC validation/consultation documents1 Jul 2011View
Committee Report - Buttermilk Hall Farm - 20.12.11.pdfPlanning Application Documents12 Dec 2011View

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  4. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

Conditionally Permitted
Decision Notice.pdf
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