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Application for the variation of condition 4 (Time Limit for Completion) of planning permission 5/1811-04 to extend the time limit for completion of restoration by 5 years

Land off Smug Oak Lane, Moor Mill, Bricket Wood, St Albans, Hertfordshire, AL2 3PN

WithdrawnReference: PL\0661\14Hertfordshire County Council

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Application location

Land off Smug Oak Lane, Moor Mill, Bricket Wood, St Albans, Hertfordshire, AL2 3PN

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Not published
Received
31 Oct 2014
Validated
6 Nov 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Hertfordshire County Council

Application overview

Application for the variation of condition 4 (Time Limit for Completion) of planning permission 5/1811-04 to extend the time limit for completion of restoration by 5 years

Proposal details

Reference
PL\0661\14
Agent
David L Walker Limited

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
St Stephen Parish Council Smug Oak.msgConsultation responses21 Nov 2014View
St Albans & District Footpath Society’s response Moor Mill.msgConsultation responses28 Nov 2014View
Ramblers Association response Moor Mill.docConsultation responses28 Nov 2014View
Environment Agency Ack Smug Oak.msgConsultation responses11 Nov 2014View
Highways response Smug Oak.msgConsultation responses3 Dec 2014View
Highways Agency response Smug Oak.pdfConsultation responses23 Dec 2014View
City & District of St Albans Smug Oak.msgConsultation responses11 Nov 2014View
Environment Agency response Moor Mill.pdfConsultation responses8 Dec 2014View
St Albans District Council response PL066114.msgConsultation responses11 Jan 2024View
1410 - Written Statement - Smug Oak - Extn of Time - FINAL[2].pdfApplication documents (not plans)7 Nov 2014View
AttachmentSummary[1].pdfApplication documents (not plans)7 Nov 2014View
ApplicationFormNoPersonalData[1].pdfApplication documents (not plans)7 Nov 2014View
Neighbour consultee address list.xlsHCC validation/consultation documents6 Nov 2014View
Application summary.pdfHCC validation/consultation documents6 Nov 2014View
Application consultation plan.pdfHCC validation/consultation documents6 Nov 2014View
EA Screening Checklist.pdfHCC validation/consultation documents6 Nov 2014View

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Application timeline

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  2. Date Valid

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  5. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

Withdrawn
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