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Discharge of Condition 3 (Materials), 5 (Landscaping), 8 (Biodiversity), 15 (Drainage) and 18 (Bin and bike stores) of 23/00211/FUL.

Land Adjacent To Thorns Farm Hamerton Road Alconbury Weston

ApprovedReference: 24/80405/CONDHuntingdonshire District Council

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Application location

Land Adjacent To Thorns Farm Hamerton Road Alconbury Weston

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Condition Discharge
Received
19 Nov 2024
Validated
19 Nov 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Huntingdonshire District Council

Application overview

Discharge of Condition 3 (Materials), 5 (Landscaping), 8 (Biodiversity), 15 (Drainage) and 18 (Bin and bike stores) of 23/00211/FUL.

Proposal details

Reference
24/80405/COND
Alternative references
PP-13531571
Ward
Alconbury
Parish
Alconbury Weston
Agent
TMV Architects

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISIONDecision Notice Public AccessNot publishedView
Consultee Comment - CC HighwaysConsultee CommentNot publishedView
Consultee Comment - IDBConsultee CommentNot publishedView
Planning Condition Discharge - Cover LetterGeneral Document Public AccessNot publishedView
LiniarSpecGuideGeneral Document Public AccessNot publishedView
Proposed Drainage PlanPlan Public AccessNot publishedView
Elevation 1Plan Public AccessNot publishedView
Position Drawing - bifold doorsPlan Public AccessNot publishedView
(Flow Control)Plan Public AccessNot publishedView
Survey Sheet - Ashbeach 1 - 18-10-2024Plan Public AccessNot publishedView
Biodiversity Enhancement SchemeGeneral Document Public AccessNot publishedView
Landscape LayoutPlan Public AccessNot publishedView
Frame Layout SheetPlan Public AccessNot publishedView
SWS CALCSGeneral Document Public AccessNot publishedView
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form Public AccessNot publishedView
(Drainage) (2)Plan Public AccessNot publishedView

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