Approval of details reserved by conditions 1 (programme of archaeological recording), 2 (structural survey) and 4 (dust suppression) on application 7/2026/5061 - Removal of the stone from existing spoil heaps, processing and sorting to provide building materials
Your client's application was recieved by our planning department on 17 Jun 2026 and was subsequently registered on 17 Jun 2026. We will contact you via email if and when we require any further information.Reference: 7/2026/5320Lake District National Park Authority
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Your client's application was recieved by our planning department on 17 Jun 2026 and was subsequently registered on 17 Jun 2026. We will contact you via email if and when we require any further information.
Application type
Confirmation of compliance with condition attached to planning permission
Received
17 Jun 2026
Validated
22 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
11 Aug 2026
Local authority
Lake District National Park Authority
Application overview
Approval of details reserved by conditions 1 (programme of archaeological recording), 2 (structural survey) and 4 (dust suppression) on application 7/2026/5061 - Removal of the stone from existing spoil heaps, processing and sorting to provide building materials
Proposal details
Reference
7/2026/5320
Alternative references
PP-15015947
Ward
Coniston and Hawkshead Ward
Parish
Skelwith, Coniston
Agent
Edward Newcome
UPRN
MAN000000000018812
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