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Engineering works to improve drainage of a parcel of land currently unusable for the purpose of agriculture incorporating the creation of irrigation ditches, two attenuation basins and wild flower field margins to provide enhanced natural habitats

Lower Stoneham Farm Lower Stoneham Ringmer East Sussex

DecidedReference: LW/20/0504Lewes District Council

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Application location

Lower Stoneham Farm Lower Stoneham Ringmer East Sussex

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Agricultural Notification Application
Received
4 Aug 2020
Validated
4 Aug 2020
Determination deadline
1 Sept 2020
Local authority
Lewes District Council

Application overview

Engineering works to improve drainage of a parcel of land currently unusable for the purpose of agriculture incorporating the creation of irrigation ditches, two attenuation basins and wild flower field margins to provide enhanced natural habitats

Proposal details

Reference
LW/20/0504
Alternative references
PP-08737640
Ward
Ouse Valley & Ringmer
Parish
Ringmer
Agent
Mr J Legate

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Documents 7 of 7

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer Report LW.20.0504Officer's Report PBDC (public)1 Sept 2020View
Decision letter LW.20.0504Decision Notice PBDC (public)1 Sept 2020View
180720-002 - Proposed Layout PlanPlanning portal document LDC PLAP3 Aug 2020View
1:2500 Site Location PlanPlanning portal document LDC PLAP3 Aug 2020View
Supporting StatementPlanning portal document LDC PLAP3 Aug 2020View
Planning portal application form no personal data LDC PLAPPlanning portal application form no personal data LDC PLAP3 Aug 2020View
180720_001 - Topographical SurveyPlanning portal document LDC PLAP3 Aug 2020View

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  3. Last Site Notice Posted Date

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  7. Latest Site Notice Expiry Date

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  8. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

Planning Permission Required

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Decision letter LW.20.0504
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