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Discharge of conditions 6 (Sustainability Measures), 7 (Electric Vehicle Charging Points), 8 (Sewage Disposal), 10 (Footway Widening), 11 (Parking/Turning Areas), 12 (Cycle and refuse storage) and 17 (Balcony Screening) relating to approval LW/20/0867

Land Adjacent To Neaves House Laughton Road Ringmer East Sussex

DecidedReference: LW/22/0535/CDLewes District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Discharge Of Conditions Application
Received
9 Aug 2022
Validated
9 Aug 2022
Determination deadline
4 Oct 2022
Local authority
Lewes District Council

Application overview

Discharge of conditions 6 (Sustainability Measures), 7 (Electric Vehicle Charging Points), 8 (Sewage Disposal), 10 (Footway Widening), 11 (Parking/Turning Areas), 12 (Cycle and refuse storage) and 17 (Balcony Screening) relating to approval LW/20/0867

Proposal details

Reference
LW/22/0535/CD
Alternative references
PP-11456244
Ward
Ouse Valley & Ringmer
Parish
Ringmer
Agent
Flint Architetcture

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Application location

Land Adjacent To Neaves House Laughton Road Ringmer East Sussex

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice PBDC (public)19 Apr 2024View
DSA000000220 - Southern Water Connection LetterAdditional Documents PBDC (public)18 Apr 2024View
DS_CC_PPE-154953 - Southern Water Capacity Check letterAdditional Documents PBDC (public)18 Apr 2024View
Photographs of parking areas and EVCPsPhotographs PBDC (public)18 Apr 2024View
Photograph of parking areaPhotographs PBDC (public)18 Apr 2024View
Photograph of Balcony ScreeningPhotographs PBDC (public)18 Apr 2024View
Southern Water responseRepresentation LDC PLAP (public)14 Sept 2022View
ESCC S171 LicenceAdditional Documents PBDC (public)8 Sept 2022View
Planning portal application form no personal data LDC PLAPPlanning portal application form no personal data LDC PLAP8 Aug 2022View
Energy SatementPlanning portal document LDC PLAP8 Aug 2022View
Fast Charging Data SheetPlanning portal document LDC PLAP8 Aug 2022View

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Decision & conditions

Approved

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