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Variation of condition 4 (approved details) attached to planning permission reference: P0585.15 (landscape improvement works to existing fishing lake) to enable widening of eastern bank to create grassed pathway

Fishing Lake Bramble Lane Upminster RM14 2XL

Refuse (Appealed) Conditions/ReasonsReference: P1855.16London Borough of Havering

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Application summary

Status
Refuse (Appealed) Conditions/Reasons
Application type
Not published
Received
29 Nov 2016
Validated
29 Nov 2016
Determination deadline
10 Feb 2017
Local authority
London Borough of Havering

Application overview

Variation of condition 4 (approved details) attached to planning permission reference: P0585.15 (landscape improvement works to existing fishing lake) to enable widening of eastern bank to create grassed pathway

Proposal details

Reference
P1855.16
Ward
Upminster
Agent
Mr Matthew Letten 21 Longship Way Maldon CM9 6UG

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Application location

Fishing Lake Bramble Lane Upminster RM14 2XL

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
COSTS DECISION - 3170325Appeal Decision18 Jul 2017View
APPEAL DECISION - 3170325Appeal Decision18 Jul 2017View
Appellant's Final Comments RE Third PartiesAppeal Correspondence18 Jul 2017View
Appellant's Final Comments RE LPA SoCAppeal Correspondence18 Jul 2017View
LPA Costs RebuttalAppeal Correspondence18 Jul 2017View
Statement LPA P1855.16Appeal Correspondence18 Jul 2017View
Costs ApplicationAppeal Correspondence18 Jul 2017View
Appeal StatementAppeal Correspondence18 Jul 2017View
Start letter (AR13) - 04 May 2017Appeal Correspondence18 Jul 2017View
APPEAL FORMAppeal Correspondence18 Jul 2017View
Committee Report including EIA Screening OpinionOfficer Report - COM_REP9 Jun 2017View
Decision Notice - havpdecrDecision Notice - havpdecr8 Feb 2017View
HAS Acknowledgement LetterHAS Acknowledgement Letter1 Dec 2016View
Application FormApplication Form30 Nov 2016View
Planning Statement/D&APlanning Statement/D&A30 Nov 2016View
PlansPlans25 Nov 2016View

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Decision & conditions

Refuse (Appealed) Conditions/Reasons

Appeal status: Allowed + cons · Allowed + cons

COSTS DECISION - 3170325 APPEAL DECISION - 3170325 Decision Notice - havpdecr
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