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Claim for lawful development certificate for existing use of dwelling without complying with agricultural occupancy restriction as stated at condition 2, MAL/647/79.

Keeston Chelmsford Road Woodham Mortimer Maldon Essex CM9 6TH

Application approvedReference: 25/00105/LDEMaldon District Council

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Application location

Keeston Chelmsford Road Woodham Mortimer Maldon Essex CM9 6TH

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Application summary

Status
Application approved
Application type
Lawful Development - Existing
Received
5 Feb 2025
Validated
12 Feb 2025
Determination deadline
9 Apr 2025
Local authority
Maldon District Council

Application overview

Claim for lawful development certificate for existing use of dwelling without complying with agricultural occupancy restriction as stated at condition 2, MAL/647/79.

Proposal details

Reference
25/00105/LDE
Ward
Wickham Bishops And Woodham
Parish
Woodham Mortimer

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
25-00105-LDE - Decision NoticeDecision Notice2 May 2025View
Final Officer Report 25-00105-LDEFinal Officer Report2 May 2025View
Statutory Declaration_RedactedSupporting Information24 Apr 2025View
Curtilage Email August 2016_RedactedSupporting Information22 Apr 2025View
Curtilage Assessment August 2016Supporting Information22 Apr 2025View
p4f/uk/1204338/1617894 Location planLocation/Site Plan14 Feb 2025View
Witness StatementsStatutory Declaration6 Feb 2025View
TimelineSupporting Information6 Feb 2025View
Tenancy AgreementSupporting Information6 Feb 2025View
Old Decision NoticeSupporting Information6 Feb 2025View
Document ListSupporting Information6 Feb 2025View
Council TaxSupporting Information6 Feb 2025View
Planning ApplicationPlanning Application Form6 Feb 2025View

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  4. Last Site Notice Posted Date

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  6. Determination Deadline

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  7. Decision Issued Date

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  8. Decision Made Date

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  9. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

Approved
25-00105-LDE - Decision Notice Old Decision Notice
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