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Compliance with conditions notification 23/01026/FUL (Construction of detached two storey house with associated access driveway with 2 car parking spaces and residential amenity area off shared access driveway) Condition 4 - Details of the PV panels. Condition 5 - Detailed Sustainable Urban Drainage Scheme.

Site Rear Of 10 High Street Southminster Essex

Conditions dischargedReference: 25/05038/DETMaldon District Council

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Site Rear Of 10 High Street Southminster Essex

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Application summary

Status
Conditions discharged
Application type
Reserved Matters Conditions
Received
5 Mar 2025
Validated
5 Mar 2025
Determination deadline
30 Apr 2025
Local authority
Maldon District Council

Application overview

Compliance with conditions notification 23/01026/FUL (Construction of detached two storey house with associated access driveway with 2 car parking spaces and residential amenity area off shared access driveway) Condition 4 - Details of the PV panels. Condition 5 - Detailed Sustainable Urban Drainage Scheme.

Proposal details

Reference
25/05038/DET
Alternative references
PP-13828071
Ward
Southminster
Parish
Southminster

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
26-05038-DETDecision Notice15 Apr 2026View
SUDS (revised response)Consultation Response2 Apr 2025View
Principal Conservation & Heritage OfficerConsultation Responses INTERNAL26 Mar 2025View
14799 - PROPOSED DRAINAGE - DR001CConditions Additional Information24 Mar 2025View
EPA-MARK-UP - 001Conditions Additional Information24 Mar 2025View
Covering emailCovering Letter from Applicant/Agent24 Mar 2025View
SUDSConsultation Responses EXTERNAL19 Mar 2025View
Building Regulations Compliance ReportConditions Additional Information6 Mar 2025View
SKA001 - SOAKAWAY DESIGN DETAILSConditions Additional Information6 Mar 2025View
Soakaway designConditions Additional Information6 Mar 2025View
ApplicationFormRedactedCompliance with Conditions Notification6 Mar 2025View

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Conditions Cleared
26-05038-DET
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