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Compliance with conditions notification 25/00891/FUL (Structural reinforcement works to bridge including installation of steel arch to centre span and infilling of side spans with concrete.) Condition 4 - European Protected Species licences have been issued by Natural England. Condition 5 - Scheme for the protection, translocation and establishment of notable ferns. Condition 6 - Biodiversity Enhancement Strategy. Condition 7 - Habitat Management and Monitoring Plan.

Land At Dismantled Railway Church Lane Stow Maries Essex

Pending considerationReference: 26/05101/DETMaldon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Pending consideration
Application type
Reserved Matters Conditions
Received
11 Sept 2026
Validated
14 Sept 2026
Determination deadline
9 Nov 2026
Local authority
Maldon District Council

Application overview

Compliance with conditions notification 25/00891/FUL (Structural reinforcement works to bridge including installation of steel arch to centre span and infilling of side spans with concrete.) Condition 4 - European Protected Species licences have been issued by Natural England. Condition 5 - Scheme for the protection, translocation and establishment of notable ferns. Condition 6 - Biodiversity Enhancement Strategy. Condition 7 - Habitat Management and Monitoring Plan.

Proposal details

Reference
26/05101/DET
Alternative references
PP-15197837
Ward
Purleigh
Parish
Stow Maries
Agent
Ms Katherine Davenport - Jacobs

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Land At Dismantled Railway Church Lane Stow Maries Essex

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DocumentPublishedAction
ecologyConsultation Response13 Oct 2026View
Select Download File To ViewConditions Additional Information14 Sept 2026View
Biodiversity Net Gain Application Stage ReportConditions Additional Information14 Sept 2026View
Biodiversity gain planConditions Additional Information14 Sept 2026View
LICENCE - MitigationConditions Additional Information14 Sept 2026View
GREAT CRESTED NEWT LICENCEConditions Additional Information14 Sept 2026View
cover letterConditions Additional Information14 Sept 2026View
Biodiversity Enhancement and Fern Mitigation StrategyConditions Additional Information14 Sept 2026View
ApplicationFormRedactedCompliance with Conditions Notification14 Sept 2026View

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