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Reconstruction of Earth Dam (Retrospective)

Hawksnest Barn,Easinghope Lane,Broadwas,Worcestershire,WR6 5PA

ApprovalReference: 11/00666/FULMalvern Hills District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
16 May 2011
Validated
16 May 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Malvern Hills District Council

Application overview

Reconstruction of Earth Dam (Retrospective)

Proposal details

Reference
11/00666/FUL
Ward
Martley Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Martley CP
Agent
Mr G Coombey-Jones

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Application location

Hawksnest Barn,Easinghope Lane,Broadwas,Worcestershire,WR6 5PA

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Documents 19 of 19

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Application Form Scale: Paper Size: A401. Application Form16 May 2011View
Additional Information - Letter From Agent02. Supporting Information3 Jun 2011View
Inspection Summary02. Supporting Information3 Jun 2011View
Comment: Highway Authority02. Supporting Information6 Jun 2011View
Comment: Mrs Anne Czerniawski02. Supporting Information10 Jun 2011View
Comment: Parish Council (Martley)02. Supporting Information10 Jun 2011View
Comment: Parish Council (Knightwick & Doddenham)02. Supporting Information21 Jun 2011View
Comment: D F Hyland02. Supporting Information21 Jun 2011View
Comment: Senior Technical Officer, Land drainage & Flooding02. Supporting Information22 Jun 2011View
Comment: Sarah Bird & John Dayus02. Supporting Information22 Jun 2011View
Comments: Environment Agency02. Supporting Information24 Jun 2011View
Comment: Health & Safety Executive02. Supporting Information11 Jul 2011View
Email from Environment Agency Scale: Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information16 May 2011View
Dam & Discharge pipe - Calculations Scale: Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information16 May 2011View
Letter - Environment Agency Scale: Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information16 May 2011View
Qualitative Assessment - Dam Scale: Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information16 May 2011View
Final Report - Flood Risk Assessment Scale: Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information16 May 2011View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice7 Oct 2011View
Decision Notice - Conditions12. Decision Notice28 Nov 2011View

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