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Certificate of Lawfulness for the continued use of land for the stationing of a static caravan at Nash End Farm for residential occupation

Caravan At Nashend Farm Eldersfield Marsh Eldersfield Gloucester GL19 4PG

CertifiedReference: M/22/00005/CLEMalvern Hills District Council

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Application summary

Status
Certified
Application type
Certificate of Lawfulness Existing
Received
4 Jan 2022
Validated
18 Jan 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Malvern Hills District Council

Application overview

Certificate of Lawfulness for the continued use of land for the stationing of a static caravan at Nash End Farm for residential occupation

Proposal details

Reference
M/22/00005/CLE
Ward
Longdon Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Eldersfield CP
Agent
Mr Stephen Holloway, Fisher German

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Application location

Caravan At Nashend Farm Eldersfield Marsh Eldersfield Gloucester GL19 4PG

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Applicationformredacted01. Application Form4 Jan 2022View
Planning Statement02. Supporting Information4 Jan 2022View
Gas Safety Record (Redacted)02. Supporting Information4 Mar 2022View
Christopher Gott redacted02. Supporting Information5 Jan 2022View
Gemma Lake redacted02. Supporting Information5 Jan 2022View
Joanne Elliott redacted02. Supporting Information5 Jan 2022View
Liam Egerton redacted02. Supporting Information5 Jan 2022View
Lisa Lilffe redacted02. Supporting Information5 Jan 2022View
Margaret Leighton redacted02. Supporting Information5 Jan 2022View
Marian White redacted02. Supporting Information5 Jan 2022View
Peter Tonge02. Supporting Information5 Jan 2022View
Shirley Francis redacted02. Supporting Information5 Jan 2022View
Toby Fry redacted02. Supporting Information5 Jan 2022View
Victoria Baptist redacted02. Supporting Information5 Jan 2022View
Photographic Evidence03. Photo4 Jan 2022View
location plan04. Site / Location Plan18 Jan 2022View
location plan04. Site / Location Plan18 Jan 2022View
Delegated Report11. Decision Information30 Mar 2022View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice30 Mar 2022View

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