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Discharge Conditions of planning permission 22/01164/FUL - Condition 4 (sample panel of brickwork - brick type to be used is Autumn Russet) and Condition 9 (Bat and Bird mitigation, compensation and enhancement stratergy)

Greengates Farm 23 Main Street Sproxton Leicestershire LE14 4QS

DecidedReference: 24/00094/DISMelton Borough Council

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Application location

Greengates Farm 23 Main Street Sproxton Leicestershire LE14 4QS

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Discharge of Conditions
Received
26 Jan 2024
Validated
18 Feb 2024
Determination deadline
14 Apr 2024
Local authority
Melton Borough Council

Application overview

Discharge Conditions of planning permission 22/01164/FUL - Condition 4 (sample panel of brickwork - brick type to be used is Autumn Russet) and Condition 9 (Bat and Bird mitigation, compensation and enhancement stratergy)

Proposal details

Reference
24/00094/DIS
Alternative references
PP-12761727
Ward
Wymondham
Parish
Sproxton

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Documents 5 of 5

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DecisionDecision · PDF26 Mar 2024View
Lcc ecology comments, 07.03.2024Consultation replies · PDF7 Mar 2024View
Application form - without personal dataForms and plans · PDF26 Jan 2024View
Photo of bricks 26.01.2024Forms and plans26 Jan 2024View
Compensation and enhancement strategy 26.01.2024Forms and plans · PDF26 Jan 2024View

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