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Demolition of existing agricultural building and erection of 1 new residential dwelling with associated access, car parking and amenity space.

The Lawn Farm Gibsons Lane Old Dalby Leicestershire LE14 3LH

UnknownReference: 26/00765/FULMelton Borough Council

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The Lawn Farm Gibsons Lane Old Dalby Leicestershire LE14 3LH

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Application summary

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Application type
Full Application
Received
27 Aug 2026
Validated
27 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
22 Oct 2026
Local authority
Melton Borough Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing agricultural building and erection of 1 new residential dwelling with associated access, car parking and amenity space.

Proposal details

Reference
26/00765/FUL
Alternative references
PP-15147400
Ward
Old Dalby
Parish
Broughton And Dalby
Agent
HSSP Architects Limited

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Lcc highways comments 17.09.2026Consultation replies · PDF17 Sept 2026View
Application form - without personal data 27.08.2026Forms and plans · PDF27 Aug 2026View
Location plan 27.08.2026Forms and plans · PDF27 Aug 2026View
Proposed plans 27.08.2026Forms and plans · PDF27 Aug 2026View
Proposed elevations 27.08.2026Forms and plans · PDF27 Aug 2026View
Proposed site plan 27.08.2026Forms and plans · PDF27 Aug 2026View
Proposed garage 27.08.2026Forms and plans · PDF27 Aug 2026View
Flood map for planning 27.08.2026Forms and plans · PDF27 Aug 2026View
Structural survey report 27.08.2026Application Documents · PDF27 Aug 2026View
Phase 1 desk study(short form) 27.08.2026Application Documents · PDF27 Aug 2026View
Design and access statement 27.08.2026Application Documents · PDF27 Aug 2026View
Topo, internal & elevation survey 27.08.2026Forms and plans · PDF27 Aug 2026View

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