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Application to determine if prior approval is required for a proposed: Demolition of 3no Buildings - Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 (as amended) - Sch 2, Part 11, Class B - Former Agricultural Buildings - Buildings B, D and E.

The Gables Russell Green Wilby IP21 5LX

RefusedReference: DC/26/02202Mid Suffolk District Council

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The Gables Russell Green Wilby IP21 5LX

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Application summary

Status
Refused
Application type
Prior Approval Demolition
Received
26 May 2026
Validated
26 May 2026
Determination deadline
23 Jun 2026
Local authority
Mid Suffolk District Council

Application overview

Application to determine if prior approval is required for a proposed: Demolition of 3no Buildings - Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 (as amended) - Sch 2, Part 11, Class B - Former Agricultural Buildings - Buildings B, D and E.

Proposal details

Reference
DC/26/02202
Alternative references
PP-14957796
Ward
Stradbroke & Laxfield
Parish
Wilby
Agent
K Garnham Design

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
DEMOLITION - REFUSEDecision · PDF23 Jun 2026View
OFFICER DELEGATED REPORTOfficer Delegated Report · PDF23 Jun 2026View
HERITAGE RESPONSEConsultee Comment · PDF22 Jun 2026View
ECOLOGY RESPONSEConsultee Comment · PDF9 Jun 2026View
ENV RESPONSE NOISE ODOUR LIGHT AND SMOKEConsultee Comment · PDF1 Jun 2026View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF26 May 2026View
DEMOLITION SITE LOCATION PLANS AND ELEVATIONS 2A - 4ADrawing · PDF26 May 2026View
SITE NOTICE CONFIRMATIONPhoto · PDF26 May 2026View
SITE NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PRIOR APPROVALPhoto · PDF26 May 2026View

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Decision & conditions

Formal Approval IS required - Refused
DEMOLITION - REFUSE
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