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Change of Use to Equestrian Land and Erection of Replacement Stable Building, Field Shelters and new round Menage. New rolled stone access to stable.

The Hollies Church Lane Epperstone NG14 6RD

Not publishedReference: 26/00678/FULMNewark and Sherwood District Council

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Full Planning Permission Major
Received
7 May 2026
Validated
4 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
3 Sept 2026
Local authority
Newark and Sherwood District Council

Application overview

Change of Use to Equestrian Land and Erection of Replacement Stable Building, Field Shelters and new round Menage. New rolled stone access to stable.

Proposal details

Reference
26/00678/FULM
Alternative references
PP-14879273
Ward
Dover Beck
Parish
Epperstone
Agent
GraceMachin Planning & Property

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Application location

The Hollies Church Lane Epperstone NG14 6RD

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
COMMENTS FROM CONSERVATIONConsultee Comment · PDF16 Jul 2026View
NSDC ECOLOGY TEAM COMMENTSConsultee Comment · PDF8 Jul 2026View
EPPERSTONE PARISH COUNCILConsultee Comment · PDF24 Jun 2026View
L BOWERNeighbour or Public Comment · PDF14 Jun 2026View
THOMAS WHITEHEADNeighbour or Public Comment · PDF14 Jun 2026View
ARBORICULTURAL METHOD STATEMENTSupport Information · PDF4 Jun 2026View
ARBORICULTURAL REPORT & IMPACT ASSESSMENTSupport Information · PDF4 Jun 2026View
GREEN BELT IMPACT ASSESSMENTSupport Information · PDF20 May 2026View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF7 May 2026View
SITE LOCATION PLANSite Location Plan · PDF7 May 2026View
EXISTING SITE PLANDrawing or Plan · PDF7 May 2026View
BLOCK PLANDrawing or Plan · PDF7 May 2026View
EXISTING PLAN AND ELEVATIONS OF STABLES AND FIELD SHELTERDrawing or Plan · PDF7 May 2026View
HERITAGE IMPACT ASSESSMENTSupport Information · PDF7 May 2026View
PROPOSED PLANS AND ELEVATIONS OF NEW STABLES AND FIELD SHELTERDrawing or Plan · PDF7 May 2026View
FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENTSupport Information · PDF7 May 2026View
BIODIVERSITY NET GAIN STRATEGY REPORTSupport Information · PDF7 May 2026View
PRELIMINARY ECOLOGICAL APPRAISAL REPORTSupport Information · PDF7 May 2026View
PLANNING STATEMENT LTRCorrespondence · PDF7 May 2026View
BIODIVERSITY METRICSupport Information7 May 2026View

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