Application for approval of the Facing and roofing materials, means of boundary treatments, and soft/hard landscaping as required by condition 3 of planning permission 23/00881/FUL - Proposed redevelopment of Butterton Racing Stables, including the demolition of existing stable buildings and equine paraphernalia, the erection of 4 detached dwellings and the conversion of an existing office/facilities building to a single dwelling (with the erection of a detached garage), associated landscaping and internal roads and driveways.
Butterton Stud And Racing Stables Park Road Butterton Newcastle Under Lyme Staffordshire
Application PermittedReference: 23/00881/CN03Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council
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Butterton Stud And Racing Stables Park Road Butterton Newcastle Under Lyme Staffordshire
Application for approval of the Facing and roofing materials, means of boundary treatments, and soft/hard landscaping as required by condition 3 of planning permission 23/00881/FUL - Proposed redevelopment of Butterton Racing Stables, including the demolition of existing stable buildings and equine paraphernalia, the erection of 4 detached dwellings and the conversion of an existing office/facilities building to a single dwelling (with the erection of a detached garage), associated landscaping and internal roads and driveways.
Proposal details
Reference
23/00881/CN03
Ward
Maer & Whitmore
Parish
Whitmore
Agent
Wood Goldstraw & Yorath - Mr David Cooper
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