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RETROSPECTIVE APPLICATION FOR RETENTION OF NEW ACCESS, CREATION OF TRACK AND INSTALLATION OF GATES AND FENCES AFFECTING PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY 402/4/1

Land North West Of And Adjacent To Homelands Pen-Y-Worlod Road Newport NP26 3AJ

RefusedReference: 25/0061Newport City Council

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Application location

Land North West Of And Adjacent To Homelands Pen-Y-Worlod Road Newport NP26 3AJ

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Application summary

Status
Refused
Application type
Full
Received
28 Jan 2025
Validated
14 Feb 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Newport City Council

Application overview

RETROSPECTIVE APPLICATION FOR RETENTION OF NEW ACCESS, CREATION OF TRACK AND INSTALLATION OF GATES AND FENCES AFFECTING PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY 402/4/1

Proposal details

Reference
25/0061
Alternative references
PP-13730060
Ward
Bishton And Langstone
Parish
Penhow Community Council
Agent
Reading Agricultrual Consultants

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DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision NoticeNot publishedView
Officer ReportOfficer ReportNot publishedView
Ecology CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Public Rights of Way Officer CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Arboricultural Implications AssessmentSupporting InformationNot publishedView
Tree Officer Further CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Public Right of Way Officer Consultation ResponseConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Penhow Community Council Consultation ResponseConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Landscape Officer CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Highways Officer Consultation ResponseConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Tree Officer Consultation ResponseConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Site Notice - SNSTDSite/Press NoticeNot publishedView
Covering LetterSupporting InformationNot publishedView
9004 Green Infrastructure Statement.Supporting InformationNot publishedView
Application FormApplication FormNot publishedView
C2550-01C Transport Statement.Supporting InformationNot publishedView
Existing Site PlanDrawingNot publishedView
Site Location PlanDrawing - OS Site Location PlanNot publishedView
Proposed Site PlanDrawingNot publishedView
Proposed Gates and FenceDrawingNot publishedView

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Decision & conditions

Refused
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