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FORMATION OF DRAINAGE FEATURE, AMENITY SPACE AND ASSOCIATED WORKS ON LAND IN THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE LEISURE HUB AND WEST OF PHASE 4B/5D

Glan Llyn Phase 4B And 5D Queensway Llanwern Newport South Wales

Application WithdrawnReference: 25/0858Newport City Council

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Application location

Glan Llyn Phase 4B And 5D Queensway Llanwern Newport South Wales

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Application summary

Status
Application Withdrawn
Application type
Full
Received
9 Oct 2025
Validated
9 Oct 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Newport City Council

Application overview

FORMATION OF DRAINAGE FEATURE, AMENITY SPACE AND ASSOCIATED WORKS ON LAND IN THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE LEISURE HUB AND WEST OF PHASE 4B/5D

Proposal details

Reference
25/0858
Alternative references
PP-14345693
Ward
Llanwern
Parish
Llanwern Community Council
Agent
Savills

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notice - Withdrawn - FullDecision NoticeNot publishedView
25.0858 - DCWW - 04.11.2025. No objection.Consult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
25.0858 - SAB - 03.11.2025Consult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
25.0858 - Highways - 31.10.2025. Further information needed.Consult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
25.0858 - CNC.NRW - 06.11.2025Consult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Site notice (15/10/2025)Site/Press NoticeNot publishedView
Site Notice - SNSTDSite/Press NoticeNot publishedView
25236-601-Drainage Strategy Report-B.Supporting InformationNot publishedView
Document Issue Schedule Rev ASupporting InformationNot publishedView
Cover Letter (Leisure Hub South)Correspondence ReceivedNot publishedView
Application FormApplication FormNot publishedView
Flood Risk Statement-A_RedactedSupporting InformationNot publishedView
Outfall Headwall Detail-0DrawingNot publishedView
Plan and Site Sections-ADrawingNot publishedView
General Arrangement 2 of 2-ADrawingNot publishedView
General Arrangement 1 of 2-ADrawingNot publishedView
Site Location PlanDrawingNot publishedView
Proposed Site PlanDrawingNot publishedView
Landscape Management and Maintenance Plan P02DrawingNot publishedView
Green Infrastructure Statement P02DrawingNot publishedView
Detailed Soft Landscape Proposals P03DrawingNot publishedView

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Decision & conditions

Withdrawn
Decision Notice - Withdrawn - Full
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