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Discharge of conditions No. 4 (Design of controlled crossing), No. 20 (Landscaping Plan) , No. 21 (Aftercare Scheme) and No. 22 (Mitigation Strategy for reptiles) of permission reference FUL/2020/0021

Land east and west of Station Road, Leziate, King's Lynn, Norfolk PE32 1EJ

Information ProvidedReference: DIS/2022/0008Norfolk County Council

Application location

Land east and west of Station Road, Leziate, King's Lynn, Norfolk PE32 1EJ

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Application summary

Status
Information Provided
Application type
Discharge of Conditions
Received
Not published
Validated
30 Mar 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Norfolk County Council

Application overview

Discharge of conditions No. 4 (Design of controlled crossing), No. 20 (Landscaping Plan) , No. 21 (Aftercare Scheme) and No. 22 (Mitigation Strategy for reptiles) of permission reference FUL/2020/0021

Proposal details

Reference
DIS/2022/0008

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfPLA - Application Form12 Apr 2022View
K01_P18_020 Bawsey RB9 Crossing Details.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings12 Apr 2022View
K01_P18_020 RevA Bawsey RB9 Crossing Details.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings (Revised)2 Jun 2023View
K01_P18_L006 Mintlyn South Quarry Revised Bawsey RB9 Crossing Details.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings (Revised)2 Jun 2023View
CAME Gard 8 Brochure.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents12 Apr 2022View
K01_P18_L005 Mintly South Quarry Discharge of Conditions - Covering Letter.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents12 Apr 2022View
Mintlyn South Quarry RAHMP.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents12 Apr 2022View
Mintlyn South Quarry Reptile Mitigation Strategy Part 1 of 2.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents12 Apr 2022View
Mintlyn South Quarry Reptile Mitigation Strategy Part 2 of 2.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents12 Apr 2022View
20220427 Norfolk Highway Authority.pdfPLA - Responses (Statutory consultees & other bodies)27 Apr 2022View
20220504 PROW.pdfPLA - Responses (Statutory consultees & other bodies)4 May 2022View
20230616 PROW.pdfPLA - Responses (Statutory consultees & other bodies)16 Jun 2023View
dis20220008 discharge cond 4 dec letter.pdfPLA - Decision Documents22 Jun 2023View
20230621 Delegated Report DIS20220008.pdfPLA - Delegated Report22 Jun 2023View

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  1. Valid Date

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  2. Consultations Expiry Date

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  3. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

Conditions Partly Discharged
dis20220008 discharge cond 4 dec letter.pdf
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