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VARIATION OF CONDITION 6 (DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS) ATTACHED TO OUTLINE PLANNING PERMISSION 59566 (MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT COMPRISING OF 250 PASSIVHAUS DWELLINGS TOGETHER WITH 2.8 HA INNOVATION PARK) TO ALLOW AMENDED SUPPORTING STATEMENT INCORPORATING DESIGN & ACCESS STATEMENT

Land to west of Portmore Golf Club Known as Mount Sandford Green Barnstaple Devon

OUTLINE +S106 APPROVALReference: 60487North Devon District Council

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Application location

Land to west of Portmore Golf Club Known as Mount Sandford Green Barnstaple Devon

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Application summary

Status
OUTLINE +S106 APPROVAL
Application type
Variation of Condition(s)
Received
18 Dec 2015
Validated
18 Dec 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
North Devon District Council

Application overview

VARIATION OF CONDITION 6 (DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS) ATTACHED TO OUTLINE PLANNING PERMISSION 59566 (MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT COMPRISING OF 250 PASSIVHAUS DWELLINGS TOGETHER WITH 2.8 HA INNOVATION PARK) TO ALLOW AMENDED SUPPORTING STATEMENT INCORPORATING DESIGN & ACCESS STATEMENT

Proposal details

Reference
60487
Ward
LANDKEY, SWIMBRIDGE & TAW
Parish
LANDKEY
Agent
WOODWARD SMITH CHARTERED ARCHITECTS

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
60487_DN_S106.pdfSection 106 Deed of Variation22 Jun 2016View
Signed Agreement redactedSection 106 Deed of Variation26 Feb 2020View
54923 S106 140818Section 106 Legal Agreement26 Feb 2020View
#APPFORM#60487_Application-Form_151218.pdf6 Jan 2016View
#SUPDOC#60487_Design-Statement_151218.pdf6 Jan 2016View
#CONS#60487_CR_LandkeyPC_160204.pdf4 Feb 2016View
#CONS#60487_CR_Housing_160209.pdf14 Mar 2016View
#SUPDOC#60487_Amended_D-and-A-Statement_160111.pdf14 Mar 2016View
#CONS#60487_CR_Sustainability_160111.pdf14 Mar 2016View
#CONS#60487_CR_Sustainability_160107.pdf8 Jan 2016View
#CONS#60487_CR_PoliceLiaison_160121.pdf21 Jan 2016View
#CONS#60487_CR_Archaeologist_160119.pdf19 Jan 2016View
#DECISIONREPORT#60487_DN__Report.pdf22 Jun 2016View
#DECISIONNOTICE#60487_DN_Redacted.pdf21 Jun 2016View

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  5. Advert Expiry

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  6. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

OUTLINE +S106 APPROVAL
#DECISIONNOTICE#
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