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Application to discharge conditions 7 (Biodiversity Gain Plan), 8 (Habitat Management & Maintenance Plan) and 11 (Ecological Mitigation & Enhancement Plan) and the Statutory Biodiversity Net Gain Condition attached to planning permission 25/0529/FUL- Change of use to dog exercise paddock, creation of parking area and upgraded access

Land Off Sleaford Road Sleaford Road Ruskington Sleaford NG34 9BL

RegisteredReference: 26/0747/DISCONNorth Kesteven District Council

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Land Off Sleaford Road Sleaford Road Ruskington Sleaford NG34 9BL

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Application summary

Status
Registered
Application type
Discharge of Conditions
Received
13 Jun 2026
Validated
13 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
8 Aug 2026
Local authority
North Kesteven District Council

Application overview

Application to discharge conditions 7 (Biodiversity Gain Plan), 8 (Habitat Management & Maintenance Plan) and 11 (Ecological Mitigation & Enhancement Plan) and the Statutory Biodiversity Net Gain Condition attached to planning permission 25/0529/FUL- Change of use to dog exercise paddock, creation of parking area and upgraded access

Proposal details

Reference
26/0747/DISCON
Alternative references
PP-15006662
Ward
Ruskington
Parish
Ruskington
Agent
Robert Doughty Consultancy Limited

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Acknowledgement LetterAcknowledgement Letter · PDF30 Jun 2026View
Consultee Consultation LetterConsultee Consultation Letter · PDF30 Jun 2026View
Application form - without personal dataApplication Form · PDF13 Jun 2026View
Biodiversity gain planSupporting Documents · PDF13 Jun 2026View
Habitat management and monitoring planSupporting Documents · PDF13 Jun 2026View
Habitat management and monitoring planSupporting Documents13 Jun 2026View
Ecological monitoring form appendix dSupporting Documents13 Jun 2026View
Bng metricSupporting Documents13 Jun 2026View

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