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Permission in principle for the erection of minimum no. 1 dwellinghouse to maximum no. 1 dwellinghouse

Land At Former Flax Bourton Railway Station Clevedon Road Flax Bourton

DecidedReference: 26/P/1010/PIPNorth Somerset Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Permission in principle
Received
13 May 2026
Validated
14 May 2026
Determination deadline
18 Jun 2026
Local authority
North Somerset Council

Application overview

Permission in principle for the erection of minimum no. 1 dwellinghouse to maximum no. 1 dwellinghouse

Proposal details

Reference
26/P/1010/PIP
Ward
Long Ashton
Parish
Long Ashton
Agent
Stokes Morgan

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Application location

Land At Former Flax Bourton Railway Station Clevedon Road Flax Bourton

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION (PIP) APPROVEDecision Notice · PDF16 Jul 2026View
NORTH SOMERSET OFFICER REPORTDelegated Report · PDF16 Jul 2026View
PLANNING AND REGULATORY COMMITTEE 15/7/26Committee Outcome · PDF15 Jul 2026View
REPORT TO PLANNING AND REGULATORY COMMITTEE 15 JULY 2026Committee Report · PDF8 Jul 2026View
NOTICE OF APPLICATION GOING TO PLANNING AND REGULATORY COMMITTEE 15 JULY 2026A notice of committee · PDF2 Jul 2026View
HTDM COMMENTSConsultation Reply · PDF30 Jun 2026View
ENVIRONMENT AGENCY COMMENTSConsultation Reply · PDF18 Jun 2026View
NETWORK RAIL COMMENTSConsultation Reply · PDF15 Jun 2026View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF13 May 2026View
CIL FORM 1 - ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONCIL Notices · PDF13 May 2026View
BAT SURVEY REPORTEcological report · PDF13 May 2026View
ENLARGED SITE PLAN - PROPOSEDPlan · PDF13 May 2026View
SITE PLAN - PROPOSEDPlan · PDF13 May 2026View
SITE LOCATION PLANOS Extract · PDF13 May 2026View
SITE PLAN - EXISTING.Plan · PDF13 May 2026View
COVERING LETTER FROM AGENTLetter from Agent · PDF13 May 2026View
NOISE AND VIBRATION ASSESSMENT.Report · PDF13 May 2026View

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