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Change of use to equestrian use and erection of stable hay and tack room and implement store

Glebe House Grendon Road Grendon Atherstone CV9 3DP

Application is not yet decidedReference: PAP/2025/0094North Warwickshire Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Application is not yet decided
Application type
Not published
Received
14 Mar 2025
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
North Warwickshire Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use to equestrian use and erection of stable hay and tack room and implement store

Proposal details

Reference
PAP/2025/0094
Agent
Justin Potter

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Application location

Glebe House Grendon Road Grendon Atherstone CV9 3DP

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DocumentPublishedAction
Location PlanLocation PlanNot publishedView
Location and Block Plan, Proposed Floorplan and Elevations - supercededLocation PlanNot publishedView
Glebe House Manure PlanPlansNot publishedView
Consultations\Con05_WCC Ecology_04-12-25-Further info requestSupporting DocumentsNot publishedView
BNG metric - Glebe House CV9 3DP - v1Supporting DocumentsNot publishedView
BNG report - Glebe House CV9 3DP - v1Supporting DocumentsNot publishedView
Phase 2 Botany - Glebe House, Grendon Road, Grendon, Atherstone, CV9 3DP - v3Supporting DocumentsNot publishedView
Hmmp Glebe House, Cv9 3dp V2 10 06 26Supporting DocumentsNot publishedView
Consultations response - Con01_WCC Ecology_11-4-25-CommentsSupporting DocumentsNot publishedView
Consultations response - Con02_NWBC EHO_15-4-25-CommentsSupporting DocumentsNot publishedView
Consultations response - Con03_NWBC EHO_22-4-25-ObjectionSupporting DocumentsNot publishedView
Consultations response - Con04_NWBC EHO-No objection-12-11-25Supporting DocumentsNot publishedView
Consultations\Con06_WCC Ecology_12-02_26_Comments_RedactedSupporting DocumentsNot publishedView
Glebe House stables_SSM_78c9_map_v2Supporting DocumentsNot publishedView
Glebe House stables_SSM_78c9_metric_v1Supporting DocumentsNot publishedView
Glebe House stables_SSM_78c9_report_v1Supporting DocumentsNot publishedView
Hmmp Glebe House, Cv9 3dp V2 10 06 26(2)Supporting DocumentsNot publishedView
Hmmp Glebe House, Cv9 3dp V1 21 05 26 - SUPERSEDEDSupporting DocumentsNot publishedView
BNG metric - Glebe House CV9 3DP - v2 - 12-12-25Supporting DocumentsNot publishedView
BNG report - Glebe House CV9 3DP - v2 - 12-12-25Supporting DocumentsNot publishedView
Hmmp Glebe House, Cv9 3dp V2 10 06 26(3)Superseded DocumentsNot publishedView
stables application drawing - location and block plan, floorplan and elevations- superceded-Not publishedView
Application Form-Not publishedView
stables application drawing - REVISED-Not publishedView

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