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Approval of details under condition 3 (biodiversity gain plan), 4 (habitat management and monitoring plan), 6 (detailed landscaping scheme) 10 (archaeological work) 11 (written scheme of investigation under condition 10) and 12 (site investigation and post investigation assessment) of planning permission HGTZC25/00188/FUL Change of use of agricultural land to provide extended domestic garden and the construction of tennis court and pergola.

The Grange Little Lane Sutton Grange North Yorkshire HG4 3JZ

RegisteredReference: 26/05221/DISCONNorth Yorkshire Council

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The Grange Little Lane Sutton Grange North Yorkshire HG4 3JZ

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Application summary

Status
Registered
Application type
Discharge of Conditions
Received
24 Aug 2026
Validated
9 Sept 2026
Determination deadline
4 Nov 2026
Local authority
North Yorkshire Council

Application overview

Approval of details under condition 3 (biodiversity gain plan), 4 (habitat management and monitoring plan), 6 (detailed landscaping scheme) 10 (archaeological work) 11 (written scheme of investigation under condition 10) and 12 (site investigation and post investigation assessment) of planning permission HGTZC25/00188/FUL Change of use of agricultural land to provide extended domestic garden and the construction of tennis court and pergola.

Proposal details

Reference
26/05221/DISCON
Alternative references
PP-15116856
Ward
Wathvale & Bishop Monkton
Parish
North Stainley with Sleningford
Agent
Harrogate Architectural Ltd

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Documents 7 of 7

DocumentPublishedAction
PLANTING SCHEMEPlan · PDF9 Sept 2026View
APPLICATION FORM REDACTEDApplication Form · PDF24 Aug 2026View
HABITAT MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING PLANSupporting Information · PDF24 Aug 2026View
BIODIVERSITY NET GAIN ASSESSMENT REPORTSupporting Information · PDF24 Aug 2026View
COVERING LETTERSupporting Information · PDF24 Aug 2026View
ARCHAEOLOGY PROGRAMME - WRITTEN SCHEME OF INVESTIGATIONSupporting Information · PDF24 Aug 2026View
BIODIVERSITY GAIN PLANSupporting Information · PDF24 Aug 2026View

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