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Discharge of condition No 4 ( Percolation test & surface water drainage scheme) of NP/25/0065/FUL

The Campions, Nolton Haven, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, SA62 3NH

A decision of Partial Discharge was made on this application on 19 Mar 2026.Reference: NP/25/0695/DOCPembrokeshire Coast National Park

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Application location

The Campions, Nolton Haven, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, SA62 3NH

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Application summary

Status
A decision of Partial Discharge was made on this application on 19 Mar 2026.
Application type
Discharge of Conditions
Received
27 Nov 2025
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
22 Jan 2026
Local authority
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Application overview

Discharge of condition No 4 ( Percolation test & surface water drainage scheme) of NP/25/0065/FUL

Proposal details

Reference
NP/25/0695/DOC
Alternative references
PP-14521252
Ward
W05001490
Parish
Nolton & Roch
Agent
Bool
UPRN
10009880707

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Percolation TestSubmitted documentsNot publishedView
500 Rev 01 Drainage PlanSubmitted DrawingsNot publishedView
Attenuation CalculationsSubmitted documentsNot publishedView
Location Plan & Design StatementSubmitted documentsNot publishedView
Location PlanLocation PlanNot publishedView
Application Form RedactedApplication formsNot publishedView
Consultee Response - PCC Civils Dept 19/12/2025Consultee response19 Dec 2025View
Officer ReportOfficer Reports19 Mar 2026View
Letter to conform PARTIAL discharge of Condition 4 19/03/2026Decision notice19 Mar 2026View

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Decision & conditions

Partial Discharge
Letter to conform PARTIAL discharge of Condition 4 19/03/2026
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