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Details of condition 18 (Drainage Management Plan) of R24/0257. (Full planning application for the erection of a Vehicle Maintenance Unit (VMU), as an ancillary development within the yard area of the Unit 1 building (B8 use) at Padge Hall Farm, with associated yard, drainage and infrastructure works.)

LAND AT PADGE HALL FARM, WATLING STREET, BURBAGE

Decision MadeReference: R26/0142Rugby Borough Council

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Application location

LAND AT PADGE HALL FARM, WATLING STREET, BURBAGE

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Conditions
Received
13 Feb 2026
Validated
17 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
10 Apr 2026
Local authority
Rugby Borough Council

Application overview

Details of condition 18 (Drainage Management Plan) of R24/0257. (Full planning application for the erection of a Vehicle Maintenance Unit (VMU), as an ancillary development within the yard area of the Unit 1 building (B8 use) at Padge Hall Farm, with associated yard, drainage and infrastructure works.)

Proposal details

Reference
R26/0142
Alternative references
PP-14702837
Ward
Wolvey & Shilton
Parish
Stretton Baskerville
Agent
Chris Gardner
UPRN
10094753037

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Documents 5 of 5

DocumentPublishedAction
DMP R'cd 13.02.2026SupersededNot publishedView
Application Form - Without Personal Data R'cd 13.02.2026Application FormNot publishedView
Cover Letter R'cd 13.02.2026Supporting Information16 Feb 2026View
Drainage_Management_Plan_19-7712-DMP_Issue_3_-_26_03_27.pdfDrainage29 Apr 2026View
0142_-_DoC.pdfDecision Notice8 May 2026View

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Decision & conditions

Approval
0142_-_DoC.pdf
Planning conditions
  1. 18 19-7712-DMP Drainage Maintenance Plan Issue 3
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