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Discharge of Conditions 6 (Materials), 7 (decks, balcony railing and fenestration), 14 (surface water drainage) and 15 (Ecology) of planning permission 24/01409/VAR

Woodlands 1 Grange Road Edwalton Nottinghamshire NG12 4BT

Not publishedReference: 25/01036/DISCONRushcliffe Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Discharge of Condition(s)
Received
9 Jun 2025
Validated
9 Jun 2025
Determination deadline
4 Aug 2025
Local authority
Rushcliffe Borough Council

Application overview

Discharge of Conditions 6 (Materials), 7 (decks, balcony railing and fenestration), 14 (surface water drainage) and 15 (Ecology) of planning permission 24/01409/VAR

Proposal details

Reference
25/01036/DISCON
Ward
Edwalton
Agent
Mr David Jackson-Crane

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Application location

Woodlands 1 Grange Road Edwalton Nottinghamshire NG12 4BT

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF31 Oct 2025View
CONSERVATION OFFICERConsultee Comment · PDF26 Sept 2025View
NCC FLOOD RISKConsultee Responses · PDF30 Jun 2025View
SENIOR ECOLOGY AND SUSTAINABILITY OFFICERConsultee Responses · PDF24 Jun 2025View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF7 Jun 2025View
ECOLOGICAL ENHANCEMENT PLAN-Plans · PDF7 Jun 2025View
GROUND FLOOR PLAN AS PROPOSEDPlans - Floor Plans · PDF7 Jun 2025View
SECTIONS SHEET 5Plans · PDF7 Jun 2025View
LAYOUTPlans - Drainage · PDF7 Jun 2025View
DRAINAGE DETAILSPlans - Drainage · PDF7 Jun 2025View
CGI VISUALPlans7 Jun 2025View
ECOLOGICAL ENHANCEMENT STRATEGYOther · PDF7 Jun 2025View
MATERIAL DISCHARGE LETTERCovering Letter · PDF7 Jun 2025View
MATERIAL PALETTEPlans · PDF7 Jun 2025View
EVCP DATASHEETApplication File Papers · PDF7 Jun 2025View

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