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Erection of a agricultural building to be used in connection with the growing hay and straw business at Grange Farm. To enable bales to be stored inside and allow for easier movement of vehicles to the site.

Grange Farm Ridlington Road Brooke Rutland LE15 8GQ

DecidedReference: 2021/0605/FULRutland County Council

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Grange Farm Ridlington Road Brooke Rutland LE15 8GQ

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
14 May 2021
Validated
4 Jun 2021
Determination deadline
30 Jul 2021
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Erection of a agricultural building to be used in connection with the growing hay and straw business at Grange Farm. To enable bales to be stored inside and allow for easier movement of vehicles to the site.

Proposal details

Reference
2021/0605/FUL
Alternative references
PP-09827912
Ward
Braunston & Martinsthorpe Ward
Parish
Brooke Parish Meeting
Agent
Brown &Co

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
DELEGATED OFFICER REPORTReport · PDF13 Sept 2021View
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF13 Sept 2021View
JUSTIFICATIONSupporting Document · PDF31 Aug 2021View
LOCATION PLANDrawing Revised · PDF23 Jul 2021View
CONSULTEE - ECOLOGYRepresentations · PDF21 Jun 2021View
LOCATION PLANDrawing Superceded · PDF17 Jun 2021View
CONSULTEE - HIGHWAYSRepresentations · PDF11 Jun 2021View
ELEVATION & FLOOR PLANDrawing Proposed · PDF4 Jun 2021View
THE LOCATION PLANDrawing Superceded · PDF14 May 2021View
DESIGN & ACCESS STATEMENTSupporting Document · PDF14 May 2021View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF14 May 2021View

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