Understanding planning · 13 min read
Planning application documents: what to read first
Understand planning application documents, officer reports and decision notices. Use a reading checklist, document table and worked example to inspect a case.
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P.265, White's Drove, Godney, WELLS, BA5 1PT
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P.265, White's Drove, Godney, WELLS, BA5 1PT
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First Periodic Review of the Scheme of Conditions relating to Peat Site P265 imposed by permissions 085067/001 and 085067/003 for the extraction of peat - details to satisfy condition 5 (Written Scheme of Investigation)
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| 34922_46666_FW P265 - Written Scheme of Investigation application memo.pdfEmail | Not published | View |
| 34922_46849_Approval letter.pdfLetter/Memorandum | Not published | View |
| 34922_46663_e-mail between SCC Archaeology & Keith Faxon.pdfMiscellaneous | Not published | View |
| 34922_46664_P265 Written Scheme of Investigation.pdfMiscellaneous | Not published | View |
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