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Approval of details reserved by a Condition 29 (Landscaping) relating to application DMPA/2020/1004 for the erection of 189 dwellings including public open space, landscaping and associated infrastructure and works on

Land at Broomy Farm, Woodville Road, Hartshorne, Swadlincote, DE11 7EY

Planning Decision MadeReference: DMOT/2024/0497South Derbyshire District Council

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  2. Validated

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  3. Consultation starts

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Application summary

Status
Planning Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
2 Apr 2024
Validated
2 Apr 2024
Determination deadline
5 Jul 2024
Local authority
South Derbyshire District Council

Application overview

Approval of details reserved by a Condition 29 (Landscaping) relating to application DMPA/2020/1004 for the erection of 189 dwellings including public open space, landscaping and associated infrastructure and works on

Proposal details

Reference
DMOT/2024/0497

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Application location

Land at Broomy Farm, Woodville Road, Hartshorne, Swadlincote, DE11 7EY

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
PH4 Detailed Plot Landscape Proposals (sheet 3 of 6)Plans2 Apr 2024View
PH4 Detailed POS Landscape Proposals (sheet 5 of 5)Plans2 Apr 2024View
PH4 Detailed Plot Landscape Proposals (sheet 1 of 6)Plans2 Apr 2024View
County Highway AuthorityConsultee comments1 May 2024View
PH4 Detailed POS Landscape Proposals (sheet 4 of 5)Plans2 Apr 2024View
PH4 Composite POS Landscape ProposalsPlans2 Apr 2024View
PH4 Detailed Plot Landscape Proposals (sheet 2 of 6)Plans2 Apr 2024View
Delegated reportDecision3 Jul 2024View
PH4 Composite Landscape PlanPlans2 Apr 2024View
PH4 Detailed Plot Landscape Proposals (sheet 6 of 6)Plans2 Apr 2024View
PH4 Detailed Plot Landscape Proposals (sheet 5 of 6)Plans2 Apr 2024View
Decision noticeDecision3 Jul 2024View
Application Form - Without Personal DataUnspecified2 Apr 2024View
PH4 Detailed Plot Landscape Proposals (sheet 4 of 6)Plans2 Apr 2024View
PH4 Detailed POS Landscape Proposals (sheet 3 of 5)Unspecified2 Apr 2024View
PH4 Detailed POS Landscape Proposals (sheet 2 of 5)Plans2 Apr 2024View
PH4 Detailed POS Landscape Proposals (sheet 1 of 5)Plans2 Apr 2024View

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