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Application for the erection of 9no. holiday cabins with associated access, parking and landscaping

Land at Knights Lane, Knights Lane, Bretby, DE15 0RT

Under ConsultationReference: DMPA/2025/1304South Derbyshire District Council

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Application summary

Status
Under Consultation
Application type
Not published
Received
6 Oct 2025
Validated
21 Oct 2025
Determination deadline
16 Dec 2025
Local authority
South Derbyshire District Council

Application overview

Application for the erection of 9no. holiday cabins with associated access, parking and landscaping

Proposal details

Reference
DMPA/2025/1304

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Application location

Land at Knights Lane, Knights Lane, Bretby, DE15 0RT

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Documents 25 of 25

DocumentPublishedAction
Manhole and Pipe ScheduleDocument6 Oct 2025View
Location and Block PlanLocation plan6 Oct 2025View
R - 83100-02 A - 2026.02.27 - Kinights Lodge, Bretby - Flood Risk AssessmentDocument2 Mar 2026View
2 Bed Lodge TypePlans20 Oct 2025View
Tree Officer.Consultee comments11 Nov 2025View
Proposed Drainage Layout and External LevelsPlans6 Oct 2025View
Noise impact assessmentAssessment6 Oct 2025View
Pond Soakaway SectionsDocument6 Oct 2025View
County LLFA.Consultee comments24 Nov 2025View
Planning/Design and Access StatementDocument6 Oct 2025View
Drainage Construction DetailsDocument6 Oct 2025View
National Forest Company.Consultee comments17 Nov 2025View
Site Plan Extract Showing Pond SoakawayPlans6 Oct 2025View
Environmental statementDocument6 Oct 2025View
3 Bed Lodge TypePlans20 Oct 2025View
TN - 83100-01 A -2026.02.27 - Knights Lodges - Technical Note in Relation to Planning commentsDocument2 Mar 2026View
Transport assessmentAssessment6 Oct 2025View
Landscaping Capacity StudyDocument6 Oct 2025View
County Highways.Consultee comments12 Nov 2025View
Application FormForm6 Oct 2025View
Derbyshire Wildlife TrustConsultee comments29 Jan 2026View
Soakaway CalculationsDocument6 Oct 2025View
Preliminary Ecological AppraisalAssessment6 Oct 2025View
Material SchedulePlans6 Oct 2025View
Planning StatementDocument20 Oct 2025View

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