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Residential development

RISEHOLME FARM WINDMILL LANE GOSBERTON RISEGATE SPALDING PE11 4ES

ApprovedReference: H08-0965-22South Holland District Council

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RISEHOLME FARM WINDMILL LANE GOSBERTON RISEGATE SPALDING PE11 4ES

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Not published
Received
4 Oct 2022
Validated
4 Oct 2022
Determination deadline
17 Feb 2023
Local authority
South Holland District Council

Application overview

Residential development

Proposal details

Reference
H08-0965-22
Parish
Gosberton
Agent
T A C Architects 14 Old Fendike Road Weston Hills Spalding Lincolnshire PE12 6DD

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Amendment 1Amended Application Form13 Oct 2022View
Flood Risk Assessment - Revision A - 10 October 2022 - Amendment 1Amended Plans13 Oct 2022View
Amended Design & Access Statement Prepared by TAC Architects - Amendment 2Amended Plans10 Jan 2023View
22/611/PA/011A Proposed Elevations and Floor Plans - Plot 1 & 2 - Amendment 2Amended Plans10 Jan 2023View
22/611/PA/013B Planning (block, garage & location plans) - Amendment 3Amended Plans13 Feb 2023View
Native Hedge Details - Amendment 3Amended Plans13 Feb 2023View
Application Form Without Personal DetailsApplication Form Without Personal Details4 Oct 2022View
22/611/PA/012 Proposed Elevations and Floor Plans - Plot 3General Plans4 Oct 2022View
22/611/PA/010 Proposed Elevations and Floor Plans - Plot 4General Plans4 Oct 2022View
Amendment 2Amendment Form10 Jan 2023View
Amendment 3Amendment Form13 Feb 2023View
OWPC36538 Ollie Abrams, Environmental Protection OfficerStandard Consultee Comments9 Nov 2022View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice14 Feb 2023View
Officer Report - PUBLICOfficer Report - PUBLIC14 Feb 2023View
9 May 2022 Flood Risk Assessment Prepared by S M HemmingsSuperseded Plans4 Oct 2022View
22/611/PA/011 Proposed Elevations and Floor Plans - Plot 1 & 2Superseded Plans4 Oct 2022View
22/611/PA/013 Location Plan, Block Plan & Garage PlanSuperseded Plans4 Oct 2022View
Design & Access Statement - Prepared by TAC ArchitectsSuperseded Plans4 Oct 2022View
22/611/PA/013A Location Plan, Block Plan & Garage Plan - Amendment 2Superseded Plans10 Jan 2023View

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