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Change of use of the land to a single Gypsy and Traveller residential pitch with the siting of two caravans, of which no more than one would be a mobile home, and the development of a day room, together with stationing a Gypsy vardo (which would only be stored on the site), and development of a stables store building and a storage shed, for a temporary period of five years

The Paddock At Anvil Park Bursnips Road Essington South Staffordshire

DecidedReference: 16/00432/FULSouth Staffordshire Council

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The Paddock At Anvil Park Bursnips Road Essington South Staffordshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
13 May 2016
Validated
13 May 2016
Determination deadline
8 Jul 2016
Local authority
South Staffordshire Council

Application overview

Change of use of the land to a single Gypsy and Traveller residential pitch with the siting of two caravans, of which no more than one would be a mobile home, and the development of a day room, together with stationing a Gypsy vardo (which would only be stored on the site), and development of a stables store building and a storage shed, for a temporary period of five years

Proposal details

Reference
16/00432/FUL
Alternative references
PP-05090776
Ward
Essington
Parish
ESSINGTON
Agent
Mr Michael Hargreaves

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
APPEAL DECISIONAppeal Decision · PDF26 Jul 2017View
ApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdfApplication Form (Redacted) · PDF12 Jul 2016View
SC01 LOCATION PLAN.PDFPlans and Drawings · PDF12 Jul 2016View
DECISION NOTICE.PDFDecision Notice · PDF12 Jul 2016View
PLANS AND ELEVATIONS DAYROOM.PDFPlans and Drawings · PDF12 Jul 2016View
SC02 PROPOSED SITE PLAN.PDFPlans and Drawings · PDF12 Jul 2016View
PLANS AND ELEVATIONS STORE AND SHED.PDFPlans and Drawings · PDF12 Jul 2016View
OFFICER REPORT.PDFOfficer Report · PDF12 Jul 2016View

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Decision & conditions

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Appeal status: Appeal decided · Appeal Allowed

APPEAL DECISION DECISION NOTICE.PDF

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