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Lawful Development Certificate for the use of agricultural land as allotment.

Land To The Rear Of 35 Deacons Field Brewood Staffordshire ST19 9GA

DecidedReference: 21/00584/LUPSouth Staffordshire Council

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Land To The Rear Of 35 Deacons Field Brewood Staffordshire ST19 9GA

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Certificate of Lawfulness - proposed
Received
24 May 2021
Validated
24 May 2021
Determination deadline
19 Jul 2021
Local authority
South Staffordshire Council

Application overview

Lawful Development Certificate for the use of agricultural land as allotment.

Proposal details

Reference
21/00584/LUP
Alternative references
PP-09845215
Ward
Brewood & Coven
Parish
BREWOOD & COVEN
Agent
Mr Mike Davies

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
APPEAL DECISIONAppeal Decision · PDF26 Oct 2022View
NO 3RD PARTY REPS SUBMITTEDAppeal · PDF1 Jul 2022View
APPELLANT STATEMENT OF CASE AND APPENDICESAppeal · PDF24 May 2022View
APPELLANT APPEAL FORM REDACTEDAppeal · PDF24 May 2022View
START LETTERAppeal · PDF24 May 2022View
COUNCIL QUESTIONNAIRE AND DOCUMENTSAppeal · PDF24 May 2022View
OFFICER REPORTOfficer Report · PDF5 Nov 2021View
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF5 Nov 2021View
BLOCK PLANAmended · PDF29 Sept 2021View
CROWBOROUGH PARISH COUNCIL V SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT (1)Documents · PDF24 May 2021View
LOCATION AND BLOCK PLANPlans and Drawings · PDF24 May 2021View
DEACONS FIELD ALLOTMENT AGREEMENTDocuments24 May 2021View
APPEAL DECISION - GARDEN GRAB IN GBDocuments · PDF24 May 2021View
PLANNING STATEMENTDocuments · PDF24 May 2021View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form (Redacted) · PDF24 May 2021View

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  3. Standard Consultation Date

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  4. Latest Consultation Expiry Date

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  5. Determination Deadline

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  6. Agreed Expiry Date

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  7. Decision Issued Date

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Decision & conditions

Refuse

Appeal status: Appeal decided · Appeal Allowed

APPEAL DECISION DECISION NOTICE APPEAL DECISION - GARDEN GRAB IN GB
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