2no. 2 storey modular houseblocks, 1no. single storey plant compound building and ancillary facilities including air source heat pumps (within plant compound enclosure), access roads, hardstanding, internal fences and gates, all within the existing closed perimeter of the site and after the lawful demolition of the existing building described as 'Wooden Building' (as shown on drawing No. 346929_8434-MAC-000-ZZ-D-A-5001 Rev P03) under Schedule 2, Part 11, Class B of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development)(England) Order 2015 (as amended)
HMYOI Brinsford New Road Featherstone Staffordshire WV10 7PY
DecidedReference: 23/00200/LUPSouth Staffordshire Council
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2no. 2 storey modular houseblocks, 1no. single storey plant compound building and ancillary facilities including air source heat pumps (within plant compound enclosure), access roads, hardstanding, internal fences and gates, all within the existing closed perimeter of the site and after the lawful demolition of the existing building described as 'Wooden Building' (as shown on drawing No. 346929_8434-MAC-000-ZZ-D-A-5001 Rev P03) under Schedule 2, Part 11, Class B of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development)(England) Order 2015 (as amended)
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Reference
23/00200/LUP
Alternative references
PP-11899585
Ward
Featherstone, Shareshill & Saredon
Parish
FEATHERSTONE & BRINSFORD
Agent
Miss Isabelle Leekam
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