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Consultation from Newcastle Borough Council in connection with an application to them for planning permission for the formation of development platforms, provision of access road and accompanying infrastructure and ecological enhancements

Chatterley Valley Development Site, Peacock Hay Road, Newcastle under Lyme

This case has been determined and the decision was issued on 01 Jul 2021.Reference: N.21/00570 MSAStaffordshire County Council

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Application location

Chatterley Valley Development Site, Peacock Hay Road, Newcastle under Lyme

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Application summary

Status
This case has been determined and the decision was issued on 01 Jul 2021.
Application type
Consultation with Staffordshire County Council
Received
21 Jun 2021
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
12 Jul 2021
Local authority
Staffordshire County Council

Application overview

Consultation from Newcastle Borough Council in connection with an application to them for planning permission for the formation of development platforms, provision of access road and accompanying infrastructure and ecological enhancements

Proposal details

Reference
N.21/00570 MSA
Ward
Bradwell, Porthill and Wolstanton ED
Parish
Newcastle Unparished
UPRN
MAN009432

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Delegated Letter dated 01 July 20210 Decision - Letter / Notice / Report27 Oct 2021View
External Consultation Letter6 Consultation27 Oct 2021View
Planning application form4 Application document27 Oct 2021View
Location Plan5 Application plan27 Oct 2021View
Design and Access Statement4 Application document27 Oct 2021View
Mineral Safeguarding Statement4 Application document27 Oct 2021View

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Application timeline

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  1. Press notice start date

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  2. Application date

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  3. Consultation expiry date

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  4. Received date

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  5. Registration date

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  6. Site notice end date

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  7. Site notice date

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  8. Statutory expiry date

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  9. Dispatch date

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  10. Decision date

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  11. Decision due date

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Decision & conditions

NO OBJECTIONS
Delegated Letter dated 01 July 2021
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