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Submission of details in compliance with conditions 14 (Himalayan Balsam Control Implementation Plan) and 18 (Noise Monitoring Scheme) of planning permission S.17/01/4120 W

Blythe View Farm, Grindley Lane, Grindley

This application was decided on 21 Mar 2019Reference: S.17/01/4120 W D1Staffordshire County Council

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Application location

Blythe View Farm, Grindley Lane, Grindley

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Application summary

Status
This application was decided on 21 Mar 2019
Application type
Submission of Details to discharge the requirements of the condition(s) of the Planning Permission
Received
Not published
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
13 Feb 2019
Local authority
Staffordshire County Council

Application overview

Submission of details in compliance with conditions 14 (Himalayan Balsam Control Implementation Plan) and 18 (Noise Monitoring Scheme) of planning permission S.17/01/4120 W

Proposal details

Reference
S.17/01/4120 W D1
Alternative references
PP-07452124v1
Parish
Stowe-by-Chartley
Agent
G J Perry
UPRN
MAN015258

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
140 Aspen Environmental Ltd Noise Measurements dated 13 December 2017 - S 17 01 4120 W D1.PDF4 Application document8 Jan 2019View
100 Approved Document - Application Form dated 19 December 2018 (No Personal Data) - S 17 01 4120 W D1.PDF4 Application document19 Dec 2018View
130 Email from G J Perry Planning Consultant & Commercial Property Surveyor dated 21 December 2018 - S 17 01 4120 W D1.PDF4 Application document8 Jan 2019View
120 Approved Document - Noise Monitoring Scheme - 19 February 2019 - S 17 01 4120 W D1.PDF4 Application document20 Feb 2019View
110 Approved Document - Himalayan Balsam Control Implementation Plan - S 17 01 4120 W D1.PDF4 Application document19 Dec 2018View
090 Delegated Letter - 21 March 2019 - S 17 01 4120 W D1.PDF4 Application document21 Mar 2019View

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Decision & conditions

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Planning conditions
  1. Submission of details in compliance with conditions 14 (Himalayan Balsam Control Implementation Plan) and 18 (Noise Monitoring Scheme) of planning permission S.17/01/4120 W
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