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Submission of details in compliance with condition 3(a) of planning permission ES.20/03/501 MW confirming the date of commencement of soil stripping in Phase 4B (14 June 2021)

Newbold Quarry, Lichfield Road, Barton Under Needwood, DE13 8EG

This case has been determined and the decision was issued on 13 Apr 2022.Reference: SCC/21/0015/DAStaffordshire County Council

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Application location

Newbold Quarry, Lichfield Road, Barton Under Needwood, DE13 8EG

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Application summary

Status
This case has been determined and the decision was issued on 13 Apr 2022.
Application type
Submission of Details to discharge the requirements of the condition(s) of the Planning Permission
Received
28 Jul 2021
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
23 Sept 2021
Local authority
Staffordshire County Council

Application overview

Submission of details in compliance with condition 3(a) of planning permission ES.20/03/501 MW confirming the date of commencement of soil stripping in Phase 4B (14 June 2021)

Proposal details

Reference
SCC/21/0015/DA
Ward
Needwood Forest ED
Parish
Barton-under-Needwood, Tatenhill, Dunstall, Barton-under-Needwood CP 250m, Dunstall CP 250m, Branston CP 250m, Tatenhill CP 250m
UPRN
MAN000000000000388

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Notice of commencement of soil stripping in Phase 4b (21 June 2021)2 Approved document11 Apr 2022View
Decision letter dated 13 April 20220 Decision - Letter / Notice / Report13 Apr 2022View

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Decision & conditions

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF INFORMATION REQUIRED BY CONDITION
Decision letter dated 13 April 2022
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