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Submission of details in compliance with Schedule 7, clause 2 to the Section 106 Legal Agreement (Hydrometric Monitoring Scheme) in connection with planning permission L.19/04/805-808 MW

Hints and Packington Hill (Hopwas) Quarries

This case has been determined and the decision was issued on 02 Oct 2023.Reference: SCC/23/0024/MDPOStaffordshire County Council

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Application location

Hints and Packington Hill (Hopwas) Quarries

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Application summary

Status
This case has been determined and the decision was issued on 02 Oct 2023.
Application type
Application to Modify a Planning Obligation / Submission of Details to discharge the requirement(s) of a Planning Obligation
Received
21 Feb 2023
Validated
21 Feb 2023
Determination deadline
19 Apr 2023
Local authority
Staffordshire County Council

Application overview

Submission of details in compliance with Schedule 7, clause 2 to the Section 106 Legal Agreement (Hydrometric Monitoring Scheme) in connection with planning permission L.19/04/805-808 MW

Proposal details

Reference
SCC/23/0024/MDPO
Ward
Lichfield Rural South ED, Lichfield Rural East ED
Parish
Swinfen and Packington, Weeford, Hints
Agent
Dan Walker
UPRN
MAN012911

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form dated 21 February 20232 Approved document28 Feb 2023View
Section 106 Legal Agreement - 18 October 2018Background document1 Mar 2023View
Link to Planning PermissionBackground document1 Mar 2023View
Link to Planning PermissionBackground document1 Mar 2023View
Hydrometric Monitoring Scheme dated June 20232 Approved document4 Jul 2023View
Decision Letter dated 02 October 20230 Decision - Letter / Notice / Report2 Oct 2023View

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Decision & conditions

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Decision Letter dated 02 October 2023
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