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South Staffordshire District Council consultation in connection with an application to them for planning permission for the erection of a building for a landscaping and contracting business

Sunshine Farm, Hilton Lane, Hilton, Staffordshire, WV11 2AU

This case has been determined and the decision was issued on 19 Oct 2023.Reference: SCC/23/0067/CONStaffordshire County Council

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Application location

Sunshine Farm, Hilton Lane, Hilton, Staffordshire, WV11 2AU

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Application summary

Status
This case has been determined and the decision was issued on 19 Oct 2023.
Application type
Consultation with Staffordshire County Council
Received
11 May 2023
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
2 Jun 2023
Local authority
Staffordshire County Council

Application overview

South Staffordshire District Council consultation in connection with an application to them for planning permission for the erection of a building for a landscaping and contracting business

Proposal details

Reference
SCC/23/0067/CON
Ward
Cheslyn Hay, Essington and Great Wyrley ED
Parish
Hilton
Agent
Acorus Rural Property Services Ltd
UPRN
MAN000000000006669

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form4 Application document16 May 2023View
Location Plan5 Application plan16 May 2023View
Proposed Site Plan5 Application plan16 May 2023View
Proposed Floor Planns and Elevation5 Application plan16 May 2023View
Decision Letter - 1 June 20230 Decision - Letter / Notice / Report1 Jun 2023View
Consultation Response Form - 19 October 2023 - Additional Information0 Decision - Letter / Notice / Report19 Oct 2023View

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  10. Decision date

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Decision & conditions

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Decision Letter - 1 June 2023 Consultation Response Form - 19 October 2023 - Additional Information
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