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Authorisation to act as an Authorised Developer under the terms of the Staffordshire Great Crested Newt District Licence Scheme (ref. WML-OR148) to carry out the Authorised Development in connection with the planning permission (ref. SCC/23/0173/FULL-MIN)

Holding No 110, Lane End Farm, Shippey Lane, STAFFORD, ST18 9GY

This case has been determined and the decision was issued on 22 Mar 2024.Reference: SCC/24/0030/GCN-DLStaffordshire County Council

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Application location

Holding No 110, Lane End Farm, Shippey Lane, STAFFORD, ST18 9GY

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Application summary

Status
This case has been determined and the decision was issued on 22 Mar 2024.
Application type
Application for Authorisation under the Staffordshire Great Crested Newt District Licensing Scheme
Received
6 Mar 2024
Validated
6 Mar 2024
Determination deadline
28 Mar 2024
Local authority
Staffordshire County Council

Application overview

Authorisation to act as an Authorised Developer under the terms of the Staffordshire Great Crested Newt District Licence Scheme (ref. WML-OR148) to carry out the Authorised Development in connection with the planning permission (ref. SCC/23/0173/FULL-MIN)

Proposal details

Reference
SCC/24/0030/GCN-DL
Ward
Gnosall and Doxey ED
Parish
Haughton
Agent
Lynsey Palmer
UPRN
200001332321

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
NatureSpace Certificate V44 Application document15 Mar 2024View
Ownership Plan4 Application document15 Mar 2024View
NSP Impact Plan2 Approved document15 Mar 2024View
Planning Permission SCC/23/0172/FULL-MINBackground document15 Mar 2024View
Organisational Licence - Natural EnglandBackground document21 Mar 2024View
Addendum - Licence RenewalBackground document21 Mar 2024View
Reporting FormBackground document21 Mar 2024View
GCN Mitigation PrinciplesBackground document21 Mar 2024View
Best Practice PrinciplesBackground document21 Mar 2024View
Decision Letter dated 22 March 20240 Decision - Letter / Notice / Report22 Mar 2024View

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Decision & conditions

GREAT CRESTED NEWT DISTRICT LICENCE AUTHORISATION
Decision Letter dated 22 March 2024
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