CASE REFERENCE NO. SCC-21-0049-EIA-SCR EIA screening opinion in connection with an application to remodel the existing golf course to improve on-site water management, accessibility and player safety through the importation of engineering materials to regrade and reprofile part of the existing golf course, with the construction of new attenuation and irrigation ponds, erection of an associated pump house and proposed landscaping and tree planting (ref. SCC/21/0033/FULL)
Whiston Hall Golf Club , Black Lane , Whiston , Staffordshire , ST10 2HZ
Valid application receivedReference: CON/2021/0029Staffordshire Moorlands District Council
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Application location
Whiston Hall Golf Club , Black Lane , Whiston , Staffordshire , ST10 2HZ
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Application summary
Status
Valid application received
Application type
Consultation by other authoritites
Received
22 Nov 2021
Validated
22 Nov 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council
Application overview
CASE REFERENCE NO. SCC-21-0049-EIA-SCR EIA screening opinion in connection with an application to remodel the existing golf course to improve on-site water management, accessibility and player safety through the importation of engineering materials to regrade and reprofile part of the existing golf course, with the construction of new attenuation and irrigation ponds, erection of an associated pump house and proposed landscaping and tree planting (ref. SCC/21/0033/FULL)
Proposal details
Reference
CON/2021/0029
Agent
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