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PROPOSED STABLE BLOCK AND HARDSTANDING

5 , Mill Hayes Road , Knypersley , Staffordshire , ST8 7BH

Consultations/Re-consultations issuedReference: SMD/2023/0629Staffordshire Moorlands District Council

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Application location

5 , Mill Hayes Road , Knypersley , Staffordshire , ST8 7BH

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Application summary

Status
Consultations/Re-consultations issued
Application type
Full - MINOR
Received
7 Dec 2023
Validated
7 Dec 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council

Application overview

PROPOSED STABLE BLOCK AND HARDSTANDING

Proposal details

Reference
SMD/2023/0629
Agent
Mr Jonathan HargreavesEPOCH Architecture Ltd

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Documents 31 of 31

DocumentPublishedAction
Application FormAttachment14 Dec 2023View
Cellweb Data Sheet.Attachment14 Dec 2023View
P347 - 210 PP01 Part Block PlanAttachment14 Dec 2023View
P347 - 211 PP02 Plans & ElevationsAttachment14 Dec 2023View
P347 - 212 PP03 Block PlansAttachment14 Dec 2023View
P347 - 213 LP01 Location PlanAttachment14 Dec 2023View
Design, Access & Heritage StatementAttachment14 Dec 2023View
Consultation Response Conservation OfficerAttachment9 Jan 2024View
Public Response Lisa MiddlehurstAttachment23 Jan 2024View
Consultation response SCC HighwaysAttachment11 Feb 2024View
Consultation Response Biddulph Town CouncilAttachment13 Feb 2024View
Consultation Response SMDC EHAttachment15 Feb 2024View
P347 - 210A PP01Attachment4 Mar 2024View
P347 - 211B PP02Attachment4 Mar 2024View
P347 - 212B PP03Attachment4 Mar 2024View
P347 - AH HS.240229Attachment4 Mar 2024View
Supporting Information relating to revised plansAttachment4 Mar 2024View
Consultation response SCC Highways (2)Attachment18 Mar 2024View
Public Comment Lisa MiddlehurstAttachment21 Mar 2024View
Consultation Response Conservation OfficerAttachment26 Mar 2024View
Revised PlansAttachment25 Jun 2024View
Revised PlansAttachment25 Jun 2024View
Revised PlansAttachment25 Jun 2024View
Public Comment Lisa Middlehurst 2Attachment28 Jun 2024View
Consultation response Env Health (2)Attachment11 Jul 2024View
Consultation Response SCC Highways 3Attachment12 Jul 2024View
Consultation response ConservationAttachment13 Aug 2024View
Revised HedgingAttachment13 Aug 2024View
Delegated reportAttachment15 Aug 2024View
Decision noticeAttachment15 Aug 2024View
Public Comment Antonia BaggaleyAttachment10 Dec 2024View

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Decision & conditions

Planning Permission - Approved
Decision notice
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