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Outline planning permission with all matters reserved for residential development of former commercial yard

Land Off , Akesmore Lane , Biddulph , Staffordshire , ST8 6RT

OL-REFReference: SMD/2025/0202Staffordshire Moorlands District Council

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Application timeline

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Application summary

Status
OL-REF
Application type
Outline - MINOR apps
Received
23 Apr 2025
Validated
29 Apr 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council

Application overview

Outline planning permission with all matters reserved for residential development of former commercial yard

Proposal details

Reference
SMD/2025/0202
Agent
Mr Andrew DukesellDBD Architectural Consultancy Ltd

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Application location

Land Off , Akesmore Lane , Biddulph , Staffordshire , ST8 6RT

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Documents 25 of 25

DocumentPublishedAction
Land off Akesmoor Lane BNG Statement.Attachment2 May 2025View
Land off Akesmoor Lane DA StatementAttachment2 May 2025View
Site Location PlanAttachment2 May 2025View
Proposed Site PlanAttachment2 May 2025View
Land off Akesmoor Lane PL03 Tree SurveyAttachment2 May 2025View
Land off Akesmoor Lane BNGAttachment2 May 2025View
Land off Akesmoor Lane Small Sites Metric Statutory Biodiversity Calculation ToolAttachment2 May 2025View
Land off Akesmoor Lane Tree ScheduleAttachment2 May 2025View
Application FormAttachment2 May 2025View
Consultation Response United UtilitiesAttachment2 May 2025View
Consultation Response SCC Spatial Information OfficerAttachment2 May 2025View
Public Comment Alan Bell District FootpathAttachment3 May 2025View
Consultation Response Peak and Northern Footpaths SocietyAttachment4 May 2025View
Consultation Response The Coal AuthorityAttachment13 May 2025View
Consultation Response SCC HighwaysAttachment23 May 2025View
Consultation Response Biddulph Town CouncilAttachment11 Jun 2025View
ReportAttachment24 Jun 2025View
DecisionAttachment24 Jun 2025View
Appeal FormAttachment29 Aug 2025View
Appeal Statement of CaseAttachment29 Aug 2025View
Appeal Start LetterAttachment29 Aug 2025View
Third Party Representation The Coal AuthorityAttachment13 Oct 2025View
Appellant's Final CommentsAttachment27 Oct 2025View
Appeal DecisionAttachment22 Dec 2025View
Appeal Decision Cover LetterAttachment22 Dec 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Outline Application - Refused
Decision Appeal Decision Appeal Decision Cover Letter
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