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Certificate of Lawfulness for an existing single dwellinghouse and associated ancillary domestic outbuildings

Adastra , Reacliffe Road , Rudyard , Staffordshire , ST13 8RS

Consultations/Re-consultations issuedReference: SMD/2026/0076Staffordshire Moorlands District Council

Last published check: 22 Sept 2026, 03:00. Check the council record for more recent changes.

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Application summary

Status
Consultations/Re-consultations issued
Application type
Certificate of Lawfulness - Existing
Received
24 Feb 2026
Validated
20 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council

Application overview

Certificate of Lawfulness for an existing single dwellinghouse and associated ancillary domestic outbuildings

Proposal details

Reference
SMD/2026/0076
Agent
Mr Dominic CooneyBagshaws LLP

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Application location

Adastra , Reacliffe Road , Rudyard , Staffordshire , ST13 8RS

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Documents 28 of 28

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Adastra - East Elevation of houseAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Adastra - Floor Plan of houseAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Adastra - North Elevation of house.Attachment29 Apr 2026View
Adastra - Roof Plan of houseAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Adastra - West Elevation of houseAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Adastra Site PlanAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Annex - South ElevationAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Annexe - East Elevation at 1 to 50 on A4Attachment29 Apr 2026View
Annexe - Floor Plan.Attachment29 Apr 2026View
Annexe - North ElevationAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Annexe - West Elevation at 1 to 50 on A4Attachment29 Apr 2026View
Application FormAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Boiler House - Elevation and floorplanAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Boiler House Elevations and Plan at 1 to 50 on A4Attachment29 Apr 2026View
Garage - East ElevationAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Garage - Floor Plan and North ElevationAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Garage - South Elevation.Attachment29 Apr 2026View
Garage - West ElevationAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Google Earth dated aerial imagery - AdastraAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Present Day PhotographsAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Sheds - East ElevationAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Sheds - Footprint.Attachment29 Apr 2026View
Statutory Declaration CFAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Statutory Declaration JMFAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Storage Sheds East and West ElevationsAttachment29 Apr 2026View
Storage Sheds North and South ElevationsAttachment29 Apr 2026View
ReportAttachment10 Aug 2026View
DecisionAttachment10 Aug 2026View

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Decision & conditions

Certificate of Lawfulness - Lawful (Approved)
Decision
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