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Construction of new domestic driveway of approximately 380 metres in length through a tree coppice and agricultural field in order to connect Oldberrow Lodge with Ullenhall Lane, utilising an existing field gate access

Oldberrow Lodge Ullenhall Lane Ullenhall Henley-in-Arden Warwickshire B95 5PE

Permission with ConditionsReference: 10/01923/FULStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Permission with Conditions
Application type
Full Application
Received
6 Sept 2010
Validated
5 Sept 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Construction of new domestic driveway of approximately 380 metres in length through a tree coppice and agricultural field in order to connect Oldberrow Lodge with Ullenhall Lane, utilising an existing field gate access

Proposal details

Reference
10/01923/FUL
Ward
Sambourne Ward
Parish
Oldberrow
Agent
Bromley Planning

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Application location

Oldberrow Lodge Ullenhall Lane Ullenhall Henley-in-Arden Warwickshire B95 5PE

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DocumentPublishedAction
Location PlanCouncil document5 Oct 2010View
SupercededCouncil document5 Oct 2010View
Other 08 10 2Council document5 Oct 2010View
Existing Plan 08 10 1Council document5 Oct 2010View
Amended planCouncil document6 Sept 2011View
Applicant AgentCouncil document5 Oct 2010View
Bromley PlanningCouncil document11 Nov 2010View
WCC HighwaysCouncil document2 Nov 2010View
EcologyCouncil document30 Nov 2010View
EcologyCouncil document30 Nov 2010View
SDC LandscapeCouncil document9 Dec 2010View
Justin KerridgeCouncil document15 Jan 2011View
Cllr Justin KerridgeCouncil document23 May 2011View
Delegated reportCouncil document7 Dec 2011View
PerConditionsCouncil document12 Dec 2011View
Site Notice CertCouncil document20 Oct 2010View
Site Visit NotesCouncil document13 Oct 2010View
Agent - comment on PPG2 Green BeltCouncil document29 Oct 2010View
DecisionCouncil document8 Dec 2014View
Decision LetterCouncil document11 Dec 2014View

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Permission with Conditions
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