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Removal of top soil from land at rear of The Gold Stone. The area is a shallow depression of approx 450mm. The intent is to level spoil from the adjacent development thereby reducing carbon impact, the reduction of HGV activity to and from the site and a reduction in landfill off site. Recover land with the top soil, plant grass seed with wild flower mix.

The Gold Stone Main Street Long Compton Shipston-on-Stour CV36 5JS

Permission with ConditionsReference: 18/01432/FULStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application location

The Gold Stone Main Street Long Compton Shipston-on-Stour CV36 5JS

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Application summary

Status
Permission with Conditions
Application type
Full Application
Received
16 May 2018
Validated
15 Aug 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Removal of top soil from land at rear of The Gold Stone. The area is a shallow depression of approx 450mm. The intent is to level spoil from the adjacent development thereby reducing carbon impact, the reduction of HGV activity to and from the site and a reduction in landfill off site. Recover land with the top soil, plant grass seed with wild flower mix.

Proposal details

Reference
18/01432/FUL
Ward
Brailes And Compton
Parish
Long Compton

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Location and block planCouncil document16 May 2018View
Site LevelsCouncil document31 Oct 2018View
Excavation PlansCouncil document2 Nov 2018View
Application FormCouncil document16 May 2018View
CIL Applicaiton FormCouncil document4 Jun 2018View
Ecology ReportCouncil document15 Aug 2018View
Env HealthCouncil document3 Sept 2018View
Long Compton Parish CouncilCouncil document5 Sept 2018View
WCC HighwaysCouncil document11 Sept 2018View
Ecology TeamCouncil document17 Sept 2018View
Decision LetterCouncil document6 Nov 2018View
Delegated ReportCouncil document6 Nov 2018View

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