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Variation of Condition 3 (boundary treatment details) of planning permission 18/02731/FUL (Retrospective change of use of land from agricultural to residential garden) to enable the retention of the existing close boarded fence currently in-situ.

Church View Andrews Lane Willington Shipston-on-Stour CV36 5BF

Variation Permitted with ConditionsReference: 19/01503/VARYStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application location

Church View Andrews Lane Willington Shipston-on-Stour CV36 5BF

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Application summary

Status
Variation Permitted with Conditions
Application type
Removal/Variation of Conds.of Prev. Perm
Received
31 May 2019
Validated
12 Jun 2019
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Variation of Condition 3 (boundary treatment details) of planning permission 18/02731/FUL (Retrospective change of use of land from agricultural to residential garden) to enable the retention of the existing close boarded fence currently in-situ.

Proposal details

Reference
19/01503/VARY
Ward
Ettington
Parish
Barcheston & Willington

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Revised Site Plan 4.9.219Council document4 Sept 2019View
PhotosCouncil document10 Jun 2019View
Location PlanCouncil document12 Jun 2019View
ApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdfCouncil document4 Jun 2019View
cil_questions_18.02731.FUL_Vary.pdfCouncil document4 Jun 2019View
RequesttoVarycondition3Council document4 Jun 2019View
Photos IMG_6774 and IMG_6775Council document10 Jun 2019View
WCC Rights of WayCouncil document17 Jun 2019View
17-06-2019 WCC Ecology ListCouncil document24 Jun 2019View
Officer ReportCouncil document5 Sept 2019View
Decision LetterCouncil document5 Sept 2019View
Estate Plan-Fencing#.pdfCouncil document4 Jun 2019View
Location MapCouncil document10 Jun 2019View

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