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The construction of a hard surface footpath on agricultural land between Lighthorne Village and Lighthorne Sports Field, to include a 'kissing gate' suitable for wheelchair access at each end of the path, each to be installed on a compacted hardcore base to further aid accessibility whilst prevent the escape of livestock. The gates will be installed in existing hedgerow, which will necessitate an ecological assessment if installation takes place during nesting season.

Lighthorne Pavillion Cafe Chesterton Road Lighthorne CV35 0AD

Permission with ConditionsReference: 20/00676/FULStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Permission with Conditions
Application type
Full Application
Received
5 Mar 2020
Validated
15 Apr 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

The construction of a hard surface footpath on agricultural land between Lighthorne Village and Lighthorne Sports Field, to include a 'kissing gate' suitable for wheelchair access at each end of the path, each to be installed on a compacted hardcore base to further aid accessibility whilst prevent the escape of livestock. The gates will be installed in existing hedgerow, which will necessitate an ecological assessment if installation takes place during nesting season.

Proposal details

Reference
20/00676/FUL
Ward
Kineton
Parish
Lighthorne

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Lighthorne Pavillion Cafe Chesterton Road Lighthorne CV35 0AD

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Location Plan(1)Council document6 Mar 2020View
Site PlanCouncil document6 Mar 2020View
APPLICATION FORMCouncil document6 Mar 2020View
Planning StatementCouncil document6 Mar 2020View
Councillor C MillsCouncil document23 Apr 2020View
WCC HighwaysCouncil document1 May 2020View
Ecology TeamCouncil document1 May 2020View
WCC Rights of WayCouncil document7 May 2020View
Delegated Report 8.6.20Council document8 Jun 2020View
Notice of Decision Grant 8.6.20Council document8 Jun 2020View
Site notice certificateCouncil document24 Apr 2020View
CIL QuestionsCouncil document6 Mar 2020View

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Permission with Conditions
Notice of Decision Grant 8.6.20
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