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Demolition of old timber shed and erection of new agricultural barn

Meadow View Tomlow Road Stockton Southam CV47 8HX

Permission with ConditionsReference: 26/00659/FULStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Permission with Conditions
Application type
Full Application
Received
16 Mar 2026
Validated
1 May 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Demolition of old timber shed and erection of new agricultural barn

Proposal details

Reference
26/00659/FUL
Ward
Bishops Itchington, Fenny Comp & Napton
Parish
Napton-on-the-Hill
Agent
Mr Ed Whiting

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Application location

Meadow View Tomlow Road Stockton Southam CV47 8HX

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form RedactedCouncil document17 Mar 2026View
Arboricultural Impact AssessmentCouncil document19 Mar 2026View
Biodiversity Net GainCouncil document19 Mar 2026View
Preliminary Ecological AppraisalCouncil document19 Mar 2026View
Climate Change Checklist - over 20sqm of additional floorspaceCouncil document1 May 2026View
Statement of Proposed WorksCouncil document1 May 2026View
CPRE WarwickshireCouncil document11 Aug 2026View
WCC Ecology 15.06.2026Council document22 Jun 2026View
Rights of WayCouncil document23 Jun 2026View
Napton Parish CouncilCouncil document25 Jun 2026View
Cllr Jake BeavanCouncil document30 Jun 2026View
WCC Ecology 01.07.26Council document10 Jul 2026View
Delegated report: GRANTCouncil document21 Aug 2026View
Decision LetterCouncil document22 Aug 2026View
CIL FORMCouncil document17 Mar 2026View
Existing Elevation DrawingsCouncil document17 Mar 2026View
Proposed Floor PlansCouncil document17 Mar 2026View
Proposed ElevationsCouncil document17 Mar 2026View
Existing Site Location PlansCouncil document17 Mar 2026View
Proposed Site Location PlansCouncil document17 Mar 2026View
Proposed External ViewsCouncil document17 Mar 2026View

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