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VARIATION OF CONDITION 2 OF WD/2023/0118/F (A PHASED DEVELOPMENT FOR THE PARTIAL DEMOLITION AND REPLACEMENT/CONVERSION OF THE EXISTING FARMHOUSE AND ADJACENT REDUNDANT FARM BUILDINGS TO PROVIDE A SINGLE RESIDENTIAL DWELLING (PHASE 2) AND THE CONVERSION AND EXTENSION OF THE EXISTING T-SHAPED BARN TO PROVIDE A SEPARATE RESIDENTIAL DWELLING (PHASE 1) WITH ASSOCIATED LANDSCAPING) TO ALLOW THE APPLICANT THE FLEXIBILITY TO COMMENCE THE PHASES AS THEY WISH.

STONERY FARM, COMMON LANE, SELMESTON, BN26 6SU

Decision IssuedReference: WD/2023/1947/FAWealden District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Issued
Application type
Full - Non Compliance of Condition
Received
28 Jul 2023
Validated
9 Aug 2023
Determination deadline
4 Oct 2023
Local authority
Wealden District Council

Application overview

VARIATION OF CONDITION 2 OF WD/2023/0118/F (A PHASED DEVELOPMENT FOR THE PARTIAL DEMOLITION AND REPLACEMENT/CONVERSION OF THE EXISTING FARMHOUSE AND ADJACENT REDUNDANT FARM BUILDINGS TO PROVIDE A SINGLE RESIDENTIAL DWELLING (PHASE 2) AND THE CONVERSION AND EXTENSION OF THE EXISTING T-SHAPED BARN TO PROVIDE A SEPARATE RESIDENTIAL DWELLING (PHASE 1) WITH ASSOCIATED LANDSCAPING) TO ALLOW THE APPLICANT THE FLEXIBILITY TO COMMENCE THE PHASES AS THEY WISH.

Proposal details

Reference
WD/2023/1947/FA
Ward
Arlington
Parish
Selmeston
Agent
ECE Planning Limited

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Application location

STONERY FARM, COMMON LANE, SELMESTON, BN26 6SU

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Notice 1 & LetterApplication Form28 Jul 2023View
-Application Form28 Jul 2023View
-Application Form for CIL9 Aug 2023View
-Covering Letter28 Jul 2023View
-Planning History9 Aug 2023View
Land Charges CIL Update – Liability NoticeCIL Documentation27 Sept 2023View
-Decision Notice27 Sept 2023View
DelegatedOfficer Report27 Sept 2023View

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