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NEW AGRICULTURAL BUILDING FOR HAY STORE AND NEW AGRICULTURAL BUILDING FOR MACHINERY, BOTH WITH ASSOCIATED GRADED ENGINEERING WORKS.

COURT LODGE MARSH FARM, BARNHORN OLD ROAD, HOOE, TN33 9HH

Decision IssuedReference: WD/2024/7044/ADPWealden District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Issued
Application type
Agricultural Determination Prior Approval
Received
29 Nov 2024
Validated
2 Jan 2025
Determination deadline
27 Feb 2025
Local authority
Wealden District Council

Application overview

NEW AGRICULTURAL BUILDING FOR HAY STORE AND NEW AGRICULTURAL BUILDING FOR MACHINERY, BOTH WITH ASSOCIATED GRADED ENGINEERING WORKS.

Proposal details

Reference
WD/2024/7044/ADP
Ward
Herstmonceux & Pevensey Levels
Parish
Hooe
Agent
Baker Architectural Ltd

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Application location

COURT LODGE MARSH FARM, BARNHORN OLD ROAD, HOOE, TN33 9HH

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
-Application Form29 Nov 2024View
DETERMINED PLAN - Prior Approval Required - Existing - BA2447.02 Rev ABlock Plan29 Nov 2024View
DETERMINED PLAN - Prior Approval Required - Proposed - BA2447.04 Rev ABlock Plan29 Nov 2024View
DETERMINED PLAN - Prior Approval Required - Barn 1 - Proposed Plan & Elevations - BA2447.05General Plan29 Nov 2024View
DETERMINED PLAN - Prior Approval Required - Barn 2 - Proposed Plan & Elevations - BA2447.06General Plan29 Nov 2024View
DETERMINED PLAN - Prior Approval Required - Existing - BA2447.01Site Plan29 Nov 2024View
Flood InformationAccompanying Documents (Misc)2 Jan 2025View
Environmental informationAccompanying Documents (Misc)2 Jan 2025View
Derogation reportReport2 Jan 2025View
Environment AgencyConsultee Response13 Jan 2025View
Natural EnglandConsultee Response22 Jan 2025View
Environment AgencyConsultee Response29 Jan 2025View
-Planning History3 Dec 2024View
Prior Approval RequiredDecision Notice20 Dec 2024View
-Decision Notice24 Feb 2025View
Delegated - Prior Approval RequiredOfficer Report20 Dec 2024View
DelegatedOfficer Report24 Feb 2025View

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