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CONVERSION OF AGRICULTURAL BUILDING (BYRE) TO CREATE 2 NO. 3 BEDROOM DWELLINGHOUSES INCLUDING CHANGE OF USE OF LAND TO CREATE AMENITY SPACE, PEDESTRIAN ACCESS AND PARKING.

BOLTWOOD PARK FARM, SCRAPERS HILL, CHIDDINGLY, BN8 6HH

Decision IssuedReference: WD/2025/0936/P04Wealden District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Issued
Application type
PD Change of use from Agricultural to Dwellings
Received
7 Apr 2025
Validated
8 Apr 2025
Determination deadline
3 Jun 2025
Local authority
Wealden District Council

Application overview

CONVERSION OF AGRICULTURAL BUILDING (BYRE) TO CREATE 2 NO. 3 BEDROOM DWELLINGHOUSES INCLUDING CHANGE OF USE OF LAND TO CREATE AMENITY SPACE, PEDESTRIAN ACCESS AND PARKING.

Proposal details

Reference
WD/2025/0936/P04
Ward
Chiddingly, East Hoathly & Waldron
Parish
Chiddingly
Agent
Colin and Gavin Humphrey Chartered Architects

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Application location

BOLTWOOD PARK FARM, SCRAPERS HILL, CHIDDINGLY, BN8 6HH

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
-Application Form7 Apr 2025View
-Application Form for CIL7 Apr 2025View
25-289-02Block Plan7 Apr 2025View
Existing Plan, Elevations & Section - 25-289-03 Rev AGeneral Plan30 May 2025View
Proposed Plan, Elevations & Section - 25-289-04 Rev AGeneral Plan30 May 2025View
25-289-01 Rev ASite Plan28 May 2025View
Structural Analysis ReportReport7 Apr 2025View
PlanningStatement7 Apr 2025View
Existing Plan, Elevations & Section - 25-289-03SUPERSEDED General Plan7 Apr 2025View
Proposed Plan, Elevations & Section - 25-289-04SUPERSEDED General Plan7 Apr 2025View
25-289-01SUPERSEDED Site Plan7 Apr 2025View
Parish CouncilConsultee Response16 May 2025View
ESCC HighwaysConsultee Response27 May 2025View
-Planning History7 Apr 2025View
-Planning History7 Apr 2025View
Land Charges CIL Update – Liability NoticeCIL Documentation5 Jun 2025View
-Decision Notice3 Jun 2025View
DelegatedOfficer Report3 Jun 2025View

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