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RETENTION OF EXISTING DWELLING AND VEHICULAR ACCESS, CREATION OF CAR PARKING SPACES AND ASSOCIATED LANDSCAPING.

THE HINDLANDS, EASTBOURNE ROAD, LOWER WILLINGDON, BN20 9NU

Allocated to OfficerReference: WD/2025/1272/FWealden District Council

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Application summary

Status
Allocated to Officer
Application type
Full
Received
21 May 2025
Validated
18 Jun 2025
Determination deadline
15 Sept 2026
Local authority
Wealden District Council

Application overview

RETENTION OF EXISTING DWELLING AND VEHICULAR ACCESS, CREATION OF CAR PARKING SPACES AND ASSOCIATED LANDSCAPING.

Proposal details

Reference
WD/2025/1272/F
Ward
Lower Willingdon
Parish
Willingdon & Jevington
Agent
ECE Planning Limited

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Application location

THE HINDLANDS, EASTBOURNE ROAD, LOWER WILLINGDON, BN20 9NU

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
-Application Form21 May 2025View
-Application Form for CIL21 May 2025View
-Covering Letter18 Jun 2025View
Site Block Plan Existing & Proposed - A-PL-002 Rev HBlock Plan13 Feb 2026View
Existing Property Floor Plans & Elevations - A-PL-003General Plan5 Jun 2025View
Proposed Property Floor Plans & Elevations - A-PL-004General Plan5 Jun 2025View
A-PL-001 Rev ASite Plan5 Jun 2025View
Notice 1Accompanying Documents (Misc)21 May 2025View
Technical Transport NoteReport28 Aug 2025View
Flood Risk StatementReport23 Jan 2026View
Technical Transport NoteReport23 Jan 2026View
Designers Response to Stage 1 Road Safety AuditReport23 Jan 2026View
Site Block Plan Existing & Proposed - A-PL-002 Rev FSUPERSEDED Block Plan18 Jun 2025View
NatureSpace Newt OfficerConsultee Response10 Jul 2025View
Parish CouncilConsultee Response17 Jul 2025View
ESCC HighwaysConsultee Response21 Jul 2025View
ESCC HighwaysConsultee Response5 Feb 2026View
-Planning History22 May 2025View
Final DraftLegal Agreement7 Oct 2026View
Final DraftLegal Agreement Plans7 Oct 2026View
Resolution to ApproveOfficer Report12 Aug 2026View

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