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THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ANCILLARY SINGLE-STOREY BUILDING TO PROVIDE A SWIMMING POOL AND LEISURE FACILITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE MAIN DWELLING.

LONGBOURN, BURWASH ROAD, BROAD OAK, HEATHFIELD, TN21 8XG

Decision IssuedReference: WD/2026/0123/FWealden District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Issued
Application type
Full
Received
20 Jan 2026
Validated
21 Jan 2026
Determination deadline
18 Mar 2026
Local authority
Wealden District Council

Application overview

THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ANCILLARY SINGLE-STOREY BUILDING TO PROVIDE A SWIMMING POOL AND LEISURE FACILITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE MAIN DWELLING.

Proposal details

Reference
WD/2026/0123/F
Ward
Horam & Punnetts Town
Parish
Heathfield & Waldron
Agent
Richardson Architecture Ltd

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Application location

LONGBOURN, BURWASH ROAD, BROAD OAK, HEATHFIELD, TN21 8XG

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form20 Jan 2026View
-Application Form for CIL5 Feb 2026View
Existing Site Survey 794-003 Rev P1Block Plan20 Jan 2026View
Proposed Site Plan 794-004 Rev P1Block Plan20 Jan 2026View
Proposed Pool Elevations 794-007 Rev P1Elevations20 Jan 2026View
Proposed Pool Elevations 794-008 Rev P1Elevations20 Jan 2026View
Proposed Ground Floor 794-005 Rev P1Floor Layout20 Jan 2026View
Proposed Roof Plan 794-006 Rev P1Roof Layout20 Jan 2026View
Proposed Pool Sections 794-009 Rev P1Sections20 Jan 2026View
Location and Block Plan 794-001 Rev P1Site and Block Plan20 Jan 2026View
-Design and Access Statement20 Jan 2026View
Parish CouncilConsultee Response18 Feb 2026View
Site Photographs 780-002-Rev P1Photos20 Jan 2026View
-Planning History21 Jan 2026View
land adjPlanning History21 Jan 2026View
land adjPlanning History21 Jan 2026View
Land Charges CIL Update – Liability NoticeCIL Documentation27 Feb 2026View
-Decision Notice26 Feb 2026View
DelegatedOfficer Report26 Feb 2026View

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