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PERMISSION IN PRINCIPLE FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT COMPRISING A MINIMUM OF 7 AND A MAXIMUM OF 9 DWELLINGS

LAND AT HOLLY GAP FARM, STATION ROAD, ISFIELD, TN22 5EU

Allocated to OfficerReference: WD/2026/0469/PIPWealden District Council

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  4. Site Notice Date

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Application summary

Status
Allocated to Officer
Application type
Permission in Principle
Received
3 Mar 2026
Validated
6 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
5 May 2026
Local authority
Wealden District Council

Application overview

PERMISSION IN PRINCIPLE FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT COMPRISING A MINIMUM OF 7 AND A MAXIMUM OF 9 DWELLINGS

Proposal details

Reference
WD/2026/0469/PIP
Ward
Danehill & Fletching
Parish
Isfield
Agent
Stonefields Planning Ltd

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Application location

LAND AT HOLLY GAP FARM, STATION ROAD, ISFIELD, TN22 5EU

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Documents 27 of 27

DocumentPublishedAction
-Application Form3 Mar 2026View
Proposed Masterplan - A-102Block Plan3 Mar 2026View
Location Plan - L-100Site Plan3 Mar 2026View
PlanningStatement3 Mar 2026View
Comments(1).pdfAdjoining/Neighbour Letter29 Mar 2026View
-Adjoining/Neighbour Letter30 Mar 2026View
-Adjoining/Neighbour Letter30 Mar 2026View
-Adjoining/Neighbour Letter30 Mar 2026View
-Adjoining/Neighbour Letter30 Mar 2026View
Comments (3).pdfAdjoining/Neighbour Letter30 Mar 2026View
Comments (4).pdfAdjoining/Neighbour Letter30 Mar 2026View
-Adjoining/Neighbour Letter31 Mar 2026View
Comments 6.pdfAdjoining/Neighbour Letter31 Mar 2026View
Comments 7.pdfAdjoining/Neighbour Letter31 Mar 2026View
26.0469 Cook 31.03.26.pdfAdjoining/Neighbour Letter31 Mar 2026View
Comments (9).pdfAdjoining/Neighbour Letter31 Mar 2026View
-Adjoining/Neighbour Letter31 Mar 2026View
-Adjoining/Neighbour Letter1 Apr 2026View
-Adjoining/Neighbour Letter8 Apr 2026View
-Adjoining/Neighbour Letter7 Apr 2026View
-Adjoining/Neighbour Letter10 Apr 2026View
-Adjoining/Neighbour Letter14 Apr 2026View
WDC HousingConsultee Response17 Mar 2026View
WDC/Rother Pollution ControlConsultee Response30 Mar 2026View
ESCC HighwaysConsultee Response2 Apr 2026View
Parish CouncilConsultee Response30 Mar 2026View
-Planning History5 Mar 2026View

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