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RETROSPECTIVE APPLICATION FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW AGRICULTURAL ACCESS TRACK

HIGHFIELDS, BEECH GREEN LANE, WITHYHAM, TN7 4DB

Allocated to OfficerReference: WD/2026/0632/FRWealden District Council

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Valid Date

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  3. Consultation Start Date

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  4. Site Notice Date

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  6. Advert Expiry

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Application summary

Status
Allocated to Officer
Application type
Full - Retrospective
Received
25 Mar 2026
Validated
9 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
4 Aug 2026
Local authority
Wealden District Council

Application overview

RETROSPECTIVE APPLICATION FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW AGRICULTURAL ACCESS TRACK

Proposal details

Reference
WD/2026/0632/FR
Ward
Withyham
Parish
Withyham
Agent
Complete Land Management

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Application location

HIGHFIELDS, BEECH GREEN LANE, WITHYHAM, TN7 4DB

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
-Application Form25 Mar 2026View
-Application Form for CIL25 Mar 2026View
Construction Specification and Typical Section - CLM/01General Plan25 Mar 2026View
Plan 3 - JM.DR.SP3.01Site Plan25 Mar 2026View
Plan 4 - Completed track network -JM.DR.SP4.01Site Plan25 Mar 2026View
Plan 1 - Existing track approved under WD/2023/701/AD - JM.DR.SP1.01Site Plan25 Mar 2026View
Plan 2 - Section of track removed and realigned - JM.DR.SP2.01Site Plan25 Mar 2026View
Site Plan Plan 5 - JM.DR.HP1.01ASite Plan9 Jun 2026View
-Design and Access Statement25 Mar 2026View
Heritage StatementStatement9 Jun 2026View
WDC Planning EnforcementConsultee Response12 Jun 2026View
ESCC Flood Risk ManagementConsultee Response23 Jun 2026View
Parish CouncilConsultee Response23 Jun 2026View
NatureSpace Newt OfficerConsultee Response30 Jun 2026View
WDC BiodiversityConsultee Response14 Jul 2026View
WDC ArboricultureConsultee Response14 Jul 2026View
WDC/Rother Pollution ControlConsultee Response26 Aug 2026View
-Photos9 Jun 2026View
-Planning History25 Mar 2026View
Listed BuildingPlanning History25 Mar 2026View

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