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Certificate of lawfulness for existing use of the stable as a single dwelling

Stable Cottage Willestrew Park Lamerton PL19 8PZ

ApprovedReference: 0729/24/CLEWest Devon Borough Council

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Application location

Stable Cottage Willestrew Park Lamerton PL19 8PZ

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Certificate of Lawfulness for Existing Use
Received
29 Feb 2024
Validated
7 Mar 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Devon Borough Council

Application overview

Certificate of lawfulness for existing use of the stable as a single dwelling

Proposal details

Reference
0729/24/CLE
Ward
Milton Ford
Parish
Lamerton
Agent
Peter Rowan, Rowan Edwards LTD

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Documents 26 of 26

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice20 May 2024View
Planning Officers ReportOfficer Report20 May 2024View
#Spicer BLPL FEB24Document referred to in decision29 Feb 2024View
#Spicer Loc PL FEB24Document referred to in decision29 Feb 2024View
#Spicer PL FEB24Document referred to in decision29 Mar 2024View
Spicer PLhistorical FEB24General Plan29 Feb 2024View
Application formApplication Form29 Feb 2024View
Planning Statement for SpicerPlanning Statement8 Mar 2024View
Spicer Stable PHO panaramaSupporting Information29 Mar 2024View
Spicer Stable PHO1Supporting Information29 Feb 2024View
Spicer Stable PHO2Supporting Information29 Feb 2024View
Spicer Stable PHO3Supporting Information29 Feb 2024View
Spicer Stable PHO4Supporting Information29 Feb 2024View
Spicer Stable PHO5Supporting Information29 Feb 2024View
Spicer Stable PHO6Supporting Information29 Feb 2024View
Spicer Stable PHO7Supporting Information29 Feb 2024View
Spicer Stable PHO8Supporting Information29 Feb 2024View
Signed statement - 3Supporting Information8 Mar 2024View
Signed statement - 2Supporting Information8 Mar 2024View
Signed statement - 1Supporting Information8 Mar 2024View
Signed statement - 4Supporting Information8 Mar 2024View
Email friom buildersSupporting Information8 May 2024View
Sales particularsSupporting Information8 May 2024View
Letter from Brett DrakeSupporting Information17 May 2024View
Photograph from Brett DarkeSupporting Information17 May 2024View
COR - Lamerton PC responseConsultation Response - Parish27 Mar 2024View

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  4. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

Approved
Decision Notice #Spicer BLPL FEB24 #Spicer Loc PL FEB24 #Spicer PL FEB24
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