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Certificate of lawfulness for existing use of land for recreational purposes in connection with and ancillary to the neighbouring caravan park, currently named Appledore Park Caravan and Campsite

Land at SX 612 978 Sampford Courtenay

ApprovedReference: 2703/24/CLEWest Devon Borough Council

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Application location

Land at SX 612 978 Sampford Courtenay

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Certificate of Lawfulness for Existing Use
Received
21 Aug 2024
Validated
21 Aug 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Devon Borough Council

Application overview

Certificate of lawfulness for existing use of land for recreational purposes in connection with and ancillary to the neighbouring caravan park, currently named Appledore Park Caravan and Campsite

Proposal details

Reference
2703/24/CLE
Ward
Exbourne
Parish
Sampford Courtenay
Agent
Mr Guy Bailey, Anson Planning Limited

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice15 Nov 2024View
Planning Officers ReportOfficer Report15 Nov 2024View
Site location planSite Location Plan21 Aug 2024View
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form21 Aug 2024View
Covering LetterSupporting Information21 Aug 2024View
Appendix A - Statutory DeclarationsSupporting Information21 Aug 2024View
Appendix B - Emails to OwnersSupporting Information21 Aug 2024View
Appendix C - Photos of Use of FieldSupporting Information21 Aug 2024View
Appendix D - Website Front Page Sept 2013Supporting Information21 Aug 2024View
Appendix E - Pitch Up Spring and Summer 2024Supporting Information21 Aug 2024View
Appendix E - Pitch Up Winter 2023 and Start 2024Supporting Information21 Aug 2024View
Appendix F - Google Review 2024Supporting Information21 Aug 2024View
Appendix F - Google Review Summer 2024Supporting Information21 Aug 2024View
Appendix F - Google Review 1Supporting Information21 Aug 2024View
Appendix F - Google Review 2Supporting Information21 Aug 2024View
Appendix F - Google ReviewSupporting Information21 Aug 2024View
Appendix G - Trip Advisor Review Sept 2021Supporting Information21 Aug 2024View
DCC Highways - No Highway ImplicationConsultation Response - External4 Sept 2024View

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Decision & conditions

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