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Erection of new covered silage pit and muck store.

Abbey Park Bleatarn Appleby-in-westmorland CA16 6PX

WithdrawnReference: 2025/2224/FPAWestmorland and Furness Council

Last published check: 19 Oct 2026, 15:05. Check the council record for more recent changes.

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Full Application
Received
18 Nov 2025
Validated
29 May 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Westmorland and Furness Council

Application overview

Erection of new covered silage pit and muck store.

Proposal details

Reference
2025/2224/FPA
Ward
Appleby and Brough
Parish
Warcop
Agent
Mr Ian Cleasby, Ian Cleasby Drafting & Design Limited

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Application location

Abbey Park Bleatarn Appleby-in-westmorland CA16 6PX

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form No Personal Data29 May 2026View
Silage and Muck Store Site LayoutsExisting and Proposed Plan18 Nov 2025View
Existing ElevationsExisting Elevations Plan18 Nov 2025View
Silage and Muck Store ElevationsProposed Elevations Plan12 Jan 2026View
Proposed Elevations - Silage and Muck StoreProposed Elevations Plan12 Jan 2026View
Location PlanSite Location Plan16 Mar 2026View
Preliminary Ecological Assessment V3 RedactedBiodiversity Survey/Report28 May 2026View
Design and Access StatementDesign & Access Statement12 Jan 2026View
Statutory Biodiversity Metric V3Metric28 May 2026View
Planning StatementPlanning Statement12 Jan 2026View
Ecology Response with EH commentSupporting Documentation11 Aug 2026View
Environment AgencyConsultation Response15 Jun 2026View
Historic Environment OfficerConsultation Response Attachment2 Jun 2026View
Natural EnglandConsultation Response Attachment17 Jun 2026View
Natural England - Annex A.pdfConsultation Response Attachment17 Jun 2026View
HighwaysConsultation Response Attachment23 Jun 2026View
EcologyConsultation Response Attachment21 Jul 2026View

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