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Demolition of existing cowshed / slurry pit/ tank, silage clamp and erection of two dwellings; Demolition of existing extension/shed and erection of new extension to existing farmhouse and erection of stone boundary wall/gate to define curtilage of existing dwelling

Bees Nest Farm, Casterton, CARNFORTH, LA6 2SF

Not ProgressedReference: SL/2016/0401Westmorland and Furness Council

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Application summary

Status
Not Progressed
Application type
Full Application
Received
28 Apr 2016
Validated
6 May 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Westmorland and Furness Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing cowshed / slurry pit/ tank, silage clamp and erection of two dwellings; Demolition of existing extension/shed and erection of new extension to existing farmhouse and erection of stone boundary wall/gate to define curtilage of existing dwelling

Proposal details

Reference
SL/2016/0401
Parish
Casterton
Agent
JMP Architects

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Application location

Bees Nest Farm, Casterton, CARNFORTH, LA6 2SF

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - webApplication Form28 Apr 2016View
Existing Site Plan - A1 - Site survey plan - 60Existing Block/Site Plan28 Apr 2016View
Proposed Site Plan - A1 - Proposed site plan - 62Proposed Block/Site Plan28 Apr 2016View
Proposed Elevation Plan - A1 - Proposed elevation plans - 65Proposed Elevations Plan28 Apr 2016View
Proposed Elevation Plan - A1 - Proposed elevation & section plans - 64Proposed Elevations Plan28 Apr 2016View
Proposed Floor Plan - A1 - Proposed floor plans, section & elevation plans - 66Proposed Floor Plan28 Apr 2016View
Proposed Floor Plan - A1 - Proposed ground floor plans - 63Proposed Floor Plan28 Apr 2016View
Consultee Response - SLDC - Env ProtectionConsultation Response23 May 2016View
Consultee Response - HighwaysConsultation Response23 May 2016View
Consultee Response - Casterton PCConsultation Response23 May 2016View
Consultee Response - Yorkshire Dales NPConsultation Response18 May 2016View
PARISH COUNCIL NOTIFICATION LETTERConsultation10 May 2016View
Brochure - Biodisc - High performance sewage treatment plant for domestic applicationsDocument28 Apr 2016View
Drainage ReportDrainage Report6 May 2016View
General Report - Phase 1 desk studyGeneral Report28 Apr 2016View
Location Plan - A4 - Location plan - 61Location Plan28 Apr 2016View

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