Planning – Application Comments

Help with this page (opens in a new window)

2014/0066/FUL | Amendment to Condition 15 of planning permission APP/2011/0791 (erection of three storey split level dwellinghouse with garage, following demolition of existing dwellinghouse, and disposal of spoil at south of site), to specify revised mitigation measures for bats and great crested newts: "The mitigation measures for bats and great crested newts, set out in the following documents, shall be undertaken within the timescales specified therein: Bats: Darwin Ecology Ltd. Bat Method Statement Document 2 - Delivery Information, April 2014 Revision B Great Crested Newts: EMEC Ecology Report of 17 May 2012 (Ref:12/3211/AS/01 ref. 1), Section 6 and Figure 3. No development shall be undertaken except in accordance with these approved schemes of mitigation." | The Chestnuts Lyndon Road Hambleton Rutland Decision: Application Withdrawn
  • Print summary icon
Received
Tue 21 Jan 2014
Validated
Wed 22 Jan 2014
Consultation
Recommendation and/or Committee
Decided
Fri 30 Dec 2016

You are making a comment supporting or objecting to this application.  Your comments will be submitted and in due course made available online and can be viewed in the documents tab. Important – a planning application is a public document and you should therefore be aware that any comments you make will be made available to others and published on our website. Personal contact details will be removed before publishing but your name and postal address will remain visible. Your email address will be used to enable us to confirm receipt of your comment. For more information about your Rights regarding Data Protection please contact dataprotection@rutland.gov.uk. If any of the content is racist it will be returned to you and the Police may be notified. 

Comments may not be submitted at this time.

The consultation period for this application has ended. Comments that have been submitted may be viewed within the list of documents for this application.

Powered by Idox