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Application Reference Number
2008/1253
Description
Erection of agricultural worker's dwelling
Site Address
Keresforth Hall Farm, Keresforth Hall Road, Kingstone, Barnsley, S70 6NH
Received Date
29 July 2008
Valid From
12 August 2008
Decision
Refuse
Status
Final Decision
Further Information
Applicant Name
Miss Alex Wilshaw
Applicant Address
Oulton Hall Oulton Wigton Cumberia CA7 0NG
Parish
None
Ward
Kingstone Ward
Application Type
Reserved Matters
Determination Level
Delegated
Agent Name
NA
Case Officer Name
Kathy Driver
Case Officer Telephone
2586
Case Officer Email
developmentmanagement@barnsley.gov.uk
Environmental Assessment Required
No
Important Dates
Received Date
29 July 2008
Valid From
12 August 2008
Consultation Expiry Date
4 September 2008
Target Decision Date
7 October 2008
Extended Target Decision Date
Not yet determined
Decision Date
8 October 2008
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Consultee Details
Company Name
Address
Drainage (Derek Bell)
Westgate Plaza 1 PO Box 601 Barnsley S70 9FA
Highways DC
Highways and Engineering Level 2 Westgate Plaza 1 PO Box 604 Barnsley S70 9FE
Yorkshire Water Services Limited
Land Use Planning Western Way Halifax Road BRADFORD BD6 2LZ
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Application form
2008_1253 Application Form ( 5.45 MB )
Plans
2008_1253 Decision Notice B_05_1147_BA.pdf ( 0.5 MB )
2008_1253 Design and Access Statement.pdf ( 0.08 MB )
2008_1253 Proposed Plans and Elevations.pdf ( 5.35 MB )
2008_1253 Schedule One.pdf ( 0.26 MB )
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