DC/26/3047/DRCUndecided

Land At Blomvyle Hall Easton Lane Hacheston Suffolk

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Consultation period ended 7 days ago

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Proposal

Discharge of Condition Nos. 37, 38 and BNG Condition of DC/24/4527/FUL - A phased full planning application for (1) the development of a 0.3 hectare solar farm with an equipment kiosk, (2) the conversion of two traditional agricultural barns into two dwellings including the rebuilding of a collapsed range, (3) the demolition of an employment building and an agricultural building, (4) the development of a new office building, (5) the conversion of traditional agricultural brick and timber buildings to three dwellings, and residential storage (6) the development of a building for use as a cycle shelter, (7) the conversion and extension of an existing agricultural silo to a dwelling, (8) alterations to the vehicular accesses, the creation of vehicular parking and associated infrastructure and landscaping. - This Discharge of Conditions Application only relates to Phase 2 (Phase A) and Phase 9 (Phase H) - Biodiversity Gain Plan and Habitat Management and Monitoring Plan (the HMMP)

Received

27 August 2026

First tracked

03 September 2026

Last checked

04 September 2026

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