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11 Pages 136-147 N/105/00418/13 MR. P & M. TIPPER THE GREYHOUND INN, 38 UPGATE, LOUTH REFUSAL MR. A. ALLEN 12. Pages 148-157 N/105/00419/13 MR. P & M. TIPPER THE GREYHOUND INN, 38 UPGATE, LOUTH REFUSAL MR. A. ALLEN 13. Pages 158-177 N/105/02416/12 MR. A. WALLER REVENUE BUILDINGS, CHEQUERGATE, LOUTH REFUSAL MR. A. ALLEN 14. Pages 178-191 N/105/02624/12 MR. A. WALLER REVENUE BUILDINGS, CHEQUERGATE, LOUTH APPROVE WITH CONDITIONS MR. A. ALLEN 15. Pages 192-213 N/125/02402/12 MRS. D. BAXTER THE NURSERIES, COOTS LANE, MU<strong>MB</strong>Y, ALFORD REASONS FOR REFUSAL MR. C. PANTON 16. Pages 214-223 S/152/00279/13 BOSTON METHODIST CIRCUIT NORTHLANDS METHODIST CHURCH, NORTHLANDS, SIBSEY, BOSTON APPROVE WITH CONDITIONS MR. C. PANTON 17. Pages 224-228 N/084/00506/13 MR. W. RICHARDS BELMONT COURT, THAMES STREET, HOGSTHORPE, SKEGNESS APPROVE MR. C. PANTON Item 15 was heard on the 18 th April 2013 Page 34
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the investigation, retrieval and re
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Agenda Item 8 [08] Remove or Vary a
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4.6 ENVIRONMENT AGENCY: Do not wish
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Other Policy Guidance Companion Gui
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season, which would be between Nove
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• The Solar panels shall be set a
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stands to a roof patio. The proposa
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The Principle of the Development (H
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avoid social and economic blight. T
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enhances the locally distinctive ch
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Highway Safety and Traffic Capacity
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Agenda Item 10 [10] Outline Plannin
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northern part of the site. The foll
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• Conflict with the locally disti
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Authority. This scheme should inclu
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East Lindsey Local Plan Alteration
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Plan. 8.6 The proposal envisages th
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NPPF aims to move from a net loss o
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Reason: To ensure that the Local Pl
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accordance with the scheme so appro
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Agenda Item 11 [11] Full Planning P
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4.5 LCC as HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT OFF
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a building that is one of Louth's m
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character of the locality. 7.3 As s
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patio area to the south of the buil
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4.4 LCC AS HIGHWAY AUTHORITY - It i
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the East Midlands Regional Plan 200
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In my opinion the carriage arch and
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uildings and although the scheme wi
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from the access will be in conflict
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does not appear to be clear from th
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planning authorities are required t
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all new housing development is sust
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arrangements. 7.17 In this case the
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cyclists or pedestrians, avoiding s
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which the end result would form a m
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4.7 LOUTH CIVIC TRUST - No observat
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6.0 PLANNING POLICY 6.1 Section 38(
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8.0 CONCLUSION 8.1 In this case the
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SCHEDULE OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS T
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Consultees 4.3 MUMBY PARISH COUNCIL
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spreading fertilizer, spraying, har
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to make a good go of a new business
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settlement.’ How the sites sits w
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This includes additional expenditur
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amenity of nearby properties. 9.25
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not a particularly sustainable vill
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of 12 months beginning with the dat
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5.0 The Ward Member has been made a
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9.3 The actual use as a dwelling is
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Agenda Item 17 [17] Remove or Vary
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permanent occupation of the 4 no. b
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Agenda Item 18 EAST LINDSEY DISTRIC
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ehalf of the insurer of 28 South St
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shrinkage as a result of vegetation
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ACCESS TO INFORMA
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Policy No. EAST LINDSEY LOCAL PLAN
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