What’s planned at Braysdown Stables Ltd, Gassons
- Reference
- 26/03517/VAR
- Address
- Braysdown Stables Ltd, Gassons, Peasedown St John, Bath, BA2 8FE
- Ward
- Bathavon South
- Parish
- Shoscombe
- Area
- Bathavon South
- Type
- Application for Variation of Condition
- Status
- Under consideration
- Received
- Validated
- On the register
- Comments close
- Target decision
- Applicant
- Braysdown Stables
- Agent
- BPB Architect Ltd
- Conservation area
- No
- Listed building
- No
- Council page
- 26/03517/VAR on the B&NES register
What it is
Change to an approved plan: approval of reserved matters with regard to outline application 22/04652/OUT for the erection of…
The application says: “Variation of condition 7 (Plans List) of application 23/04741/RES (Approval of reserved matters with regard to outline application 22/04652/OUT for the erection of permanent equestrian managers dwelling.)”
Comments close on . Read the plans and comment on the council’s planning page.
Where it is
The larger pin in the middle is this one. The smaller pins around it are the things listed below, all within a ten-minute walk.
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Near this
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Tree work: Willow T1: fell Sycamore T2: fell
4 Braysdown Yard, Colliery Lane, Peasedown St John, Bath, BA2 8LL
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Prior approval to turn an agricultural building into 1 house and associated operational development
Lower Shoscombe Farm, Rag Hill, Shoscombe, Bath, BA2 8LT
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Single-storey rear extension that would 1) extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by 3.68 metres…
Brindley Cottage, 3 Foxcote View, St Julian's Road, Shoscombe, Bath, BA2 8NE
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Significant vegetation between broken wall highway edge and highway itself
Weeds have been allowed to grow rampant on highway edge opposite a junction AGAIN and still no action is being taken to redefine / repair highway edge stone walling (which at its…
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Overgrown and footpath getting narrow
Work was carried out to improve the footpath between Rag Hill and Braysdown lane a few years ago, but it is now overgrown and in parts the footpath is narrow due to undergrowth…
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Waterlogged path
The footpath appears to have a spring adjacent to it which keeps the footpath waterlogged with deep mud all year (even through this whole heatwave).