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Current Live Appeals (Planning and Enforcement) Current Live Appeals (Planning and Enforcement) Date Case Address Procedure Current Status Received Reference 27/10/2017 ENF 2 Tanners Lane Inquiry Inquiry Dates: 17/0083 East End Lymington All appeals at this site 9/10/11/12 April & Notice 1 SO41 5SP linked 16 April 2019 27/10/2017 ENF 2 Tanners Lane Inquiry Inquiry Dates: 17/0083 East End Lymington All appeals at this site 9/10/11/12 April & Notice 1 SO41 5SP linked 16 April 2019 27/10/2017 ENF 2 Tanners Lane Inquiry Inquiry Dates: 17/0083 East End Lymington All appeals at this site 9/10/11/12 April & Notice 2 SO41 5SP linked 16 April 2019 27/10/2017 ENF 2 Tanners Lane Inquiry Inquiry Dates: 17/0083 East End Lymington All appeals at this site 9/10/11/12 April & Notice 2 SO41 5SP linked 16 April 2019 15/05/2018 ENF Forest Falconry Written Representation Awaiting Decision 18/0022 New Road (Linked) Landford Salisbury Revised SP5 2AZ Procedure 24/05/2018 18/00092 The Silver Hind Hearing Hearing Date: Station Road 15 May 2019 Sway Lymington SO41 6BA 06/09/2018 ENF Tanglewood Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date 18/0093 Twiggs Lane Marchwood SO40 4UN 07/09/2018 18/00400 Ashley View Farm Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date Hyde Fordingbridge SP6 2QE Date Case Address Procedure Current Status Received Reference 16/10/2018 ENF 229 Woodlands Written Representation Statement Due: 18/0091 Road 14 May 2019 Woodlands Hampshire SO40 7GJ 23/10/2018 ENF 2 Rose Cottage Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date 18/0150 Canterton Lane Brook SO43 7HF 12/11/2018 18/00485 Wattons Farm Written Representation Awaiting Decision Holmsley Road New Milton Hampshire BH25 5TR 12/11/2018 18/00386 Annexe Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date Rose Cottage Canterton Lane Brook SO43 7HF 12/11/2018 ENF Ashley View Farm Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date 18/0060 Hyde Fordingbridge SP6 2QE 21/11/2018 18/00541 Hartwell Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date Newgrounds Godshill Fordingbridge SP6 2LJ 04/12/2018 18/00435 Linford Park Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date Nursing Home Linford Road Linford BH24 3HX 06/12/2018 18/00563 Sumaya Written Representation Awaiting Decision Undershore Road (Fast Track) Lymington Hampshire SO41 5SA 14/12/2018 18/00715 Halvergate Written Representation Awaiting Decision Pilley Street (Fast Track) Pilley Hampshire SO41 5QP Date Case Address Procedure Current Status Received Reference 21/12/2018 18/00706 Manor Bank Written Representation Awaiting Decision Cottage (Fast Track) Main Road East Boldre Brockenhurst Hampshire SO42 7WT 21/12/2018 18/00711 South Sway Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date Orchard South Sway Sway Lymington Hampshire SO41 6DP 24/01/2019 18/00523 The Caravan Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date Jan Ruis Nurseries Shirley Holms Road Boldre SO41 8NG 02/02/2019 18/00427 Forest Falconry Hearing Awaiting Hearing New Road date Landford Salisbury SP5 2AZ 11/02/2019 18/00624 Springfield Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date Station Road Sway Lymington SO41 6BA 13/02/2019 18/00902 Land rear of Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date 213 & 219 Lyndhurst Road Ashurst SO40 7AA 19/02/2019 18/00866 7 Durrant Way Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date Sway Hampshire SO41 6DQ Date Case Address Procedure Current Status Received Reference 19/02/2019 18/00943 Paddock View Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date Bashley Road Bashley New Milton Hampshire BH25 5RY 06/03/2019 18/00980 Merrifield Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date Flexford Lane Sway Hampshire SO41 6DN 08/03/2019 18/00601 Oakley Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date Mill Lane Burley Hampshire BH24 4HP 11/03/2019 18/00791 The Breakers Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date Saltgrass Lane Keyhaven Lymington Hampshire SO41 0TQ 11/03/2019 18/00792 The Breakers Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date Saltgrass Lane Keyhaven Lymington Hampshire SO41 0TQ 18/03/2019 18/00968 Broadhill Cottage Unconfirmed Awaiting Start Date Broadhill Lane Blissford SP6 2JH For further Information please contact: Julie Blake Planning Assistant Direct Dial: 01590 646613 Email: [email protected] .
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