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Consultees for Planning Application - CB/26/01200/FULL
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Total Number of Consultees Consulted:23

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Consultee
15/05/20261) Neighbourhood Plan, Central Bedfordshire Council
15/05/20262) Commissioning Team, Children's Services, Central Bedfordshire Council
15/05/20263) Highways Team (Development Management), Central Bedfordshire Council
03/06/20264) Pollution Team, Central Bedfordshire Council
15/05/20265) Landscape Officer - South, Central Bedfordshire Council
15/05/20266) Transport Strategy - Travel Plans, Central Bedfordshire Council
15/05/20267) Digital Programme, Central Bedfordshire Council
15/05/20268) Archaeology, Central Bedfordshire Council
15/05/20269) Technical & Specialist Team, Central Bedfordshire Council
15/05/202610) Bedfordshire District Licencing - Great Crested Newts
15/05/202611) Natural England - Consultation Service
15/05/202612) The Upper Ouse Water Management Board
15/05/202613) Leighton-Linslade Town Council
26/05/202614) Conservation, Central Bedfordshire Council
26/05/202615) SuDS Management Team, Central Bedfordshire Council
26/05/202616) Renewables, Sustainable Growth & Climate Change, Central Bedfordshire Council
26/05/202617) Anglian Water
26/05/202618) Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service
26/05/202619) Designing Out Crime Team
15/05/202620) Trees and Landscape South, Central Bedfordshire Council
15/05/202621) Cllr S Roberts
15/05/202622) Cllr C Leaman
15/05/202623) Cllr E Holland-Lindsay
Unfortunately, the consultation period for this application is not open. Please contact the case officer directly if you have any questions.

In addition to consultations with the bodies listed, publicity of this application will be undertaken in accordance with national and local requirements. This publicity most usually takes the form of letters to individual nearby properties, the posting of site notices or the placing of a public notice in the local weekly newspaper.

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