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Non-Material amendment comprising a minor reduction in the length, and minor increase to the width and height of the car ports, as approved under planning application CCC/20/092/FUL Erection of four solar car ports and ancillary equipment in the rear car park of the Cambridgeshire County Council Civic Hub, soft landscaping proposals, external lighting, and all associated works.

New Shire Hall, Emery Crescent, Enterprise Campus, Alconbury Weald, PE28 4YE

ApproveReference: CCC/22/031/NMWCambridgeshire County Council

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Application location

New Shire Hall, Emery Crescent, Enterprise Campus, Alconbury Weald, PE28 4YE

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Non material Amendment
Received
18 Mar 2022
Validated
21 Mar 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Non-Material amendment comprising a minor reduction in the length, and minor increase to the width and height of the car ports, as approved under planning application CCC/20/092/FUL Erection of four solar car ports and ancillary equipment in the rear car park of the Cambridgeshire County Council Civic Hub, soft landscaping proposals, external lighting, and all associated works.

Proposal details

Reference
CCC/22/031/NMW
Parish
The Stukeleys
Agent
Mr Paul Kesslar-Lyne, David Lock Associates

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
NMA DECISIONDecision12 Apr 2022View
CCC_ALCO_SWE_ZZ_XX_DR_S_0110_C05Application submission18 Mar 2022View
COVERING LETTER NMA 18.03.22Application submission18 Mar 2022View
BMD.18.038.DR.P351 REV B PLANTINGApplication submission18 Mar 2022View
CCC_ALCO_BAR_ZZ_XX_0110_C02Application submission18 Mar 2022View
CCC_ALCO_BAR_ZZ_XX_0110_ABApplication submission18 Mar 2022View
CCC_ALCO_SWE_ZZ_XX_DR_S_0120_C04Application submission18 Mar 2022View
CCC_ALCO_SWE_ZZ_ZZ_DR_S_1000_C06Application submission18 Mar 2022View
BMD.18.038.DR.P153 REV A STAFF AMENITY SPACE GAApplication submission18 Mar 2022View
BMD.18.038.DR.P151 REV B LANDSCAPE MASTERPLAN GAApplication submission18 Mar 2022View
ATTACHMENT SUMMARYApplication submission18 Mar 2022View
APPLICATION FORM REDACTEDApplication submission18 Mar 2022View
FROM HDC LANDSCAPE OFFICERConsultee comment12 Apr 2022View
FROM HDC URBAN DESIGNConsultee comment12 Apr 2022View
FROM HDC SDMO (PLANNING OFFICER)Consultee comment4 Apr 2022View
FROM CCC HIGHWAYS DMConsultee comment23 Mar 2022View

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Approve
NMA DECISION
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