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The retention of a 7-bay (21m x 8.7m) mobile classroom for a temporary period with the retention of two scooter pods. , Informative: This is a Section 73 application that seeks to retain the existing mobile classroom without compliance with Condition 1 of planning permission CCC/21/014/VAR until on or before 31 August 2028.

Bottisham Primary School, Beechwood Avenue, Bottisham, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB25 9BE

ApproveReference: CCC/24/030/VARCambridgeshire County Council

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Application location

Bottisham Primary School, Beechwood Avenue, Bottisham, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB25 9BE

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Variation of condition
Received
3 Apr 2024
Validated
12 Apr 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

The retention of a 7-bay (21m x 8.7m) mobile classroom for a temporary period with the retention of two scooter pods. , Informative: This is a Section 73 application that seeks to retain the existing mobile classroom without compliance with Condition 1 of planning permission CCC/21/014/VAR until on or before 31 August 2028.

Proposal details

Reference
CCC/24/030/VAR
Parish
Bottisham
Agent
Mr William Nichols, Lanpro Services Ltd

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision5 Jun 2024View
DELEGATED REPORTDecision4 Jun 2024View
ELEVATION (SIDE) - PROPOSED_INCLUDED_IN_ELEVATION (FRONT) - PROPOSEDApplication submission3 Apr 2024View
COVERING LETTERApplication submission3 Apr 2024View
APPLICATION FORM REDACTEDApplication submission3 Apr 2024View
LOCATION PLANApplication submission3 Apr 2024View
ELEVATIONSApplication submission3 Apr 2024View
CCC LETTERApplication submission3 Apr 2024View
SITE PLANApplication submission3 Apr 2024View
PLANNING STATEMENTApplication submission3 Apr 2024View
FLOOR PLANApplication submission3 Apr 2024View
PREVIOUS DECISION NOTICE (CCC/21/014/VAR)Application submission3 Apr 2024View
EAST CAMBRIDGESHIRE DISTRICT COUNCILConsultee comment13 May 2024View
SPORT ENGLANDConsultee comment17 Apr 2024View
ECDC ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OFFICERConsultee comment17 Apr 2024View

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Valid Date

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  3. Consultation Start Date

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  4. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

Approve
DECISION NOTICE PREVIOUS DECISION NOTICE (CCC/21/014/VAR)
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