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Erection of new hard surfaced access path and 30 cycle parking spaces

St Neots Community College, Barford Road, Eynesbury, St Neots, PE19 2SH

ApproveReference: H/05001/11/CCCambridgeshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Full application
Received
11 Feb 2011
Validated
11 Feb 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Erection of new hard surfaced access path and 30 cycle parking spaces

Proposal details

Reference
H/05001/11/CC
Parish
St Neots

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Application location

St Neots Community College, Barford Road, Eynesbury, St Neots, PE19 2SH

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notices & Conditions - DocDcn01Decision29 Mar 2011View
Application Submission Details - StNeotsBrgAppLetter13044560002.pdfApplication submission17 Feb 2011View
Application Submission Details - StNeotsBrg2a13044560002.pdfApplication submission17 Feb 2011View
Application Submission Details - Path proposals13044560002.pdfApplication submission17 Feb 2011View
Application Submission Details - StNeots CC Site Plan11012714385002613044560002.pdfApplication submission17 Feb 2011View
Application Submission Details - ApplicationFormNoPersonalData13044560002.pdfApplication submission17 Feb 2011View
Application Submission Details - StNeotsBrgPlnStmnt13044560001.pdfApplication submission17 Feb 2011View
Application Submission Details - St Neots CC Block Plan13044560002.pdfApplication submission17 Feb 2011View
Application Submission Details - StNeots CC Site Plan13044560002.pdfApplication submission17 Feb 2011View
Application Submission Details - StNeotsBrgPlnStmnt13044560000.pdfApplication submission11 Feb 2011View
Application Submission Details - StNeotsBrg2a13044560001.pdfApplication submission11 Feb 2011View
Application Submission Details - Path proposals13044560001.pdfApplication submission11 Feb 2011View
Application Submission Details - St Neots CC Block Plan13044560001.pdfApplication submission11 Feb 2011View
Application Submission Details - StNeotsBrgAppLetter13044560001.pdfApplication submission11 Feb 2011View
Application Submission Details - StNeots CC Site Plan13044560001.pdfApplication submission11 Feb 2011View
Application Submission Details - StNeots CC Site Plan11012714385002613044560001.pdfApplication submission11 Feb 2011View

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Decision Notices & Conditions - DocDcn01
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