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Outline permission for the remaining part of the secondary school comprising 8 forms of entry (1200 pupils); a 3 form of entry primary school (630 pupils); a post 16 education college (400 places), the remaining part of the indoor sports facilities, playing fields, car and cycle parking, landscaping and ancillary development, Full permission for part of a new secondary school comprising 4 forms of entry (600 pupils); a Special Educational Needs School (SEN) (110 pupils); energy centre; car and cycle parking, indoor sports facilities, hard landscaped playing courts, playing fields, access, landscaping and ancillary development. Cond 20: External Materials (Windows, Parapets and Copings)

Northstowe Secondary College, Stirling Road, Northstowe, Cambridgeshire, CB24 1DJ

ApproveReference: S/0092/18/CC/C1Cambridgeshire County Council

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Application location

Northstowe Secondary College, Stirling Road, Northstowe, Cambridgeshire, CB24 1DJ

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Full application
Received
10 Nov 2018
Validated
9 Nov 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Outline permission for the remaining part of the secondary school comprising 8 forms of entry (1200 pupils); a 3 form of entry primary school (630 pupils); a post 16 education college (400 places), the remaining part of the indoor sports facilities, playing fields, car and cycle parking, landscaping and ancillary development, Full permission for part of a new secondary school comprising 4 forms of entry (600 pupils); a Special Educational Needs School (SEN) (110 pupils); energy centre; car and cycle parking, indoor sports facilities, hard landscaped playing courts, playing fields, access, landscaping and ancillary development. Cond 20: External Materials (Windows, Parapets and Copings)

Proposal details

Reference
S/0092/18/CC/C1
Parish
Longstanton
Agent
Fletcher, Strutt And Parker

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision letter to agentDecision21 Dec 2018View
original decision noticeDecision16 Nov 2018View
Application FormApplication submission16 Nov 2018View
HEAD DETAIL COORDINATION (1)Application submission16 Nov 2018View
HEAD DETAIL COORDINATION (1)Application submission16 Nov 2018View
EXTERNAL WALL DETAIL(1)Application submission16 Nov 2018View

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Decision & conditions

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Decision letter to agent original decision notice
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