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The erection of 7-bay (21m x 8.7 approx) mobile classroom building and access paving on existing Bellbird Primary School site for a temporary period until the 31st August 2020 and the installation of one additional cycle shelter.

The Bellbird Primary School, Link Road, Sawston, Cambridge, CB22 3GB

ApproveReference: S/0131/16/CCCambridgeshire County Council

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Application location

The Bellbird Primary School, Link Road, Sawston, Cambridge, CB22 3GB

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Full application
Received
22 Apr 2016
Validated
21 Apr 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

The erection of 7-bay (21m x 8.7 approx) mobile classroom building and access paving on existing Bellbird Primary School site for a temporary period until the 31st August 2020 and the installation of one additional cycle shelter.

Proposal details

Reference
S/0131/16/CC
Parish
Sawston
Agent
Mr Richard Swann, Cundall

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision25 Jul 2016View
Existing Site PlanApplication submission18 May 2016View
Detail plan REVISEDApplication submission18 May 2016View
Planning Statement rev C REVISEDApplication submission18 May 2016View
Site plan REVISEDApplication submission18 May 2016View
Location plan REVISEDApplication submission18 May 2016View
Location plan SUPERSEDEDApplication submission19 Apr 2016View
Reg 3 LetterApplication submission19 Apr 2016View
Elevations planApplication submission19 Apr 2016View
Travel PlanApplication submission19 Apr 2016View
Building planApplication submission19 Apr 2016View
Application FormApplication submission19 Apr 2016View
Planting ProposalsApplication submission19 Apr 2016View
Planning Statement SUPERSEDEDApplication submission19 Apr 2016View
Detail plan SUPERSEDEDApplication submission19 Apr 2016View
Transport StatementApplication submission19 Apr 2016View
Site plan SUPERSEDEDApplication submission19 Apr 2016View
from Sport EnglandConsultee comment1 Jun 2016View
from Police Crime Prevention Design AdvisorConsultee comment12 May 2016View
from Sawston Parish CouncilConsultee comment11 May 2016View
from Transport AssessmentsConsultee comment9 May 2016View
from Road Safety OfficerConsultee comment25 Apr 2016View

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