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Change of use of former Ministry of Defence rifle range building to an early years playgroup space, to include 2 dedicated drop off parking spaces; the use of an additional 8 parking spaces for staff and visitors; amendments to the external faades to provide new doors and windows; and associated landscaping works, play yard, bin store, fencing and hard-surfacing (Amended description 05.10.2017).

Building 2, Former Rifle Range Building For Ministry Of Defence, Waterbeach Barracks, Denny End Road, Waterbeach, CB25 9PA

ApproveReference: S/0246/17/CCCambridgeshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Full application
Received
24 Aug 2017
Validated
23 Aug 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Change of use of former Ministry of Defence rifle range building to an early years playgroup space, to include 2 dedicated drop off parking spaces; the use of an additional 8 parking spaces for staff and visitors; amendments to the external faades to provide new doors and windows; and associated landscaping works, play yard, bin store, fencing and hard-surfacing (Amended description 05.10.2017).

Proposal details

Reference
S/0246/17/CC
Parish
Waterbeach
Agent
Mr Thomas Makey, Gleeds Building Surveying Ltd

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Application location

Building 2, Former Rifle Range Building For Ministry Of Defence, Waterbeach Barracks, Denny End Road, Waterbeach, CB25 9PA

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision26 Oct 2017View
Reg 3 letterApplication submission25 Aug 2017View
MOD letterApplication submission25 Aug 2017View
Construction Traffic Management PlanApplication submission25 Aug 2017View
Application FormApplication submission25 Aug 2017View
Proposed PlanApplication submission25 Aug 2017View
Existing PlanApplication submission25 Aug 2017View
ElevationsApplication submission25 Aug 2017View
DrainageApplication submission25 Aug 2017View
Site PlanApplication submission25 Aug 2017View
Planning StatementApplication submission25 Aug 2017View
ExternalsApplication submission25 Aug 2017View
Car Park LocationApplication submission25 Aug 2017View
from Transport Assessment ManagerConsultee comment5 Oct 2017View
from SCDC PlanningConsultee comment15 Sept 2017View

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