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Removal of mobile classrooms and replacement with new permanent building.

Dry Drayton Primary School, Park Street, Dry Drayton, Cambridge, CB23 8DA

ApproveReference: S/0465/14/CCCambridgeshire County Council

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Application location

Dry Drayton Primary School, Park Street, Dry Drayton, Cambridge, CB23 8DA

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Full application
Received
30 Apr 2014
Validated
29 Apr 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Removal of mobile classrooms and replacement with new permanent building.

Proposal details

Reference
S/0465/14/CC
Parish
Dry Drayton
Agent
Darren Fowler, Templeman Associates

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Documents 29 of 29

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision19 Jun 2014View
Mobile classroom planApplication submission17 Jun 2014View
ElevationsApplication submission17 Jun 2014View
Proposed Construction AccessApplication submission10 Jun 2014View
Arboricultral ReportApplication submission10 Jun 2014View
Preliminary Ecological AppraisalApplication submission10 Jun 2014View
Archaeology ReportApplication submission9 May 2014View
Reg 3 letterApplication submission7 May 2014View
Proposed General ArrangementApplication submission7 May 2014View
Internal kitchen worksApplication submission7 May 2014View
Travel Plan 2010Application submission7 May 2014View
Proposed civil worksApplication submission7 May 2014View
Planning statementApplication submission7 May 2014View
Internal SEN group room worksApplication submission7 May 2014View
Existing ElevationsApplication submission7 May 2014View
Proposed Landscape PlanApplication submission7 May 2014View
Internal staff room worksApplication submission7 May 2014View
Proposed site set up planApplication submission7 May 2014View
Heritage statementApplication submission7 May 2014View
Existing Location PlanApplication submission7 May 2014View
PerspectivesApplication submission7 May 2014View
Existing Floor PlanApplication submission7 May 2014View
Application formApplication submission7 May 2014View
Proposed ElevationsApplication submission7 May 2014View
GA SectionsApplication submission7 May 2014View
Response from ArchaeologyConsultee comment19 Jun 2014View
Response From Dry Drayton PCConsultee comment29 May 2014View
Response From HighwaysConsultee comment29 May 2014View
Response from PALOConsultee comment28 May 2014View

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Decision & conditions

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