CONSULTATION FROM MID SUSSEX DISTRICT COUNCIL FOR THE PHASED DEVELOPMENT OF APPROX 600 DWELLINGS (USE CLASS C3), (INCLUDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING), 48 BED CARE FACILITY (USE CLASS C2), COMMUNITY BUILDING (USE CLASS D1), CAFE (USE CLASS A3) AND RETAIL (USE CLASS A1) UP TO 1 FORM-ENTRY PRIMARY SCHOOL (USE CLASS D1), HARD/SOFT LANDSCAPING INCLUDING A NOISE BUND/FENCE, INFRASTRUCTURE PROVISION, CREATION OF ACCESSES AND CAR PARKING. THE APPLICATION INCLUDES DEMOLITION OF 2 DWELLING HOUSES, ANCILLARY AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS, REMOVAL OF WASTE WATER FACILITY AND STOPPING UP EXISTING VEHICULAR ACCESS (POST CONSTRUCTION). (DM/15/4711)
LAND EAST OF BRIGHTON ROAD, PEASE POTTAGE, WEST SUSSEX
ObjectionReference: CR/2015/0821/CONCrawley Borough Council
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CONSULTATION FROM MID SUSSEX DISTRICT COUNCIL FOR THE PHASED DEVELOPMENT OF APPROX 600 DWELLINGS (USE CLASS C3), (INCLUDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING), 48 BED CARE FACILITY (USE CLASS C2), COMMUNITY BUILDING (USE CLASS D1), CAFE (USE CLASS A3) AND RETAIL (USE CLASS A1) UP TO 1 FORM-ENTRY PRIMARY SCHOOL (USE CLASS D1), HARD/SOFT LANDSCAPING INCLUDING A NOISE BUND/FENCE, INFRASTRUCTURE PROVISION, CREATION OF ACCESSES AND CAR PARKING. THE APPLICATION INCLUDES DEMOLITION OF 2 DWELLING HOUSES, ANCILLARY AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS, REMOVAL OF WASTE WATER FACILITY AND STOPPING UP EXISTING VEHICULAR ACCESS (POST CONSTRUCTION). (DM/15/4711)
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