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REGENERATION OF THE BANK PRECINCT AREA AND IMMEDIATE AREA ALONG GATWICK ROAD. WORKS INCLUDE RESURFACING FOOTWAYS, RATIONALISING STREET FURNITURE, PLANTING TREES, AMENDMENTS TO KERBING AND ROAD MARKINGS (AMENDED PLANS INCLUDING REVISED ROAD SAFETY AUDIT RECEIVED)

BANK PRECINCT AND GATWICK ROAD, NORTHGATE, CRAWLEY

PermitReference: CR/2016/1063/FULCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Full Planning Application
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Determination deadline
20 Mar 2018
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

REGENERATION OF THE BANK PRECINCT AREA AND IMMEDIATE AREA ALONG GATWICK ROAD. WORKS INCLUDE RESURFACING FOOTWAYS, RATIONALISING STREET FURNITURE, PLANTING TREES, AMENDMENTS TO KERBING AND ROAD MARKINGS (AMENDED PLANS INCLUDING REVISED ROAD SAFETY AUDIT RECEIVED)

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2016/1063/FUL
Agent
Waterman IE

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Application location

BANK PRECINCT AND GATWICK ROAD, NORTHGATE, CRAWLEY

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ucmPUB304378.pdfApplication Forms17 Jan 2017View
ucmPUB332143.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB332144.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB332145.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB332146.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB332147.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB332149.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB332152.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB332153.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB338478.pdfCurrent Drawings22 Feb 2018View
ucmPUB338479.pdfCurrent Drawings22 Feb 2018View
ucmPUB305890.pdfCurrent Drawings3 Feb 2017View
ucmPUB325651.msgOther Documents8 Sept 2017View
ucmPUB332155.pdfOther Documents27 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB332156.pdfOther Documents27 Nov 2017View
ucmPUB338480.pdfOther Documents22 Feb 2018View
ucmPUB340107.pdfOther Documents15 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB303078.pdfOther Documents23 Dec 2016View
ucmPUB303079.pdfOther Documents23 Dec 2016View
ucmPUB303064.pdfOther Documents23 Dec 2016View
ucmPUB340255.pdfOfficer Report19 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB340256.pdfDecision19 Mar 2018View

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