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DISCHARGE OF CONDITION 17 (CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN) PURSUANT TO CR/2018/0894/OUT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT PROPOSED IS THE ERECTION OF UP TO 185 RESIDENTIAL DWELLINGS, WITH ASSOCIATED VEHICULAR AND PEDESTRIAN ACCESS VIA STEERS LANE, CAR PARKING AND CYCLE STORAGE AND LANDSCAPING

STEERS LANE, POUND HILL, CRAWLEY

PermitReference: CR/2018/0894/CC4Crawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Permit
Application type
Compliance of Conditions
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Determination deadline
29 Oct 2021
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

DISCHARGE OF CONDITION 17 (CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN) PURSUANT TO CR/2018/0894/OUT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT PROPOSED IS THE ERECTION OF UP TO 185 RESIDENTIAL DWELLINGS, WITH ASSOCIATED VEHICULAR AND PEDESTRIAN ACCESS VIA STEERS LANE, CAR PARKING AND CYCLE STORAGE AND LANDSCAPING

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2018/0894/CC4
Agent
Savills

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Application location

STEERS LANE, POUND HILL, CRAWLEY

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Forms29 Mar 2021View
Steers Lane Crawley - Construction Transport Management Plan (184241-02B)_Part2.pdfCurrent Drawings29 Mar 2021View
894 01.pdfCurrent Drawings29 Mar 2021View
894 02.pdfCurrent Drawings29 Mar 2021View
6735 - CMP Issue 02 (bound) 1 of 3(1).pdfSupporting Documents11 May 2021View
6735 - CMP Issue 02 (bound) 2 of 3(1).pdfSupporting Documents11 May 2021View
6735 - CMP Issue 02 (bound) 3 of 3.pdfSupporting Documents11 May 2021View
6735 - CMP 05 (bound) 1 of 3.pdfSupporting Documents9 Jul 2021View
6735 - CMP 05 (bound) 2 of 3.pdfSupporting Documents9 Jul 2021View
6735 - CMP 05 (bound) 3 of 3.pdfSupporting Documents9 Jul 2021View
6735 - CMP 06 (bound) 1 of 3.pdfSupporting Documents29 Jul 2021View
6735 - CMP 06 (bound) 2 of 3.pdfSupporting Documents29 Jul 2021View
6735 - CMP 06 (bound) 3 of 3.pdfSupporting Documents29 Jul 2021View
6735 - CMP 07 (bound) 1 of 2.pdfSupporting Documents28 Sept 2021View
6735 - CMP 07 (bound) 2 of 2.pdfSupporting Documents28 Sept 2021View
6735 - CMP 07a (bound) 2 of 2(1).pdfSupporting Documents12 Oct 2021View
CC_DL_CR20180894CC4.pdfDecision29 Oct 2021View

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CC_DL_CR20180894CC4.pdf
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