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CHANGE OF USE OF FORMER EDF OPERATION CENTRE CLASS E (OFFICE) TO A DUAL CLASS E (OFFICE) AND CLASS F1A (EDUCATION) USE FOR SERENITY SCHOOLS WITH ALTERATIONS TO CAR PARKING LAYOUT INCLUDING CREATION DROP OFF/PLAYGROUND WITH ASSOCIATED FENCING AND WIDENING OF EXISTING SITE ACCESS

ATLANTIC HOUSE, HENSON ROAD, THREE BRIDGES, CRAWLEY

WithdrawnReference: CR/2022/0220/FULCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Full Planning Application
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Validated
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Determination deadline
5 Sept 2022
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

CHANGE OF USE OF FORMER EDF OPERATION CENTRE CLASS E (OFFICE) TO A DUAL CLASS E (OFFICE) AND CLASS F1A (EDUCATION) USE FOR SERENITY SCHOOLS WITH ALTERATIONS TO CAR PARKING LAYOUT INCLUDING CREATION DROP OFF/PLAYGROUND WITH ASSOCIATED FENCING AND WIDENING OF EXISTING SITE ACCESS

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2022/0220/FUL
Agent
Macdonald Planning Consultancy

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Application location

ATLANTIC HOUSE, HENSON ROAD, THREE BRIDGES, CRAWLEY

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DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Forms12 Apr 2022View
Site Location Plan.pdfCurrent Drawings12 Apr 2022View
Site Plan Existing.pdfCurrent Drawings12 Apr 2022View
Proposed Site Plan.pdfCurrent Drawings6 Jun 2022View
Ground Floor Plan Existing.pdfCurrent Drawings12 Apr 2022View
First Floor Plan Existing.pdfCurrent Drawings12 Apr 2022View
Second Floor Plan Existing.pdfCurrent Drawings12 Apr 2022View
Ground Floor Plan Proposed.pdfCurrent Drawings12 Apr 2022View
First Floor Plan Proposed.pdfCurrent Drawings12 Apr 2022View
Second Floor Plan Proposed.pdfCurrent Drawings12 Apr 2022View
Transport Statement.pdfSupporting Documents12 Apr 2022View
Travel Plan.pdfSupporting Documents12 Apr 2022View
Planning, Design and Access Statement.pdfSupporting Documents12 Apr 2022View
Flood Risk Assessment.pdfSupporting Documents25 May 2022View
Energy Efficiency and Sustainability Statement .pdfSupporting Documents6 Jun 2022View
220629 Construction Mangament Plan.pdfSupporting Documents6 Jul 2022View
Cover Letter(1).pdfOther Documents6 Jun 2022View
Bike store - 2.jpgPhotographs6 Jul 2022View
Bike store - 1.jpgPhotographs6 Jul 2022View
DN_CR20220220FUL.pdfDecision14 Sept 2022View

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Decision & conditions

WITHDRAWN
DN_CR20220220FUL.pdf
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