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To remove the existing timber trellis supply and install 2.0 metre high 'Betafence Convex Bowtop' security fencing to the boundary line to the front and side elevation of the school. All fencing is to be installed on the existing fence lines using cranked posts where necessary and with 2 no. vehicle gates and 1 no. pedestrian gate to be removed and replaced with matching 2.0 metre high 'Betafence Railing' swing gates

Wirksworth C of E Controlled Infant School, North End, Matlock,DE4 4FG

Application approvedReference: CD3/1112/87Derbyshire County Council

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Application location

Wirksworth C of E Controlled Infant School, North End, Matlock,DE4 4FG

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Application summary

Status
Application approved
Application type
Minor (County Council)
Received
2 Nov 2012
Validated
2 Nov 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Derbyshire County Council

Application overview

To remove the existing timber trellis supply and install 2.0 metre high 'Betafence Convex Bowtop' security fencing to the boundary line to the front and side elevation of the school. All fencing is to be installed on the existing fence lines using cranked posts where necessary and with 2 no. vehicle gates and 1 no. pedestrian gate to be removed and replaced with matching 2.0 metre high 'Betafence Railing' swing gates

Proposal details

Reference
CD3/1112/87
Agent
D Massingham

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
frm-Application Form.pdffrm-Application Form.pdf (227 kb)13 Nov 2018View
pla-Fence & Gate Details.pdfpla-Fence & Gate Details.pdf (361 kb)13 Nov 2018View
pla-Proposed Plans.pdfpla-Proposed Plans.pdf (420 kb)13 Nov 2018View
sup-Design & Access Statement.pdfsup-Design & Access Statement.pdf (33 kb)13 Nov 2018View
Committee Report CD3-1112-87.pdfCommittee Report CD3-1112-87.pdf (1282 kb)13 Nov 2018View
CommitteePlan_CD3_1112_87.pdfCommitteePlan_CD3_1112_87.pdf (225 kb)13 Nov 2018View
2012 11 09 Highways CD3-1112-87.pdf2012 11 09 Highways CD3-1112-87.pdf (22 kb)13 Nov 2018View
2012 11 22 Res DDDC.pdf2012 11 22 Res DDDC.pdf (12 kb)13 Nov 2018View
2012 11 05 TCP2 CD3-1112-87.pdf2012 11 05 TCP2 CD3-1112-87.pdf (61 kb)13 Nov 2018View
SiteNotice_ CD3_1112_87.pdfSiteNotice_ CD3_1112_87.pdf (106 kb)13 Nov 2018View
tcp3 wirksworth.pdftcp3 wirksworth.pdf (225 kb)13 Nov 2018View

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