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The school has been subject to thefts and vandalism and has also had a child escape therefore new fencing is required to make the school more secure. The fencing will run along the front and side of the school with some internal fencing to secure the playground

Heanor Langley Infant School & Nursery, Laceyfields Road, Heanor,DE75 7HJ

Application approvedReference: CD6/1212/123Derbyshire County Council

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Application location

Heanor Langley Infant School & Nursery, Laceyfields Road, Heanor,DE75 7HJ

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Application summary

Status
Application approved
Application type
Minor (County Council)
Received
10 Dec 2012
Validated
3 Jan 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Derbyshire County Council

Application overview

The school has been subject to thefts and vandalism and has also had a child escape therefore new fencing is required to make the school more secure. The fencing will run along the front and side of the school with some internal fencing to secure the playground

Proposal details

Reference
CD6/1212/123
Agent
D Massingham

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Frm-Application Form.pdfFrm-Application Form.pdf (306 kb)3 Jan 2013View
Pla-Block Plan.pdfPla-Block Plan.pdf (75 kb)3 Jan 2013View
Pla-Fencing Types.pdfPla-Fencing Types.pdf (67 kb)3 Jan 2013View
Pla-Location Plan.pdfPla-Location Plan.pdf (130 kb)3 Jan 2013View
Pla-Securifor 3D detail Rev A.pdfPla-Securifor 3D detail Rev A.pdf (490 kb)3 Jan 2013View
pla-Site Plan.pdfpla-Site Plan.pdf (133 kb)3 Jan 2013View
sup-Design & Access Statement.pdfsup-Design & Access Statement.pdf (1407 kb)11 Dec 2012View
sup-Pre Planning Photos.pdfsup-Pre Planning Photos.pdf (1346 kb)11 Dec 2012View
frm-Application Form.pdffrm-Application Form.pdf (227 kb)11 Dec 2012View
pla-Block Plan.pdfpla-Block Plan.pdf (76 kb)11 Dec 2012View
pla-Fencing Types.pdfpla-Fencing Types.pdf (63 kb)11 Dec 2012View
pla-Securifor 3D detail.pdfpla-Securifor 3D detail.pdf (442 kb)11 Dec 2012View
2013 02 14 REP CD6-1212-123.pdf2013 02 14 REP CD6-1212-123.pdf (1408 kb)15 Feb 2013View
Committee_Plan_CD6_1212_123.pdfCommittee_Plan_CD6_1212_123.pdf (256 kb)15 Jan 2013View
2013 02 14 TCP 3 CD6-1212-123.pdf2013 02 14 TCP 3 CD6-1212-123.pdf (193 kb)15 Feb 2013View

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