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The planning permission sought at Long Eaton Family Centre, Lime Terrace, Long Eaton, Derbyshire NG10 4LT, is for the erection of new external boundary security fence, in order to prevent anti social behaviour towards staff and protect the establishment from vandalism and theft. The scheme has being considered inline with existing centres access points and disabled provisions so as all existing vehicle and pedestrian access points are maintained whilst securing the site outside none operational hours

Long Eaton Day Nursery, Lime Terrace, Nottingham,NG10 4LF

Application approvedReference: CD8/1109/144Derbyshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application approved
Application type
Minor (County Council)
Received
3 Nov 2009
Validated
3 Nov 2009
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Derbyshire County Council

Application overview

The planning permission sought at Long Eaton Family Centre, Lime Terrace, Long Eaton, Derbyshire NG10 4LT, is for the erection of new external boundary security fence, in order to prevent anti social behaviour towards staff and protect the establishment from vandalism and theft. The scheme has being considered inline with existing centres access points and disabled provisions so as all existing vehicle and pedestrian access points are maintained whilst securing the site outside none operational hours

Proposal details

Reference
CD8/1109/144
Agent
D Massingham

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Application location

Long Eaton Day Nursery, Lime Terrace, Nottingham,NG10 4LF

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Sup Pre Application Emailsup-Pre Application Email.pdf (27 kb)18 Aug 2023View
Frm 1appfrm-1APP.pdf (227 kb)18 Aug 2023View
Pla Proposed Elevation Viewspla-Proposed Elevation Views.pdf (474 kb)18 Aug 2023View
Pla Proposed Security Fence Installation Planspla-Proposed Security Fence Installation Plans.pdf (2108 kb)18 Aug 2023View
Sup Design & Access Statementsup-Design & Access Statement.pdf (22 kb)18 Aug 2023View
2010 01 29 Delegation Meeting2010 01 29 Delegation Meeting.pdf (92 kb)18 Aug 2023View
2009 12 11 Map2009 12 11 Map.pdf (128 kb)18 Aug 2023View
2010 01 29 Committee Report2010 01 29 Committee Report.pdf (307 kb)18 Aug 2023View
2010 01 29 Decision Notice2010 01 29 Decision Notice.pdf (173 kb)18 Aug 2023View

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Approved subject to conditions
2010 01 29 Decision Notice
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