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Planning Permission and Conservation Area Consent for the demolition of existing Horsa classroom and construction of new double classroom block to house Key Stage Foundation years and a Pre-School Group

Modbury Primary School, Barracks Road, Modbury, PL21 0RP

Application ApprovedReference: DCC/3120/2010Devon County Council

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Application location

Modbury Primary School, Barracks Road, Modbury, PL21 0RP

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full Planning Consent
Received
27 Sept 2010
Validated
27 Sept 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Devon County Council

Application overview

Planning Permission and Conservation Area Consent for the demolition of existing Horsa classroom and construction of new double classroom block to house Key Stage Foundation years and a Pre-School Group

Proposal details

Reference
DCC/3120/2010
Agent
NPS South West Ltd

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Documents 17 of 17

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plandoc_1_3792.pdfApplication Form28 Sept 2010View
plandoc_2_3792.pdfLocation Plan28 Sept 2010View
plandoc_8_3792.pdfExisting Site Plan28 Sept 2010View
plandoc_9_3792.pdfProposed Double Classroom Site Plan28 Sept 2010View
plandoc_10_3792.pdfProposed New Classroom Block and Extension Site Plan28 Sept 2010View
plandoc_11_3792.pdfProposed new Classroom Block and Extensions - Elevations Sheet 128 Sept 2010View
plandoc_12_3792.pdfProposed new Classroom Block. Extension and Alterations - Elevations Sections Sheet 228 Sept 2010View
plandoc_15_3792.pdfExisting HORSA Classroom Block - Plan & Elevations29 Oct 2010View
plandoc_3_3792.pdfSupporting Information28 Sept 2010View
plandoc_4_3792.pdfConstruction Management Plan28 Sept 2010View
plandoc_5_3792.pdfConstruction Management Plan Drawing28 Sept 2010View
plandoc_6_3792.pdfSite Waste Management Plan28 Sept 2010View
plandoc_7_3792.pdfSite Management Plan28 Sept 2010View
plandoc_13_3792.pdfTree Protection Plan28 Sept 2010View
plandoc_14_3792.pdfBat Survey Report (October 2010)21 Oct 2010View
plandoc_16_3792.pdfDecision Notice (Planning Permission)8 Dec 2010View
plandoc_17_3792.pdfConservation Area Consent Letter8 Dec 2010View

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