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Provision of new single-storey modular building to provide additional classroom for Keystage 2 pupils, plus associated WC facilities and storage. External works to include provision of access ramps and steps to suit the site topography

St Michael's C of E Primary School, Church Street, Kingsteignton, Newton Abbot, TQ12 3BQ

Application ApprovedReference: DCC/3470/2012Devon County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full Planning Consent
Received
11 Dec 2012
Validated
10 Jan 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Devon County Council

Application overview

Provision of new single-storey modular building to provide additional classroom for Keystage 2 pupils, plus associated WC facilities and storage. External works to include provision of access ramps and steps to suit the site topography

Proposal details

Reference
DCC/3470/2012
Agent
Mr Paul McClymont

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Application location

St Michael's C of E Primary School, Church Street, Kingsteignton, Newton Abbot, TQ12 3BQ

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Documents 19 of 19

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plandoc_19_4121.pdfDecision Notice21 Mar 2013View
plandoc_1_4121.pdfApplication Form10 Jan 2013View
plandoc_2_4121.pdfSite Location Plan10 Jan 2013View
plandoc_3_4121.pdfExisting Site Section10 Jan 2013View
plandoc_4_4121.pdfExisting Site Survey10 Jan 2013View
plandoc_5_4121.pdfProposed Floor Plan10 Jan 2013View
plandoc_6_4121.pdfProposed Site Section10 Jan 2013View
plandoc_7_4121.pdfProposed Site Arrangement10 Jan 2013View
plandoc_8_4121.pdfProposed Site Layout10 Jan 2013View
plandoc_9_4121.pdfProposed Elevations10 Jan 2013View
plandoc_16_4121.pdfProposed Site Arrangement (Revision B)21 Mar 2013View
plandoc_17_4121.pdfProposed Site Layout (Revision C)21 Mar 2013View
plandoc_18_4121.pdfProposed Elevations (Revision C)21 Mar 2013View
plandoc_10_4121.pdfSupporting Information10 Jan 2013View
plandoc_12_4121.pdfSchool Travel Plan10 Jan 2013View
plandoc_13_4121.pdfWildlife and Geology Trigger Table10 Jan 2013View
plandoc_14_4121.pdfDCC Archaeological Advice10 Jan 2013View
plandoc_15_4121.pdfDistrict Conservation Officer Advice10 Jan 2013View
plandoc_11_4121.pdfPhotographs10 Jan 2013View

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