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Listed building consent for construction of a single storey extension

Brampford Speke School, Brampford Speke, Exeter, EX5 5HE

Application ApprovedReference: DCC/3597a/2013Devon County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Listed Building Consent (DCC)
Received
26 Nov 2013
Validated
4 Feb 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Devon County Council

Application overview

Listed building consent for construction of a single storey extension

Proposal details

Reference
DCC/3597a/2013
Agent
Mrs Kate Wotton

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Application location

Brampford Speke School, Brampford Speke, Exeter, EX5 5HE

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Documents 26 of 26

DocumentPublishedAction
plandoc_26_4249.pdfDecision Notice: National Planning Casework Unit Consent Letter28 Apr 2014View
plandoc_1_4249.pdfApplication Form5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_2_4249.pdfLocation Plan5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_3_4249.pdfSite Survey - B 4715 Feb 2014View
plandoc_4_4249.pdfExisting Elevations - S_B_471 EL5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_5_4249.pdfProposed Elevations - AL(00)02 B5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_6_4249.pdfProposed Layout - AL(00)01 A5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_7_4249.pdfContractors Compound5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_8_4249.pdfSite Services5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_9_4249.pdfFlood map5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_20_4249.pdfTree Constraints Plan - CT 3722 v15 Feb 2014View
plandoc_11_4249.pdfValidation Checklist5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_12_4249.pdfPlanning Statement5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_13_4249.pdfList Entry Summary5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_14_4249.pdfWildlife and Geology Trigger List5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_15_4249.pdfWildlife Checklist5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_16_4249.pdfEcological Survey5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_17_4249.pdfArboricultural Survey Assessment5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_18_4249.pdfAddendum to Tree Survey5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_19_4249.pdfTree Survey Schedule5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_21_4249.pdfArboricultural Method Statement5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_22_4249.pdfTree Protection Plan5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_23_4249.pdfConstruction Traffic Management Plan5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_24_4249.pdfGround Conditions and Land Quality Review5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_25_4249.pdfAccess Strategy5 Feb 2014View
plandoc_10_4249.pdfPhotograph5 Feb 2014View

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