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Erection of an octagonal timber shelter at the south eastern end of the School Playing Field

Playing Field, Cromwells Way, Bovey Tracey, TQ13 9BJ

Application ApprovedReference: DCC/4185/2020Devon County Council

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Application location

Playing Field, Cromwells Way, Bovey Tracey, TQ13 9BJ

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full Planning Consent
Received
8 Jun 2020
Validated
15 Jun 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Devon County Council

Application overview

Erection of an octagonal timber shelter at the south eastern end of the School Playing Field

Proposal details

Reference
DCC/4185/2020
Agent
Mr Ali Bright

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notice pdf.pdfDecision Notice (Signed) pdf5 Aug 2020View
Officer's Delegated Report pdf.pdfOfficer's Delegated Report pdf5 Aug 2020View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form - Without Personal Data8 Jun 2020View
Site Location Plan.pdfLocation Plan8 Jun 2020View
Block Plan.pdfBlock Plan8 Jun 2020View
Sporting Statement_Redacted.pdfSupporting Statement regarding Sports Use (redacted)9 Jun 2020View
Design Access and Heritage Statement.pdfDesign, Access and Heritage Statement8 Jun 2020View
Flood Risk Assessment.pdfFlood Risk Assessment8 Jun 2020View
Images of field shelter (1).pdfImages of Field Shelter9 Jun 2020View
wildlifeandgeologytriggerlist.pdfWildlife and Geology Trigger List16 Jun 2020View
DCC Highways.pdfDCC Highways Response 16/06/202017 Jun 2020View
Comments.pdfDCC Road Safety Response 22/06/202022 Jun 2020View
DCC41852020_Redacted.pdfHistoric England Response 24/06/202024 Jun 2020View
5027912_Recommendation to DCC.pdfTeignbridge District Council Response 24/06/202025 Jun 2020View
Comments(1).pdfDCC Historic Environment Service Response 30/06/202030 Jun 2020View
Environment Agency.pdfEnvironment Agency Response 03/07/20207 Jul 2020View
319921 NE Response.pdfNatural England Response 07/07/20208 Jul 2020View
Response DCC-4185-2020.pdfDCC Flood Risk Response 08/07/20209 Jul 2020View
Photograph.pdfProposed Location of Shelter9 Jun 2020View

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Decision & conditions

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Decision Notice pdf.pdf
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