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Submission of details for sustainable code of construction (condition 23) and water conservation plan (condition 24) pursuant to of planning permission DA/12/01451/EQVAR for the development of up to 6,250 dwellings and up to 231,000 sq m of built floorspace for business premises, education, community and social facilities, hotels, theatre, and supporting retail and leisure facilities and associated works

Castle Hill Eastern Quarry Watling Street Swanscombe Kent

UnknownReference: 15/01272/ECCDNAEbbsfleet Development Corporation

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Castle Hill Eastern Quarry Watling Street Swanscombe Kent

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Not published
Received
14 Aug 2015
Validated
20 Aug 2015
Determination deadline
15 Oct 2015
Local authority
Ebbsfleet Development Corporation

Application overview

Submission of details for sustainable code of construction (condition 23) and water conservation plan (condition 24) pursuant to of planning permission DA/12/01451/EQVAR for the development of up to 6,250 dwellings and up to 231,000 sq m of built floorspace for business premises, education, community and social facilities, hotels, theatre, and supporting retail and leisure facilities and associated works

Proposal details

Reference
15/01272/ECCDNA
Alternative references
PP-04407602
Ward
Greenhithe & Knockhall
Parish
Swanscombe & Greenhithe T.C.
Agent
CBRE Ltd/Mrs Elizabeth Mason

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Documents 7 of 7

DocumentPublishedAction
DELEGATED REPORT SHEETReport · PDF10 Feb 2016View
APPROVED THE DETAILSDecision Notice · PDF6 Jan 2016View
SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION CODE AND WATER CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLANApplication Form · PDF21 Dec 2015View
ENVIRONMENT AGENCYConsultation Responses · PDF27 Aug 2015View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF14 Aug 2015View
SUST CONSTRUCTION AND WATER CONSApplication Form · PDF14 Aug 2015View
COVERING LETTERApplication Form · PDF14 Aug 2015View

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