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Details pursuant to Condition 7 – Landscape scheme: of planning application CC/BRW/44/16 (Erection of a single storey building comprising six classrooms, a multi-activity hall, teaching rooms and staff room together with the extension of existing hard surface play area and car park, additional bicycle and scooter parking and additional landscaping/tree planting)

Hogarth County Junior School, Riseway, Brentwood, Essex, CM15 8BG

Decision MadeReference: CC/BRW/44/16/7/1Essex County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Submission of Details CC/ESS
Received
10 Jul 2017
Validated
12 Jul 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Details pursuant to Condition 7 – Landscape scheme: of planning application CC/BRW/44/16 (Erection of a single storey building comprising six classrooms, a multi-activity hall, teaching rooms and staff room together with the extension of existing hard surface play area and car park, additional bicycle and scooter parking and additional landscaping/tree planting)

Proposal details

Reference
CC/BRW/44/16/7/1
Agent
Mr Matthew Driscoll

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Application location

Hogarth County Junior School, Riseway, Brentwood, Essex, CM15 8BG

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
ReportReport1 Sept 2017View
Decision LetterDecision Letter1 Sept 2017View
Decision Notice CC/BRW/44/16Decision Notice CC/BRW/44/1617 Jul 2017View
Fee CalculationFee Calculation17 Jul 2017View
Proposals for new car park & tree replacements planProposals for new car park & tree replacements plan17 Jul 2017View
Landscape proposals for habitat areas around new buildingLandscape proposals for habitat areas around new building17 Jul 2017View
Application FormApplication Form17 Jul 2017View
Attachment SummaryAttachment Summary17 Jul 2017View
Brentwood Borough Council 31st July 2017 response to consultationBrentwood Borough Council 31st July 2017 response to consultation1 Aug 2017View

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Decision Letter Decision Notice CC/BRW/44/16
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