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Stand alone extension to the existing Infant & Junior schools comprising 8 classbases and ancillary spaces together with covered weather protected links. Extension to the Infant School building to provide lobby area, storage and toilet facilities. New hard play area and the expansion of the existing car parking area to provide additional car parking spaces with 1.8m high metal mesh fencing. Relocation of an existing temporary classroom within the school site and the provision of an additional temporary classroom for the duration of the construction works

Montgomery Infant & Junior School, Baronswood Way, Colchester, Essex, CO2 9QG

Decision MadeReference: CC/COL/15/14/5/1Essex County Council

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Application location

Montgomery Infant & Junior School, Baronswood Way, Colchester, Essex, CO2 9QG

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Submission of Details CC/ESS
Received
17 Jul 2014
Validated
17 Jul 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Stand alone extension to the existing Infant & Junior schools comprising 8 classbases and ancillary spaces together with covered weather protected links. Extension to the Infant School building to provide lobby area, storage and toilet facilities. New hard play area and the expansion of the existing car parking area to provide additional car parking spaces with 1.8m high metal mesh fencing. Relocation of an existing temporary classroom within the school site and the provision of an additional temporary classroom for the duration of the construction works

Proposal details

Reference
CC/COL/15/14/5/1
Agent
Mr Kevin Harrison

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DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed External Paving Plan Layouts - 202Proposed External Paving Plan Layouts - 20218 Jul 2014View
Proposed External Paving Plan Layouts - 203Proposed External Paving Plan Layouts - 20318 Jul 2014View
Proposed Fire Tender Access RoadProposed Fire Tender Access Road18 Jul 2014View
Cover Letter 16 July 2014Cover Letter 16 July 201418 Jul 2014View
Decision LetterDecision Letter8 Aug 2014View
Application Form (Redacted)Application Form (Redacted)17 Nov 2014View

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