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Details pursuant to condition 14- fencing: CC/COL/53/17: (Redevelopment of existing school site to provide a 200 place Special Education Need and Disability (SEND) School, including on-site boarding accommodation for 30 pupils, with associated external parking area, soft outdoor play area, Multi Use Games Area (MUGA), landscaping and new vehicular and pedestrian access onto Winstree Road and associated ancillary works.)

Former Heath School, Winstree Road, Stanway, Colchester, CO3 5QE

Decision MadeReference: CC/COL/53/17/14/1Essex County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Submission of Details CC/ESS
Received
7 Jun 2018
Validated
12 Jun 2018
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Details pursuant to condition 14- fencing: CC/COL/53/17: (Redevelopment of existing school site to provide a 200 place Special Education Need and Disability (SEND) School, including on-site boarding accommodation for 30 pupils, with associated external parking area, soft outdoor play area, Multi Use Games Area (MUGA), landscaping and new vehicular and pedestrian access onto Winstree Road and associated ancillary works.)

Proposal details

Reference
CC/COL/53/17/14/1
Agent
Ms Laura Dudley-Smith

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Application location

Former Heath School, Winstree Road, Stanway, Colchester, CO3 5QE

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
SOD ReportSOD Report25 Jul 2018View
Site ProgrammeSite Programme8 Jun 2018View
Planning Conditions May 2018Planning Conditions May 20188 Jun 2018View
Boundary Treatments 02Boundary Treatments 028 Jun 2018View
Boundary Treatments 01Boundary Treatments 018 Jun 2018View
Application FormApplication Form12 Jun 2018View
Covering Letter from Agent 07/06/18Covering Letter from Agent 07/06/1812 Jun 2018View
Decision Notice CC/COL/53/17Decision Notice CC/COL/53/1712 Jun 2018View
Place Services 26/06/18 response to consultationPlace Services 26/06/18 response to consultation26 Jun 2018View

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Decision Notice CC/COL/53/17
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