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Details pursuant to Condition 4 - Bats and nesting birds method statement - CC/UTT/38/19 (The construction of two single storey extensions to provide an SEN group room and relocated first aid and storage facilities. The provision of a temporary classbase for a period of eight years until 2027)

Dunmow St Marys Primary School, High Stile, Great Dunmow. CM6 1EB

Decision MadeReference: CC/UTT/38/19/4/1Essex County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Submission of Details CC/ESS
Received
4 Sept 2019
Validated
4 Sept 2019
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Details pursuant to Condition 4 - Bats and nesting birds method statement - CC/UTT/38/19 (The construction of two single storey extensions to provide an SEN group room and relocated first aid and storage facilities. The provision of a temporary classbase for a period of eight years until 2027)

Proposal details

Reference
CC/UTT/38/19/4/1
Agent
Mr Lewis Cook

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Application location

Dunmow St Marys Primary School, High Stile, Great Dunmow. CM6 1EB

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Ecology Method Statement including tree protection planEcology Method Statement including tree protection plan4 Sept 2019View
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form - Without Personal Data4 Sept 2019View
The location planThe location plan4 Sept 2019View
Decision Notice CC/UTT/38/19Decision Notice CC/UTT/38/194 Sept 2019View
Place Bats and nesting birds method statementPlace Bats and nesting birds method statement10 Oct 2019View
RSPB Sparrow Terrace.JPGRSPB Sparrow Terrace.JPG10 Oct 2019View
1648 08 Tree & Bird Box Locations.pdf1648 08 Tree & Bird Box Locations.pdf10 Oct 2019View
Schwegler 1B Bird Boxes.JPGSchwegler 1B Bird Boxes.JPG10 Oct 2019View
Place Services Consultation Response (Attachment)Place Services Consultation Response (Attachment)27 Sept 2019View
Place Services Consultation Response (Email)Place Services Consultation Response (Email)27 Sept 2019View
Place services EcologyPlace services Ecology22 Oct 2019View

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Decision Notice CC/UTT/38/19
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