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Erection of a single storey 60 place SEMH social emotional and mental health school for pupils in KS3 and KS4 11 to 16 years, with associated vehicle and pedestrian access, formal sports pitches and amenity space, car and cycle parking, vehicular drop off area, landscaping, and associated ancillary works together with the provision of a footpath and associated highway works, creation of a new access to The Still for agricultural vehicles, and demolition of existing residential farmhouse and barn (CCC/21/215/FUL)

Grange Farm Nurseries Barton Road Wisbech Cambridgeshire PE13 4TH

Raise no objectionsReference: F/YR21/2008/CCCFenland District Council

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Grange Farm Nurseries Barton Road Wisbech Cambridgeshire PE13 4TH

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Application summary

Status
Raise no objections
Application type
Cambridgeshire County Council
Received
8 Nov 2021
Validated
8 Nov 2021
Determination deadline
29 Nov 2021
Local authority
Fenland District Council

Application overview

Erection of a single storey 60 place SEMH social emotional and mental health school for pupils in KS3 and KS4 11 to 16 years, with associated vehicle and pedestrian access, formal sports pitches and amenity space, car and cycle parking, vehicular drop off area, landscaping, and associated ancillary works together with the provision of a footpath and associated highway works, creation of a new access to The Still for agricultural vehicles, and demolition of existing residential farmhouse and barn (CCC/21/215/FUL)

Proposal details

Reference
F/YR21/2008/CCC
Ward
Peckover Wisbech
Parish
Wisbech Town Council
Agent
Strutt & Parker

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DocumentPublishedAction
CONSULTATION FROM CCCCorrespondence · PDF5 Jan 2023View
Officer ReportOfficer Report · PDF14 Jan 2022View
Draft Decision NoticeDraft Decision Notice · PDF14 Jan 2022View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF14 Jan 2022View
FIRE AND RESCUEConsultee Comment · PDF23 Nov 2021View
OtherOther · PDF8 Nov 2021View
VIEWING INSTRUCTIONSOther8 Nov 2021View

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Decision & conditions

Raise No Objection

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