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Erection of new frontage gates and fencing, the installation of a new multi use games area and associated fencing, the erection of a canopy, and the reconfiguration of the car park and access way

Robsack Wood Primary Academy, 100 Whatlington Way, St Leonards-on-sea, TN38 9TE

DecidedReference: HS/CC/16/00399Hastings Borough Council

Application location

Robsack Wood Primary Academy, 100 Whatlington Way, St Leonards-on-sea, TN38 9TE

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
County Deemed Permission (Reg 3 & 4)
Received
26 May 2016
Validated
25 May 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Hastings Borough Council

Application overview

Erection of new frontage gates and fencing, the installation of a new multi use games area and associated fencing, the erection of a canopy, and the reconfiguration of the car park and access way

Proposal details

Reference
HS/CC/16/00399
Alternative references
WH07010T
Ward
HOLLINGTON

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DocumentPublishedAction
APPROVED CONDITION 8Decision · PDF21 Mar 2017View
PLAN & SOFT LANDSCAPE SCHEDULES APPROVEDDecision · PDF21 Mar 2017View
APRROVED CONDITIONS 7 & 8Decision · PDF21 Mar 2017View
APPROVED CONDITION 7Decision21 Mar 2017View
RE CONDITIONS 3, 6 AND 7Other · PDF17 Nov 2016View
RE CONDITIONS 3, 6 AND 7Other · PDF17 Nov 2016View
RE CONDITIONS 3, 6 AND 7Other · PDF17 Nov 2016View
RE CONDITIONS 3, 6 AND 7Other · PDF17 Nov 2016View
RE CONDITIONS 3, 6 AND 7Drawing · PDF17 Nov 2016View
RE CONDITIONS 3, 6 AND 7Drawing · PDF17 Nov 2016View
RE CONDITIONS 3, 6 AND 7Decision · PDF17 Nov 2016View
RE CONDITIONS 3, 6 AND 7Other · PDF17 Nov 2016View
RE CONDITIONS 3, 6 AND 7Drawing · PDF17 Nov 2016View
RE CONDITIONS 3, 6 AND 7Drawing · PDF17 Nov 2016View
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF6 Oct 2016View
PROPOSEED EXTERNAL WORKSDrawing · PDF6 Sept 2016View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Sept 2016View
EMAIL TO ACCOMPANY INFOOther · PDF6 Sept 2016View
FINAL DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF18 Jul 2016View
DecisionDecision · PDF18 Jul 2016View
PROPOSED EXTERNAL WORKSDrawing · PDF1 Jun 2016View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF1 Jun 2016View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTOther · PDF1 Jun 2016View
SITE PLANOS Extract · PDF1 Jun 2016View
PROPOSED SITE PLAN AND MUGA PLANDrawing · PDF1 Jun 2016View

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Decision & conditions

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APPROVED CONDITION 8 PLAN & SOFT LANDSCAPE SCHEDULES APPROVED APRROVED CONDITIONS 7 & 8 APPROVED CONDITION 7 RE CONDITIONS 3, 6 AND 7 DECISION NOTICE Decision
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