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Discharge of Condition No's 7iiK, 7iiP, 7iiQ, 16, 19, 30/31, 33i, 33ii, 33iii, 33iv, 33v, 33vi, 33vii, 33viii, 33ix & x of Planning Permission 05/40000/000.

Dukes Meadow Phase II, Hambledon Road, Waterlooville

Decision MadeReference: APP/11/00886Havant Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Approval of details reserved by a condition
Received
18 Mar 2011
Validated
20 Apr 2011
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Discharge of Condition No's 7iiK, 7iiP, 7iiQ, 16, 19, 30/31, 33i, 33ii, 33iii, 33iv, 33v, 33vi, 33vii, 33viii, 33ix & x of Planning Permission 05/40000/000.

Proposal details

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APP/11/00886

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Application location

Dukes Meadow Phase II, Hambledon Road, Waterlooville

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Covering letterOfficer Notes · PDF26 Apr 2011View
TITLE: Decision Notice COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF15 Nov 2011View
TITLE: Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Investigation COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF27 Apr 2011View
TITLE: Boundary for hoarding panels COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 Apr 2011View
TITLE: Site compound layout COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 Apr 2011View
TITLE: Ecology Survey Report COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF26 Apr 2011View
TITLE: Site build programme COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF26 Apr 2011View
TITLE: Info on mud being deposited on highway COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF26 Apr 2011View
TITLE: Traffic Management Plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 Apr 2011View
TITLE: Static cone penetration tests factual report COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF27 Apr 2011View
TITLE: Sustainability Report COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF26 Apr 2011View
TITLE: Landscape and Ecology Management Report COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF26 Apr 2011View
TITLE: Drainage layout COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 Apr 2011View
TITLE: Adoptable highway construction details COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 Apr 2011View
TITLE: Noise information COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF26 Apr 2011View
TITLE: Site Build Programme COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 Apr 2011View
TITLE: Constrction route drawing COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 Apr 2011View

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