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Hampshire County Council consultation for the provision of a footpath within the school's grounds.

Park Community School, Middle Park Way, Havant, PO9 4BU

Decision MadeReference: APP/14/00356Havant Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
County Consultation
Received
1 Apr 2014
Validated
24 Mar 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Hampshire County Council consultation for the provision of a footpath within the school's grounds.

Proposal details

Reference
APP/14/00356

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Application location

Park Community School, Middle Park Way, Havant, PO9 4BU

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Documents 14 of 14

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TITLE: Proposed Footpath Link Application Area COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF3 Apr 2014View
TITLE: Consultee Response - Highways COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF11 Apr 2014View
TITLE: Proposed Footpath Link from Parkhouse Farm Way to middle Park Way (East) COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF3 Apr 2014View
TITLE: Delegated Report COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF9 May 2014View
TITLE: Hampshire County Council Decision Notice COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF6 Jun 2014View
TITLE: Proposed Footpath Link from Park House Farm Way to Middle Park Way (West) COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF3 Apr 2014View
TITLE: Decision Notice COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF9 May 2014View
TITLE: General Arrangement & Landscaping COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF3 Apr 2014View
TITLE: Approved Footpath Link from Parkhouse Farm Way to Middel Park Way (East) COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF6 Jun 2014View
TITLE: Design & Access Statement COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF3 Apr 2014View
TITLE: Approved Proposed Footpath Link Application Area COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF6 Jun 2014View
TITLE: Application Form - Redacted COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF3 Apr 2014View
TITLE: Approved Proposed Footpath Link from Parkhouse Farm Way to Middle Park Way (West) COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF6 Jun 2014View
TITLE: Approved General Arrangement and Landscaping COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF6 Jun 2014View

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