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Erection of a single storey wooden building to be used as a club room for Bedhampton Mariners Cricket Club.

Bidbury Mead Recreation Park, Bidbury Lane, Havant

Decision MadeReference: APP/15/00127Havant Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
4 Feb 2015
Validated
4 Feb 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Erection of a single storey wooden building to be used as a club room for Bedhampton Mariners Cricket Club.

Proposal details

Reference
APP/15/00127
Alternative references
PP-03954610

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Application location

Bidbury Mead Recreation Park, Bidbury Lane, Havant

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TITLE: Application Form - Redacted COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF11 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Site layout COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF11 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Typical Section & specifications COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF11 Feb 2015View
TITLE: 3D Site Plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF11 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Location Plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF11 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Consultation Response - Highways COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF13 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Consultation Response - Property Services COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF13 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Consultation Response - Development Engineer COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF17 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Tree Survey Plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF11 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Tree Retention & Protection Plan COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF11 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Officers Report COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF1 Apr 2015View
TITLE: Arboricultural Assessment COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF11 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Typical Section COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF11 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Decision Notice COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF1 Apr 2015View
TITLE: Consultee Response - Environmental Health COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF18 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Consultation Response- Arborist COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF20 Mar 2015View
TITLE: Consultee Response - Southern Water COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF25 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Consultation Response - Archaeology COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF13 Feb 2015View

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