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Use of land for Linear High Ropes Course.

Mill Rythe Holiday Village, 16 Havant Road, Hayling Island, PO11 0PB

Decision MadeReference: APP/16/01193Havant Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
17 Nov 2016
Validated
17 Nov 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Use of land for Linear High Ropes Course.

Proposal details

Reference
APP/16/01193
Alternative references
PP-05629072
Agent
A&M Architectural Partnership LLP

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Application location

Mill Rythe Holiday Village, 16 Havant Road, Hayling Island, PO11 0PB

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Title: BLOCK PLANMaps & Plans · PDF17 Nov 2016View
Title: CONSULTEE RESPONSE - ENVIRONMENT AGENCYConsultee Comment5 Dec 2016View
Title: AMENDED - SITE LOCATION PLANMaps & Plans · PDF15 Dec 2016View
Title: ADDITIONAL INFO - ARBORICULTURE REPORTApplication · PDF15 Dec 2016View
Title: CONSULTEE COMMENTS - HIGHWAY AUTHORITY (HBC AGENCY)Consultee Comment · PDF22 Nov 2016View
Title: CONSULTEE RESPONSE - ENGINEERINGConsultee Comment · PDF21 Nov 2016View
Title: PROPOSED SITE PLANMaps & Plans · PDF17 Nov 2016View
Title: CONSULTEE RESPONSE - NATURAL ENGLANDConsultee Comment · PDF13 Dec 2016View
Title: AMENDED - PROPOSED SITE PLANMaps & Plans · PDF15 Dec 2016View
CONSULTEE COMMENT - COASTAL ENGINEERINGConsultee Comment · PDF23 Nov 2016View
Title: AMENDED - APPLICATION FORMApplication · PDF15 Dec 2016View
Title: SUPERSEDED - APPLICATION FORMApplication · PDF17 Nov 2016View
Title: DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF12 Jan 2017View
Title: AMENDED - SITE BLOCK PLANMaps & Plans · PDF15 Dec 2016View
Title: AMENDED - FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENT 15.11.1656290720001.PDFApplication · PDF15 Dec 2016View
Title: CONSULTEE COMMENT - ARBORICULTURE OFFICERConsultee Comment · PDF11 Jan 2017View
Title: SUPERSEDED - LOCATION PLANMaps & Plans · PDF17 Nov 2016View
Title: SUPERSEDED - FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENTApplication · PDF17 Nov 2016View
Title: AMENDED - APPLICATION FORMApplication · PDF15 Dec 2016View
Title: CONSULTEE COMMENT - ENGINEERING & LANDSCAPE TEAMConsultee Comment · PDF8 Dec 2016View
Title: DELEGATED REPORTDecision · PDF12 Jan 2017View

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