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Non material amendment of Condition No.16 of Planning Permission APP/12/00966 relating to previously submitted layout for site access raised table location to be regularised with as-built construction.

Former site of, 1 Hawthorne Grove, Hayling Island

Decision MadeReference: APP/17/00352Havant Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Non-Material Amendment
Received
30 Mar 2017
Validated
8 Jun 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Non material amendment of Condition No.16 of Planning Permission APP/12/00966 relating to previously submitted layout for site access raised table location to be regularised with as-built construction.

Proposal details

Reference
APP/17/00352
Alternative references
PP-05937983

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Application location

Former site of, 1 Hawthorne Grove, Hayling Island

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Title: DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF28 Jul 2017View
OBJECT - K BUCKINGHAMPublic Comment · PDF23 Jun 2017View
OBJECTS - G TESTERPublic Comment · PDF14 Jul 2017View
Title: CONSULTEE RESPONSE BUILDING CONTROL TEAMConsultee Comment · PDF16 Jun 2017View
Title: APPLICATION FORMApplication · PDF3 Apr 2017View
Title: COMMITTEE REPORTReport · PDF20 Jul 2017View
Title: CONSULTEE COMMENTS - HIGHWAY AUTHORITY (HBC AGENCY)Consultee Comment · PDF6 Jul 2017View
Title: GROUND PROTECTION ROAD DETAIL ADJACENT TO ENTRANCEMaps & Plans · PDF20 Jun 2017View
Title: EXTERNAL WORKS LAYOUTMaps & Plans · PDF19 Jul 2017View
Title: TREE PLANMaps & Plans · PDF20 Jun 2017View
Title: TREE INFORMATION - EMAIL 26.4.16Application · PDF20 Jun 2017View
Title: COMMITTEE MINUTESApplication · PDF10 Aug 2017View
Title: CONSULTEE COMMENTS - HIGHWAY AUTHORITY (HBC AGENCY)Consultee Comment · PDF20 Jun 2017View
Title: AMENDED ENGINEERING LAYOUTMaps & Plans · PDF19 Jul 2017View
Title: SUPERSEDED ENGINEERING LAYOUT 1-250Application · PDF3 Apr 2017View
EXTENSION OF TIMEApplication · PDF10 Jul 2017View

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