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Application for the variation of condition 1 (Limitation of use) of planning permission PL/0201/21 to allow the accommodation age of children to increase from 7-16 years to 7-18 years (school leaving age)

2 Icknield School Houses, Archers Way, Letchworth Garden City, SG6 4UG

Conditionally PermittedReference: PL/0250/22Hertfordshire County Council

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Application location

2 Icknield School Houses, Archers Way, Letchworth Garden City, SG6 4UG

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Application summary

Status
Conditionally Permitted
Application type
Not published
Received
20 Jan 2022
Validated
20 Jan 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Hertfordshire County Council

Application overview

Application for the variation of condition 1 (Limitation of use) of planning permission PL/0201/21 to allow the accommodation age of children to increase from 7-16 years to 7-18 years (school leaving age)

Proposal details

Reference
PL/0250/22
Agent
Mrs Anna Mayers

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notice FINAL - S73 - 2 Icknield School Houses.docDecision Notice and associated report14 Mar 2022View
Delegated Report FINAL - S73 - 2 Icknield School Houses.docDecision Notice and associated report14 Mar 2022View
Highway Authority response PL025022.pdfConsultation responses2 Mar 2022View
North Herts Council response 00293.pdfConsultation responses4 Mar 2022View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication documents (not plans)25 Jan 2022View
cil_questions.pdfApplication documents (not plans)25 Jan 2022View
PLANNING STATEMENT s73 Icknield School .pdfApplication documents (not plans)25 Jan 2022View
Location plan.pdfPlans or drawings25 Jan 2022View
EA Screening checklist - 2 Icknield School Houses variationh.pdfHCC validation/consultation documents1 Feb 2022View
Constraints and consultee form - 2 Icknield School Houses variation.pdfHCC validation/consultation documents1 Feb 2022View
Covering Letter .pdfPlanning Application Documents25 Jan 2022View

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  5. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

Conditionally Permitted
Decision Notice FINAL - S73 - 2 Icknield School Houses.doc Delegated Report FINAL - S73 - 2 Icknield School Houses.doc
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