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New planning application for alternative proposal for new Primary School wing (originally granted planning permission under consent AS/10/380) and consequential changes to floor plans, elevations and external works to facilitate a phased development

The Wyvern School, Great Chart Bypass, Ashford, Kent, TN23 4ER

DeterminedReference: KCC/AS/0459/2010Kent County Council

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Application location

The Wyvern School, Great Chart Bypass, Ashford, Kent, TN23 4ER

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
22 Dec 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Kent County Council

Application overview

New planning application for alternative proposal for new Primary School wing (originally granted planning permission under consent AS/10/380) and consequential changes to floor plans, elevations and external works to facilitate a phased development

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/AS/0459/2010
Alternative references
AS/11/20
Agent
GPM Design Ltd

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Design and Access Statement.pdfApplication Documents14 Dec 2010View
ApplicationForm.pdfApplication Documents5 Jan 2011View
08604 105 Proposed Site Plan.pdfApplication Documents14 Dec 2010View
08604 104 Proposed West and Elevations.pdfApplication Documents14 Dec 2010View
08604 103 Proposed South Elevations.pdfApplication Documents14 Dec 2010View
08604 102 Proposed North Elevation.pdfApplication Documents14 Dec 2010View
08604 101 Proposed Roof Plan.pdfApplication Documents14 Dec 2010View
08604 100 Proposed SO Plan.pdfApplication Documents14 Dec 2010View
08604 106 Proposed Section A-A.pdfApplication Documents14 Dec 2010View
The Wyvern School Drawing Issue Sheet - PLANNING.pdfApplication Documents14 Dec 2010View
11047 55 Building Drainage.pdfApplication Documents14 Apr 2011View
11047 54 Drainage Layout.pdfApplication Documents14 Apr 2011View
11047 53 Drainage Layout.pdfApplication Documents14 Apr 2011View
Topographical Survey.pdfApplication Documents14 Dec 2010View
08601 100 Site Location Plan.pdfApplication Documents14 Dec 2010View
Decision.pdfDecision19 May 2011View
EIA Screening Opinion Decision.pdfDecision6 Jan 2011View
AS.0459.2010 Site Notice.pdfOfficer Correspondence20 Jan 2011View

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Decision.pdf EIA Screening Opinion Decision.pdf
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