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Single storey detached building to be connected to the main building via a new inclined path and steps and an oversailing lightweight canopy. The new building would replace the existing autism unit which is currently housed in a sub-standard, time expired building

Joy Lane Primary School, Joy Lane, Whitstable, Kent, CT5 4LT

DeterminedReference: KCC/CA/0116/2011Kent County Council

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Not published
Received
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Validated
17 Mar 2011
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Kent County Council

Application overview

Single storey detached building to be connected to the main building via a new inclined path and steps and an oversailing lightweight canopy. The new building would replace the existing autism unit which is currently housed in a sub-standard, time expired building

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/CA/0116/2011
Alternative references
CA/11/542
Agent
Calford Seaden

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Application location

Joy Lane Primary School, Joy Lane, Whitstable, Kent, CT5 4LT

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Documents 16 of 16

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AttachmentSummary.pdfApplication Documents10 Mar 2011View
ApplicationForm.pdfApplication Documents10 Mar 2011View
Agent covering letter.pdfApplication Documents10 Mar 2011View
910091G02 Topographical Survey.pdfApplication Documents10 Mar 2011View
K10 0521 01 900 Rev A Access Ramp and Steps.pdfApplication Documents10 Mar 2011View
K10 0521 01 310 Sections.pdfApplication Documents10 Mar 2011View
K10 0521 01 300 Rev B Elevations and 3D Views.pdfApplication Documents10 Mar 2011View
K10 0521 01 202 Rev E Roof Plan.pdfApplication Documents10 Mar 2011View
K10 0521 01 201 Rev J Floor Plan.pdfApplication Documents10 Mar 2011View
FeeCalculation.pdfApplication Documents10 Mar 2011View
Design and Access Statement and Planning Statement.pdfApplication Documents14 Mar 2011View
K10 0521 01 101 Location Plan.pdfApplication Documents10 Mar 2011View
K10 0521 01 100 Rev B Proposed Site Plan.pdfApplication Documents10 Mar 2011View
K10 0152 01 SK 301 Coloured Elevations and 3D Views.pdfApplication Documents10 Mar 2011View
Decision Notice.pdfDecision6 May 2011View
Site Notice.pdfOfficer Correspondence31 Mar 2011View

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