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Demolition of existing pottery building and stores. Provision of new mobile building and relocation of existing mobile to a new location within the site boundary

Portal House School, Sea Street, St. Margarets-At-Cliffe, Dover, Kent, CT15 6SS

DeterminedReference: KCC/DO/0181/2015Kent County Council

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Application summary

Status
Determined
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Validated
23 Jun 2015
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Kent County Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing pottery building and stores. Provision of new mobile building and relocation of existing mobile to a new location within the site boundary

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/DO/0181/2015
Alternative references
DO/15/683
Agent
KSS Design Group

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Application location

Portal House School, Sea Street, St. Margarets-At-Cliffe, Dover, Kent, CT15 6SS

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Documents 20 of 20

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Portal House design and access statement.pdfApplication Documents9 Jul 2015View
Enabling Works Trafic Management Plan.pdfApplication Documents6 Aug 2015View
Addendum to Aboricultural Report BS5837 and Summary.pdfApplication Documents24 Jun 2015View
Tree Protection Report.pdfApplication Documents6 Aug 2015View
14680 KSS 00 00 DR A 091 D5 PL01 Proposed Drainage Plan.pdfApplication Documents16 Jun 2015View
14680 KSS 00 00 DR A 090 D5 PL01 Existing Drainage Plan.pdfApplication Documents16 Jun 2015View
14680 KSS 00 00 DR A 085 D5 PL01 Proposed Elevations.pdfApplication Documents16 Jun 2015View
14680 KSS 00 00 DR A 084 D5 PL01 Proposed Elevations.pdfApplication Documents16 Jun 2015View
14680 KSS 00 00 DR A 083 D5 PL01 Proposed Site Plan.pdfApplication Documents16 Jun 2015View
14680 KSS 00 00 DR A 082 D5 PL01 Demolition Plan.pdfApplication Documents16 Jun 2015View
14680 KSS 00 00 DR A 081 D5 PL01 Existing Site Plan.pdfApplication Documents16 Jun 2015View
136 Tree Surgery.PDFApplication Documents6 Aug 2015View
136 RPA.PDFApplication Documents6 Aug 2015View
136 Crane Work.PDFApplication Documents6 Aug 2015View
Phase 1 Ecological Report.pdfApplication Documents16 Jun 2015View
Arboricultural Report.pdfApplication Documents16 Jun 2015View
14680 KSS 00 00 DR A 080 D5 PL01 Site Location Plan.pdfApplication Documents16 Jun 2015View
136-Overview.PDFApplication Documents6 Aug 2015View
DO 15 683 Decision.pdfDecision10 Aug 2015View
Advert.pdfOfficer Correspondence21 Sept 2015View

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DO 15 683 Decision.pdf
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