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Proposed two storey teaching facility which would replace the temporary 2 classroom unit, which is currently on the school site under Permitted Development Rights. The proposed replacement would comprise of 4 classroom Portakabin units over two storeys to accommodate an 0.5FE pupil expansion

St. Johns Catholic Comprehensive School, Rochester Road, Gravesend, Kent, DA12 2JW

DeterminedReference: KCC/GR/0118/2020Kent County Council

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Not published
Received
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Validated
12 Jun 2020
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Kent County Council

Application overview

Proposed two storey teaching facility which would replace the temporary 2 classroom unit, which is currently on the school site under Permitted Development Rights. The proposed replacement would comprise of 4 classroom Portakabin units over two storeys to accommodate an 0.5FE pupil expansion

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/GR/0118/2020
Alternative references
GR/20/553
Agent
Portacabin Ltd

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Application location

St. Johns Catholic Comprehensive School, Rochester Road, Gravesend, Kent, DA12 2JW

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Documents 14 of 14

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Redacted Application Form.pdfApplication Documents12 Jun 2020View
Notice 1 under Article 13 dated 12 June 2020_Redacted.pdfApplication Documents12 Jun 2020View
Notice 2 under Article 13 dated 12 June 2020_Redacted.pdfApplication Documents12 Jun 2020View
Design & Access Statement.pdfApplication Documents12 Jun 2020View
Transport Statement.pdfApplication Documents10 Jun 2020View
Construction Management Plan.pdfApplication Documents22 Jul 2020View
PTK A2 00 DR A 1901 P02 Site Location Plan.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings10 Jun 2020View
PTK A2 00 DR A 1902 P01 Existing Site Plan.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings10 Jun 2020View
PTK A2 00 DR A 1801 P05 Proposed Site Plan.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings10 Jun 2020View
PTK A2 00 DR A 1801 C01 Proposed Site Plan.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings12 Jun 2020View
PTK A2 ZZ DR A 1001 C01 Floor Plans.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings12 Jun 2020View
PTK A2 ZZ DR A 2001 P08 Elevations.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings10 Jun 2020View
PTK A2 ZZ DR A 3001 P01 Sections.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings10 Jun 2020View
GR 20 553 Decision.pdfDecision23 Jul 2020View

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GR 20 553 Decision.pdf
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