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Proposed demolition of existing Table Store and Servery and the construction of an extension to the north of the school to provide a kitchen, office and ancillary spaces along with the construction of a glazed extension to the south to provide a new lobby to serve the main school entrance

Park Way Primary School, South Park Road, Maidstone, Kent, ME15 7AH

DeterminedReference: KCC/MA/0017/2020Kent County Council

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Proposed demolition of existing Table Store and Servery and the construction of an extension to the north of the school to provide a kitchen, office and ancillary spaces along with the construction of a glazed extension to the south to provide a new lobby to serve the main school entrance

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/MA/0017/2020
Alternative references
MA/20/501103
Agent
Clague LLP

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Application location

Park Way Primary School, South Park Road, Maidstone, Kent, ME15 7AH

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Documents28 Jan 2020View
Design & Access Statement.pdfApplication Documents26 Feb 2020View
29591A_CLA_XX_00_DR_A_0001_P1_Site Location Plan(1).pdfApplication Plans & Drawings28 Jan 2020View
29591A_CLA_XX_00_DR_A_1000_P2_Proposed Site Plan.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings28 Jan 2020View
29591A_CLA_XX_GF_DR_A_1001_P4_Proposed Ground Floor Plan.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings28 Jan 2020View
29591A_CLA_00_XX_DR_A_3001_P4_Proposed Elevations -Sheet 1 of 2.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings28 Jan 2020View
29591A_CLA_00_XX_DR_A_3002_P4_Proposed Elevations - Sheet 2 of 2.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings28 Jan 2020View
J19470_01.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings28 Jan 2020View
J19470_02.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings28 Jan 2020View
J19470_03.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings28 Jan 2020View
Pages from J19470_03 Sheet 2 of 3.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings28 Jan 2020View
Pages from J19470_03 Sheet 3 of 3.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings28 Jan 2020View
J19470_04.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings28 Jan 2020View
MA 20 501103 Decision.pdfDecision8 Apr 2020View
Site Notice.pdfPublicity6 Mar 2020View

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MA 20 501103 Decision.pdf
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