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Installation of new 1.8 metre high, black, welded mesh security fence and gates to the school's entrances and driveways, and to part of the southern boundary. Installation of 1.8 metre high chainlink fencing to part of the boundary with adjoining residential properties to the north and east boundar...

Greenfields Community Primary School, Oxford Road, Shepway, Maidstone, Kent, ME15 8DF

DeterminedReference: KCC/MA/0531/2011Kent County Council

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Greenfields Community Primary School, Oxford Road, Shepway, Maidstone, Kent, ME15 8DF

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
16 Jan 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Kent County Council

Application overview

Installation of new 1.8 metre high, black, welded mesh security fence and gates to the school's entrances and driveways, and to part of the southern boundary. Installation of 1.8 metre high chainlink fencing to part of the boundary with adjoining residential properties to the north and east boundar...

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/MA/0531/2011
Alternative references
MA/12/87
Agent
Bennett Burrows Limited

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
04 Rev A Proposed Entrance Plan and Elevation.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2012View
Application Form (2).pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2012View
03 Existing Entrance Plan and Elevation.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2012View
01 Existing Site Plan (2).pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2012View
Design and Access Statement (2).pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2012View
02 Proposed Site Plan and Fence Location.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2012View
07 Rev A Typical Proposed Fencing and Pedestrian Gate Elevation.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2012View
09 Typical Chain Link Fence Elevation (2).pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2012View
06 Rev A Typical Proposed Fencing Elevation.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2012View
05 Rev A Typical Vehicular Gate Elevation.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2012View
Certificate.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2012View
LP Location Plan (2).pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2012View
08 Rev A Typical Proposed Fencing and Pedestrian Gate Elevation.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2012View
Agents Covering Letter.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2012View
Decision.pdfDecision15 Mar 2012View

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