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The application is for the construction of new extensions to the existing school. The works include some elevational changes to some existing windows associated with the extensions

Minster In Sheppey Primary School, Brecon Chase, Minster On Sea, Sheerness, Kent, ME12 2HX

DeterminedReference: KCC/SW/0207/2016Kent County Council

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Application location

Minster In Sheppey Primary School, Brecon Chase, Minster On Sea, Sheerness, Kent, ME12 2HX

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
2 Aug 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Kent County Council

Application overview

The application is for the construction of new extensions to the existing school. The works include some elevational changes to some existing windows associated with the extensions

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/SW/0207/2016
Alternative references
SW/16/506378
Agent
Tuke Manton Architects.

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Documents 17 of 17

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Application Form.pdfApplication Documents28 Jul 2016View
951 10 013 P1 Proposed Roof Plan Detail 01.pdfApplication Documents28 Jul 2016View
951 30 010 P1 Proposed Elevations A to D.pdfApplication Documents28 Jul 2016View
951 30 002 P1 Exsiting Elevations F to L.pdfApplication Documents28 Jul 2016View
951 30 001 P1 Existing Elevations A to E.pdfApplication Documents28 Jul 2016View
951 20 001 P1 Proposed Sections.pdfApplication Documents28 Jul 2016View
951 10 014 P1 Proposed Roof Plan Details 02.pdfApplication Documents28 Jul 2016View
951 00 001 P1 Location Plan.pdfApplication Documents28 Jul 2016View
951 10 012 P1 Proposed Ground Floor Plan Detail 02.pdfApplication Documents28 Jul 2016View
951 10 011 P1 Proposed Ground Floor Plan Detail 01.pdfApplication Documents28 Jul 2016View
951 10 010 P1 Proposed Ground Floor Plan.pdfApplication Documents28 Jul 2016View
951 10 002 P1 Ground Floor Plan Demolition.pdfApplication Documents28 Jul 2016View
951 10 001 P1 Existing Ground Floor Plan.pdfApplication Documents28 Jul 2016View
Design & Access and Supporting Statement.pdfApplication Documents28 Jul 2016View
951 30 011 P1 Proposed Elevations E to H.pdfApplication Documents28 Jul 2016View
SW 16 506378 Decision.pdfDecision26 Sept 2016View
Site Notice.pdfOfficer Correspondence12 Aug 2016View

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SW 16 506378 Decision.pdf
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