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Details of landscaping and planting (Condition 14), details of how the development will enhance biodiversity (Condition 19) and details of all fencing and associated barriers (Condition 21) pursuant to planning permission SW/20/501709

Sunny Bank Primary School, Sunny Bank, Murston, Sittingbourne, Kent ME10 3QN

DeterminedReference: KCC/SW/0224/2021Kent County Council

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
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Received
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Validated
26 Oct 2021
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Kent County Council

Application overview

Details of landscaping and planting (Condition 14), details of how the development will enhance biodiversity (Condition 19) and details of all fencing and associated barriers (Condition 21) pursuant to planning permission SW/20/501709

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/SW/0224/2021
Alternative references
SW/20/501709/RVRA
Agent
Consult Construct Ltd

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Application location

Sunny Bank Primary School, Sunny Bank, Murston, Sittingbourne, Kent ME10 3QN

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Agent's Covering Letter_Redacted.pdfApplication Documents25 Oct 2021View
Soft Landscaping Scheme_Redacted.pdfApplication Documents25 Oct 2021View
Biodiversity Statement.pdfApplication Documents11 Mar 2022View
Landscape, biodiversity and maintenace specification v2.pdfApplication Documents19 Apr 2022View
104 Rev D Proposed Site Plan - Entrance Area.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings25 Oct 2021View
105 Rev C Proposed Site Plan - Nursery Block.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings18 Oct 2021View
106 Rev C Proposed Site Plan - Teaching Block.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings25 Oct 2021View
107 Rev C Proposed Site Plan - Additional Car Park.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings25 Oct 2021View
270.01 Main areas of Biodiversity Interest.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings11 Mar 2022View
270.02 Planting and Management for the southern end of the site.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings11 Mar 2022View
TMC 267-03A.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings11 Mar 2022View
270.03A Landscape and Biodiversity proposals for the northern part of the site.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings14 Apr 2022View
SW 20 501709 RVRA Decision notice.pdfDecision29 Apr 2022View

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Decision & conditions

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SW 20 501709 RVRA Decision notice.pdf
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