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Installation of one quiet revolution vertical axis wind turbine

St Georges Church of England Primary School, Chequers Road, Minster On Sea, Sheerness, Kent, ME12 3QU

WithdrawnReference: KCC/SW/0268/2010Kent County Council

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Application location

St Georges Church of England Primary School, Chequers Road, Minster On Sea, Sheerness, Kent, ME12 3QU

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
23 Dec 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Kent County Council

Application overview

Installation of one quiet revolution vertical axis wind turbine

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/SW/0268/2010
Alternative references
SW/11/43
Agent
Diocesan Architects

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Documents 18 of 18

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quietrevolution Product Specification.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2011View
quietrevolution Noise Statement.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2011View
quietrevolution Misc. Application Document.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2011View
quietrevolution Misc Application Document.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2011View
Email from Diocesan Architectural Services dated 23 Sep 2010.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2011View
Email from Agent withdrawing application.pdfApplication Documents1 Nov 2011View
Design and Access Statement.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2011View
10 048 003 Rev A Proposed Site Sections.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2011View
10 048 002 Rev A Proposed Site Plan Turbine Plan & Elevation.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2011View
10 048 001 Site Location Plan.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2011View
Proposal Attachments Details.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2011View
Letter from Diocesan Architectural Services dated 29 Sep 2010.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2011View
Letter from Diocesan Architectural Services dated 9 Sep 2010.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2011View
Planning Application Form.pdfApplication Documents18 Jan 2011View
A0585 Noise Report 22.12.10.pdfApplication Documents31 Dec 2010View
Emails from C James dated 21 January 2011.pdfApplication Documents28 Jan 2011View
EIA Screening Opinion Decision.pdfDecision14 Jan 2011View
site notice displayed 18 01 2011.pdfOfficer Correspondence19 Jan 2011View

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Decision & conditions

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EIA Screening Opinion Decision.pdf
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