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Details of a pedestrian link across Site 1 which users of sports facilities on Site 2 would take between the vehicle parking and site entrance on Sandown Park (condition 21), pursuant to planning permission TW/10/4051 for the redevelopment of Skinners Kent Academy, as granted planning permission on ...

Skinners Kent Academy, Blackhurst Lane, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN2 4PY

DeterminedReference: KCC/TW/0055/2012Kent County Council

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Application location

Skinners Kent Academy, Blackhurst Lane, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN2 4PY

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Details of a pedestrian link across Site 1 which users of sports facilities on Site 2 would take between the vehicle parking and site entrance on Sandown Park (condition 21), pursuant to planning permission TW/10/4051 for the redevelopment of Skinners Kent Academy, as granted planning permission on ...

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/TW/0055/2012
Alternative references
TW/10/4051/R21

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
W103218Y02 Rev H Landscape Masterplan.pdfApplication Documents20 Feb 2012View
W103218SK85A Routes 2 Sheets.pdfApplication Documents20 Feb 2012View
W103218L07 Rev T Hard Materials GA.pdfApplication Documents20 Feb 2012View
W103218L06 Rev S Hard Materials GA Site 1.pdfApplication Documents20 Feb 2012View
Letter from Agent conditions 14 and 15 dated 25 January 2012.pdfApplication Documents20 Feb 2012View
Letter from Agent condition 21 dated 10 February 2012.pdfApplication Documents20 Feb 2012View
A063974 632 Pedestrian Guard Rail Access no 3.pdfApplication Documents20 Feb 2012View
A063974 631 Rev A Kerb and Pavement Layout Access no 3.pdfApplication Documents20 Feb 2012View
A063974 630 1 and 2 Kerb Pavement Layout.pdfApplication Documents20 Feb 2012View
A063974 619 Rev B Pavement Standard Construction Details.pdfApplication Documents20 Feb 2012View
Decision.pdfDecision18 Jun 2012View
Letter to Willmott Dixon Construction dated 29 May 2012.pdfDecision18 Jun 2012View

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Decision & conditions

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Decision.pdf Letter to Willmott Dixon Construction dated 29 May 2012.pdf
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