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Installation of replacement multi use games area (MUGA) to form new 2G sand dressed football and netball Playzone with associated lighting, fencing and equipment storage (amendments received 07/08/2025)

St Saviours Road, Spinney Hill

DeterminedReference: 20250257Leicester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Operational development - full application
Received
12 Feb 2025
Validated
4 Apr 2025
Determination deadline
24 Sept 2025
Local authority
Leicester City Council

Application overview

Installation of replacement multi use games area (MUGA) to form new 2G sand dressed football and netball Playzone with associated lighting, fencing and equipment storage (amendments received 07/08/2025)

Proposal details

Reference
20250257
Ward
Spinney Hills
Agent
Mrs N Battye

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Application location

St Saviours Road, Spinney Hill

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
20250257 - St Saviours Road_ Spinney Hill - Decision Notice.pdfDecision Notice24 Sept 2025View
officer reportPlanning Officer Report24 Sept 2025View
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form - Without Personal Data12 Feb 2025View
Noise Impact AssessmentApplication Supporting Info12 Feb 2025View
Heritage Design and Access StatementApplication Supporting Info6 Mar 2025View
Proposed Flood LightingPlans7 Aug 2025View
Existing Site PlanPlans - Existing12 Feb 2025View
Layout, Construction & Signage DetailPlans - Proposed12 Feb 2025View
Proposed Plan and ElevationsPlans - Proposed12 Feb 2025View
Location PlanSite or Location Plan12 Feb 2025View
Proposed Site PlanSite or Location Plan12 Feb 2025View
Proposed Flood LightingSuperseded Plans12 Feb 2025View

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Decision & conditions

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20250257 - St Saviours Road_ Spinney Hill - Decision Notice.pdf
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