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Provision of new rubber mulch safety surface to former grass area adjacent main playground

Docking Church Of England Primary School And Nursery, Well Street, Docking, PE31 8LH

Application ApprovedReference: FUL/2020/0105Norfolk County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full Application
Received
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Validated
4 Jan 2021
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Norfolk County Council

Application overview

Provision of new rubber mulch safety surface to former grass area adjacent main playground

Proposal details

Reference
FUL/2020/0105

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Application location

Docking Church Of England Primary School And Nursery, Well Street, Docking, PE31 8LH

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ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfPLA - Application Form12 Jan 2021View
001 A2 Location Plan P2.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings12 Jan 2021View
002 A2 Existing Site Plan P2.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings12 Jan 2021View
003 A2 Proposed Site Plan P2.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings12 Jan 2021View
004 A4 Proposed Details P1.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings12 Jan 2021View
4532 - Fee Letter - 17.12.20.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents12 Jan 2021View
ATCoombes AIA - Docking CE Primary School.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents12 Jan 2021View
Design and Access Statement.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents12 Jan 2021View
Flood Evacuation Plan Occupancy 17.12.20.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents12 Jan 2021View
Flood Risk Assessment.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents12 Jan 2021View
Heritage and Archaeology Statement 17.12.20.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents12 Jan 2021View
Pitch Statement.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents12 Jan 2021View
Planning Statement.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents12 Jan 2021View
FeeCalculation.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents12 Jan 2021View
AttachmentSummary.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents12 Jan 2021View
Existing Site Plan P3 (Rev 22.02.21).pdfPLA - Supporting Documents (Supplementary)1 Apr 2021View
Proposed Site Plan P3 (Rev 22.02.21).pdfPLA - Supporting Documents (Supplementary)1 Apr 2021View
EDP Press advert.pdfPLA - Advert15 Jan 2021View
FUL20200105 Permission.pdfPLA - Decision Documents19 May 2021View
Delegated Report.pdfPLA - Delegated Report19 May 2021View

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FUL20200105 Permission.pdf
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