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Internal alterations and erection of extensions to create two additional classrooms, toilets and changing facilities, extended hall and enlarged classrooms; installation of roof lights, enclosure of internal courtyard to create additional teaching space, alterations to the car parking provision and ...

Southtown Primary School, Tamworth Lane, Southtown, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR31 0HJ

Application ApprovedReference: Y/6/2015/6005Norfolk County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full
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15 Jul 2015
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Local authority
Norfolk County Council

Application overview

Internal alterations and erection of extensions to create two additional classrooms, toilets and changing facilities, extended hall and enlarged classrooms; installation of roof lights, enclosure of internal courtyard to create additional teaching space, alterations to the car parking provision and ...

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Reference
Y/6/2015/6005

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Application location

Southtown Primary School, Tamworth Lane, Southtown, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR31 0HJ

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Location Plan 1-1250.pdf-14 Jul 2015View
Design Statement (May 2015).PDF-14 Jul 2015View
Ecological Survey.pdf-14 Jul 2015View
Flood Risk Assessment.PDF-14 Jul 2015View
Parking Provision Assessment.pdf-14 Jul 2015View
Planning Statement.PDF-14 Jul 2015View
Tree Constraints Report.pdf-14 Jul 2015View
101E Plan as Proposed.pdf-14 Jul 2015View
102C A Elevations as Proposed - recd 02-07-2015.pdf-14 Jul 2015View
103C B Roof Plan.pdf-14 Jul 2015View
104C E Site Plan - recd 29-06-2015.pdf-14 Jul 2015View
105A Sections as Proposed.pdf-14 Jul 2015View
X01 Plan as Existing.pdf-14 Jul 2015View
X02 Elevations as Existing.pdf-14 Jul 2015View
X03 Existing Roof Plan.pdf-14 Jul 2015View
X04 Site Plan - Existing 250.pdf-14 Jul 2015View
X06 Existing Site Plan - with drainage - recd 03-07-2015.pdf-14 Jul 2015View
ApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdfApplication Forms14 Jul 2015View
Southtown Lighting assessment 2 - 09.09.15.pdf-10 Sept 2015View
Southtown Primary School TPP 2015.pdf-1 Oct 2015View
Initial Bat Survey Southtown Infant School 13.10.15.pdf-14 Oct 2015View
Decision.pdfDecision Notice10 Dec 2015View

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