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Two storey extension to create advanced engineering facility including 16 incubator units; building to rear containing biomass plant; car parking; landscaping; temporary works access off Potash Lane and re-routing of power line.

Hethel Engineering Centre, Chapman Way, Hethel, Norwich, NR14 8FB

Application WithdrawnReference: Y/7/2012/7001Norfolk County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Withdrawn
Application type
Full
Received
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Validated
31 Jan 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Norfolk County Council

Application overview

Two storey extension to create advanced engineering facility including 16 incubator units; building to rear containing biomass plant; car parking; landscaping; temporary works access off Potash Lane and re-routing of power line.

Proposal details

Reference
Y/7/2012/7001

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Application location

Hethel Engineering Centre, Chapman Way, Hethel, Norwich, NR14 8FB

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Documents 34 of 34

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Design Access Statement P1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
CD10588.00.10 P1_120131100122262.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
CD10588.00.10 P1_120131100122262.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
CD10588.00.12 P1_120131100248390.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
CD10588.00.13 P1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
CD10588.00.14 P1_120131100458331.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
CD10588.00.16 P1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
CD10588.00.18 P1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
CD10588.00.15 P1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
CD10588.00.20 P1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
CD10588.00.21 P1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Acoustic Report.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
CD10588.00.22 P1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Cd10588.00.23 P1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
CD10588.00.24 P1_120127155100658.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
CD10588.63.01 P1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
CD10588.90.LP01 P1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Ecology P1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Economic Statement.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Energy Statement P1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Flood Risk Assessment P1 (1).pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Flood Risk Assessment P1 (2).pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Method Statement P1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Site Waste plan.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Supporting Planning Statement P1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Tech Info Condensers.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Tech Info Cycle Shelters.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Transport Statement 1.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Transport Statement 2.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Travel Plan P1 (1).pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Travel Plan P1 (2).pdf-7 Feb 2012View
Tree Survey Report.pdf-7 Feb 2012View
ApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdfApplication Forms7 Feb 2012View
CD10588.00.19 P1.pdfPLA - Photos7 Feb 2012View

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Withdrawn
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