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Development of a new artificial pitch, fencing, floodlights and acoustic fence. Erection of a pavilion and changing rooms. Floodlighting of Tennis Courts. Erection of an Indoor Tennis building.Consolidation to remove dip in the natural grass playing fields.

Queen Annes School Henley Road Caversham Reading RG4 6DX

Decision MadeReference: PL/19/2049Reading Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
23 Dec 2019
Validated
6 Jan 2020
Determination deadline
9 Feb 2021
Local authority
Reading Borough Council

Application overview

Development of a new artificial pitch, fencing, floodlights and acoustic fence. Erection of a pavilion and changing rooms. Floodlighting of Tennis Courts. Erection of an Indoor Tennis building.Consolidation to remove dip in the natural grass playing fields.

Proposal details

Reference
PL/19/2049
Ward
Caversham Ward
Agent
Boddingtons Planning

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Queen Annes School Henley Road Caversham Reading RG4 6DX

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Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF3 Jan 2020View
Location planLocation plan · PDF3 Jan 2020View
Noise impact assessmentNoise impact assessment · PDF3 Jan 2020View
Existing PlansExisting Plans · PDF3 Jan 2020View
Existing PlansExisting Plans · PDF3 Jan 2020View
Design and Access StatementDesign and Access Statement3 Jan 2020View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF3 Jan 2020View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF3 Jan 2020View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents3 Jan 2020View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF3 Jan 2020View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF3 Jan 2020View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF3 Jan 2020View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents3 Jan 2020View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF3 Jan 2020View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF3 Jan 2020View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF11 Feb 2021View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF3 Jan 2020View

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