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VARIATION OF CONDITION 2; 3 AND 10 OF PLANNING PERMISSION R/2014/0495/FFM TO AMEND POSITION OF PROPOSED SCHOOL AND BRICK TYPE; CAR PARKING FACILITIES AND SITE COMPOUND RE-ARRANGED TO PROVIDE IMPROVED ACCESS

LAURENCE JACKSON SCHOOL CHURCH LANE GUISBOROUGH

ApprovedReference: R/2015/0071/VCRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Variation Condition
Received
30 Jan 2015
Validated
5 Feb 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

VARIATION OF CONDITION 2; 3 AND 10 OF PLANNING PERMISSION R/2014/0495/FFM TO AMEND POSITION OF PROPOSED SCHOOL AND BRICK TYPE; CAR PARKING FACILITIES AND SITE COMPOUND RE-ARRANGED TO PROVIDE IMPROVED ACCESS

Proposal details

Reference
R/2015/0071/VC
Agent
AHR ARCHITECTS (MANCHESTER)

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LAURENCE JACKSON SCHOOL CHURCH LANE GUISBOROUGH

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Lauence Jackson School - Variation of condition planning application form.pdfApplication Form4 Feb 2015View
HIGHWAYS 71 - Memo Style.pdfConsultee response - Highways12 Feb 2015View
Plans committee meeting Wed 18th Feb.pdfConsultee response - Guis Town Council19 Feb 2015View
R 15 0071 Sport England.pdfConsultee response - Sport England3 Mar 2015View
Decision Notice_R20150071VC.pdfDecision Notice11 Mar 2015View
LJ_AHR_SL_001.pdfLocation Plan30 Jan 2015View
Neighbour Comments - Alan Christison 0071.pdfNeighbour Comments - Christison A23 Feb 2015View
PSBP-LJ-01 Rev E.pdfPhase 1 Site Layout SUPERSEDED30 Jan 2015View
LJ_AHR_SS_001.pdfSite Cross Section30 Jan 2015View
LJ_AHR_LL_002.pdfSport England Plan30 Jan 2015View
LJ_AHR_LL_001.pdfProposed Layout Plan30 Jan 2015View
LJ_AHR_EB_001.pdfExisting Site Plan30 Jan 2015View
Laurence Jackson - FC Issue Rev G 23_02_15 - Planners V2(1).pdfSite Layout Plans Phase 1 Amended 27.2.201527 Feb 2015View
Pages from Laurence Jackson - FC Issue Rev G 23_02_15 - Planners V2-5(1).pdfSite Layout Plan Phase 2 Amended 27.2.201527 Feb 2015View

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