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Submission of location, specification and layout details for the part of the Riverside Green Chain and Spine Path pursuant to paragraph 40 of the S106 agreement of 04/01778/OUT : Construction of new neighbourhood of 600 dwellings, primary school, conversion of Tanyard Barn to a community hall, local centre plus car parking, link road connecting Langshott to Cross Oak Lane, access roads and bus only access on to Langshott, formal and informal open space areas, infrastructure works inc re-profiling of part of the site.

Horley Development North East Sector Horley Surrey

Decided (Approved)Reference: 04/01778/S10640Reigate and Banstead Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided (Approved)
Application type
Section 106 - Clause 40
Received
Not published
Validated
17 Apr 2008
Determination deadline
12 Jun 2008
Local authority
Reigate and Banstead Borough Council

Application overview

Submission of location, specification and layout details for the part of the Riverside Green Chain and Spine Path pursuant to paragraph 40 of the S106 agreement of 04/01778/OUT : Construction of new neighbourhood of 600 dwellings, primary school, conversion of Tanyard Barn to a community hall, local centre plus car parking, link road connecting Langshott to Cross Oak Lane, access roads and bus only access on to Langshott, formal and informal open space areas, infrastructure works inc re-profiling of part of the site.

Proposal details

Reference
04/01778/S10640
Ward
Horley East Historic
Parish
Horley Town Council
Agent
Arcadis AYH PLC

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DocumentPublishedAction
FINRPT - Case Officer report (Web)FINRPT - Case Officer report (Web)13 Aug 2026View
Case Email (Out)Case Email (Out)25 Jul 2008View
Case Email (Out)Case Email (Out)20 May 2008View
Internal EmailInternal Email20 May 2008View
Plan - Proposed Site LayoutPlan - Proposed Site Layout18 Apr 2008View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents18 Apr 2008View
Application Start - Tree/TED/CON/RenewalApplication Start - Tree/TED/CON/Renewal18 Apr 2008View

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