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Demolition of existing school building (1025sq metres) to facilitate future rebuilding.

Merton Building Church Street Oakham Rutland LE15 6AA

DecidedReference: APP/2012/0805Rutland County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Conservation Area Consent
Received
22 Oct 2012
Validated
22 Oct 2012
Determination deadline
17 Dec 2012
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing school building (1025sq metres) to facilitate future rebuilding.

Proposal details

Reference
APP/2012/0805
Ward
Oakham NE Ward
Parish
Oakham Town Council
Agent
GSS Architecture LLP

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Application location

Merton Building Church Street Oakham Rutland LE15 6AA

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF17 Dec 2012View
Location PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Proposed Elevation Sheet 2Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Protected Species SurveyHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Proposed Ground Floor PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Existing First Floor PlansHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Existing School Shop Elevations and PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Demolition and Removal PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Design and Access StatementHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Proposed Site PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Planning Application FormHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Proposed Elevation Sheet 3Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Topographical SurveyHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Guidelines for the Selection of Local WildlifeHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Proposed Elevation Sheet 1Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Oakham Town Council - 29-11-2012Historic Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Proposed Second Floor PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Proposed First Floor PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View
Existing Ground Floor PlansHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2012View

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