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A project has been established to provide safeguarding to the rear of the school as currently the field is enclosed by 1.2m high chestnut paling fencing. The school has several children who are experiencing behavioural issues and unfortunately sometimes want to leave the school without permission and are easily able to abscond from the school site. The proposal is to install 2.4m high green weldmesh around the school field. The field is a significant distance from the listed buildings of the school.

Wiveliscombe Primary School North Street Wiveliscombe Taunton TA4 2LA

Application WithdrawnReference: SCC/4037/2023Somerset Council

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Application location

Wiveliscombe Primary School North Street Wiveliscombe Taunton TA4 2LA

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Application summary

Status
Application Withdrawn
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
7 Feb 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Somerset Council

Application overview

A project has been established to provide safeguarding to the rear of the school as currently the field is enclosed by 1.2m high chestnut paling fencing. The school has several children who are experiencing behavioural issues and unfortunately sometimes want to leave the school without permission and are easily able to abscond from the school site. The proposal is to install 2.4m high green weldmesh around the school field. The field is a significant distance from the listed buildings of the school.

Proposal details

Reference
SCC/4037/2023
Agent
Ms Hazel Bater

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Rep Drs Kyle.pdfCONSULTATION & CORRESPONDENCE (MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC)13 Mar 2023View
Ref_ SCC_4037_2023. Install 2.4m high green weldmesh around the school field at Wiveliscombe Primary School_Redacted.pdfCONSULTATION & CORRESPONDENCE (STATUTORY CONSULTEES)9 Mar 2023View
Rep Ecology 4037- Redacted.pdfCONSULTATION & CORRESPONDENCE (STATUTORY CONSULTEES)14 Mar 2023View
Proof of Site Notice in situ.jpgPHOTOGRAPHS21 Feb 2023View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfPLANNING APPLICATION FORMS7 Feb 2023View
Wiveliscombe SAI Fencing Project-Layout1.pdfPLANS & DRAWINGS7 Feb 2023View
2.4m Steel Weldmesh-Layout1.pdfPLANS & DRAWINGS7 Feb 2023View
Location Plan.pdfPLANS & DRAWINGS7 Feb 2023View
Wiveliscombe Planning Statement(1).docxSUPPORTING REPORTS & DOCUMENTS7 Feb 2023View

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