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Change of use from Class D1 Religious to D1 Educational and Community, including creation of disabled parking and turning bay, diversion of path around building, external alterations and trenching for drainage, water and electrical services

Holbeach Cemetery Chapels Holbeach Cemetery Park Road Holbeach PE32 7EE

ApprovedReference: H09-1006-19South Holland District Council

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Holbeach Cemetery Chapels Holbeach Cemetery Park Road Holbeach PE32 7EE

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Not published
Received
10 Oct 2019
Validated
31 Oct 2019
Determination deadline
24 Jan 2020
Local authority
South Holland District Council

Application overview

Change of use from Class D1 Religious to D1 Educational and Community, including creation of disabled parking and turning bay, diversion of path around building, external alterations and trenching for drainage, water and electrical services

Proposal details

Reference
H09-1006-19
Parish
Holbeach
Agent
Whitworth 18 Hatter Street Bury St Edmunds IP33 1NE

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form Without Personal Details14 Oct 2019View
Drw No 06AProposed Plans14 Oct 2019View
Drw No 01Site Location14 Oct 2019View
Drw No 02Site Location14 Oct 2019View
Drw No 03Block Plan14 Oct 2019View
Drw No 05A (proposed)Block Plan14 Oct 2019View
Drw No 10General Plans14 Oct 2019View
Drw No 04Existing Floor Plans14 Oct 2019View
Drw No 08Existing Elevations14 Oct 2019View
Drw No 09AProposed Elevations4 Nov 2019View
Drw No 07BProposed Floor Plans4 Nov 2019View
OWPC21122 Holbeach & District Civic Society, FAO - Roger TaylorStandard Consultee Comments7 Nov 2019View
OWPC21127 Steve Branson, South Holland District CouncilStandard Consultee Comments7 Nov 2019View
OWPC21177 Sue Armour, Environmental Protection OfficerStandard Consultee Comments14 Nov 2019View
OWPC21198 Ian Marshman, Lincolnshire County CouncilStandard Consultee Comments18 Nov 2019View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice23 Jan 2020View
Officer Report - PUBLICOfficer Report - PUBLIC23 Jan 2020View
Heritage Impact AssessmentHeritage Impact Assessment14 Oct 2019View

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