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4 Classroom two storey extension.

St Christopher's Primary School, Bellflower Crescent, Red Lodge, Suffolk, IP28 8XQ

Application ApprovedReference: F/2013/0291Suffolk County Council

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Application location

St Christopher's Primary School, Bellflower Crescent, Red Lodge, Suffolk, IP28 8XQ

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full Planning application
Received
9 Sept 2013
Validated
9 Sept 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Suffolk County Council

Application overview

4 Classroom two storey extension.

Proposal details

Reference
F/2013/0291
Agent
Mr Scott Blair - Concertus Design and Property Consultants

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Documents 14 of 14

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16318_133028_2013-10-17 St Christophers .doc16318_133028_2013-10-17 St Christophers .doc ( kb)15 Oct 2013View
16318_133029_2013-10-17 St Christophers OFFICER DELEGATED SUMMARYv2.doc16318_133029_2013-10-17 St Christophers OFFICER DELEGATED SUMMARYv2.doc ( kb)15 Oct 2013View
16318_130731_Application Form.pdf16318_130731_Application Form.pdf ( kb)11 Sept 2013View
16318_130689_Design and Access Statement.pdf16318_130689_Design and Access Statement.pdf ( kb)11 Sept 2013View
16318_130620_Document IssuE Sheet 01.pdf16318_130620_Document IssuE Sheet 01.pdf ( kb)10 Sept 2013View
16318_130619_A02_07 Proposed Landscape Design.pdf16318_130619_A02_07 Proposed Landscape Design.pdf ( kb)10 Sept 2013View
16318_130618_Protected Species Assessment and PMS August 2013.pdf16318_130618_Protected Species Assessment and PMS August 2013.pdf ( kb)10 Sept 2013View
16318_130616_Protected Species Assessment and PMS August 2013.pdf16318_130616_Protected Species Assessment and PMS August 2013.pdf ( kb)10 Sept 2013View
16318_130611_A02_06 Proposed Elevations16318_130611_A02_06 Proposed Elevations.PDF ( kb)10 Sept 2013View
16318_130610_A02_05 Proposed Plans16318_130610_A02_05 Proposed Plans.PDF ( kb)10 Sept 2013View
16318_130609_A02_04 First Floor General Arrangement16318_130609_A02_04 First Floor General Arrangement.PDF ( kb)10 Sept 2013View
16318_130608_A02_03 Ground Floor General Arrangement16318_130608_A02_03 Ground Floor General Arrangement.PDF ( kb)10 Sept 2013View
16318_130607_A02_02 Block Plan16318_130607_A02_02 Block Plan.PDF ( kb)10 Sept 2013View
16318_130606_The location plan16318_130606_The location plan.PDF ( kb)10 Sept 2013View

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