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Erection of a Canopy to provide a covered outside area.

Wellington Children's Centre, Chevallier Street, Ipswich, Suffolk

Application ApprovedReference: IP/09/00072/FPCSuffolk County Council

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Application location

Wellington Children's Centre, Chevallier Street, Ipswich, Suffolk

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full Planning application
Received
2 Feb 2009
Validated
2 Feb 2009
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Suffolk County Council

Application overview

Erection of a Canopy to provide a covered outside area.

Proposal details

Reference
IP/09/00072/FPC
Agent
Jez Anstey

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
10365_52895_committee report Wellington CC.doc10365_52895_committee report Wellington CC.doc ( kb)27 Apr 2009View
10365_52893_Decision Notice.doc10365_52893_Decision Notice.doc ( kb)27 Apr 2009View
10365_56036_Letter from Objector Coppin-6709.doc10365_56036_Letter from Objector Coppin-6709.doc ( kb)6 Jul 2009View
10365_52841_Email Correspondence IP-09-00072.pdf10365_52841_Email Correspondence IP-09-00072.pdf ( kb)24 Apr 2009View
10365_52807_RE Wellington Children's Centre - 52 Chevallier Street 2309.txt10365_52807_RE Wellington Children's Centre - 52 Chevallier Street 2309.txt ( kb)23 Apr 2009View
10365_51312_Comments IBC 09-03-09.pdf10365_51312_Comments IBC 09-03-09.pdf ( kb)11 Mar 2009View
10365_50961_Revised Site Plan Wellington Childrens Centre.pdf10365_50961_Revised Site Plan Wellington Childrens Centre.pdf ( kb)5 Mar 2009View
10365_50893_Response to Ipswich Borough - 4309.doc10365_50893_Response to Ipswich Borough - 4309.doc ( kb)4 Mar 2009View
10365_50150_Reps Letter Robert J Coppin 12-02-09.pdf10365_50150_Reps Letter Robert J Coppin 12-02-09.pdf ( kb)24 Feb 2009View
10365_50149_Letter Ipswich Borough 20-02-09.pdf10365_50149_Letter Ipswich Borough 20-02-09.pdf ( kb)24 Feb 2009View
10365_49295_IBC Comments 05-02-09.pdf10365_49295_IBC Comments 05-02-09.pdf ( kb)12 Feb 2009View
10365_49064_Site Notice.doc10365_49064_Site Notice.doc ( kb)6 Feb 2009View
10365_48800_Site Location Plan.pdf10365_48800_Site Location Plan.pdf ( kb)2 Feb 2009View
10365_48799_Outside Development Plan.pdf10365_48799_Outside Development Plan.pdf ( kb)2 Feb 2009View
10365_48798_Conservatory Design.pdf10365_48798_Conservatory Design.pdf ( kb)2 Feb 2009View
10365_48797_D & A Statement.pdf10365_48797_D & A Statement.pdf ( kb)2 Feb 2009View
10365_48796_Application Form.pdf10365_48796_Application Form.pdf ( kb)2 Feb 2009View

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Decision & conditions

Approved
10365_52893_Decision Notice.doc
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