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Construction of a single storey extension to existing school building to provide two classrooms, library, group room and toilets. Also covered play area to the north of new classroom extension. Demolition of existing temporary classroom block

Ashurst Wood County Primary School, School Lane, Ashurst Wood, East Grinstead, RH19 3QW

Application ApprovedReference: AD/269/08West Sussex County Council

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Application location

Ashurst Wood County Primary School, School Lane, Ashurst Wood, East Grinstead, RH19 3QW

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
18 Jan 2008
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Sussex County Council

Application overview

Construction of a single storey extension to existing school building to provide two classrooms, library, group room and toilets. Also covered play area to the north of new classroom extension. Demolition of existing temporary classroom block

Proposal details

Reference
AD/269/08
Parish
Ashurst Wood

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Consultation ResponseAD 269 08 Mid Sussex District Council Response .pdf (371 kb)2 Apr 2008View
Consultation ResponseAD 269 08 Highways Response.pdf (11 kb)5 Feb 2008View
Decision Notice LetterAD 269 08 Decision Notice Reg 3 memo.pdf (12 kb)10 Jun 2008View
Decision Notice LetterAD 269 08 Decision Notice CL others.pdf (14 kb)10 Jun 2008View
Decision Notice LetterAD 269 08 Decision Notice CL DC.pdf (11 kb)10 Jun 2008View
Decision NoticeAD 269 08 Ashurst Wood Primary School Decision Notice Signed .pdf (188 kb)10 Jun 2008View
Consultation ResponseAD 269 08 Ashurst Wood Primary ROW Response.pdf (61 kb)26 Feb 2008View
Consultation ResponseAD 269 08 Ashurst Wood Primary Landscape Response.pdf (56 kb)26 Mar 2008View
Internal ConsultationAD 08 Internal Consultation.pdf (18 kb)30 Jan 2008View
Consultation ResponseAshurst Wood parish Council Response.pdf (28 kb)28 Apr 2008View
External ConsultationAD 08 External Consultation.pdf (16 kb)30 Jan 2008View
District Letter StartAD 08 District letter start.pdf (15 kb)30 Jan 2008View
Application FormAD 08 Ashurst Wood Application.pdf (206 kb)30 Jan 2008View

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