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Retention of existing industrial building to provide garaging for large earth moving machines used in connection with the brick making operations at the works

Freshfield Lane Brickworks, Freshfield Lane, Danehill, Haywards Heath, RH17 7HH

Application ApprovedReference: HK/370/09West Sussex County Council

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Application location

Freshfield Lane Brickworks, Freshfield Lane, Danehill, Haywards Heath, RH17 7HH

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
5 Feb 2009
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Sussex County Council

Application overview

Retention of existing industrial building to provide garaging for large earth moving machines used in connection with the brick making operations at the works

Proposal details

Reference
HK/370/09
Parish
Horsted Keynes

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
PhotographSite photo 3.JPG (683 kb)6 Feb 2009View
PhotographSite photo 2.JPG (662 kb)6 Feb 2009View
PhotographSite photo 1.JPG (661 kb)6 Feb 2009View
Consultation ResponseHK 370 09 Horstead Keynes PC response.pdf (267 kb)9 Mar 2009View
Consultation ResponseHK 370 09 High Weald Response.pdf (45 kb)19 Mar 2009View
Decision NoticeHK 370 09 Decision Notice.pdf (1245 kb)1 Apr 2009View
Consultation ResponseHK 370 09 Danehill PC response.pdf (316 kb)9 Mar 2009View
Application FormHK 09 Application Form.pdf (6321 kb)6 Feb 2009View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice.pdf (1360 kb)8 Apr 2009View
Consultation ResponseDC response.pdf (120 kb)27 Feb 2009View
Plans or DrawingsFLB SITE LOCATION PLAN Retained Building Model (2).pdf (197 kb)6 Feb 2009View
Plans or DrawingsFLB SITE LOCATION PLAN Retained Building Model (1).pdf (210 kb)6 Feb 2009View
Consultation ResponseCD 135 09 Sport England response.pdf (58 kb)8 Apr 2009View
Consultation ResponseCD 135 09 Natural England response.pdf (36 kb)8 Apr 2009View
Consultation ResponseCD 135 09 EA response.pdf (16 kb)8 Apr 2009View
Consultation ResponseCD 135 09 DC Response.pdf (2153 kb)8 Apr 2009View
Consultation ResponseConsultation responses.pdf (726 kb)8 Apr 2009View

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