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Siting of office and welfare accommodation for a temporary period of 3 years

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

Application ApprovedReference: WSCC/022/18/HKWest 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
4 May 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Sussex County Council

Application overview

Siting of office and welfare accommodation for a temporary period of 3 years

Proposal details

Reference
WSCC/022/18/HK
Parish
Horsted Keynes

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Approved DocumentSite location plan.pdf (4537 kb)26 Jul 2018View
Approved DocumentProposed site layout.pdf (679 kb)26 Jul 2018View
Approved DocumentProposed elevations and layout.pdf (1123 kb)26 Jul 2018View
Approved DocumentPlanning, Design & Access Statement.pdf (1292 kb)26 Jul 2018View
Approved DocumentFurther info & revisions July 2018.pdf (6344 kb)26 Jul 2018View
Amended Documentsexisting drainage.pdf (207 kb)9 Jul 2018View
Plans or DrawingsExisting Site Layout.pdf (204 kb)9 May 2018View
Application FormApplication Form.pdf (401 kb)9 May 2018View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Flooding & Drainage second response.pdf (46 kb)18 Jul 2018View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Flooding & Drainage Response.pdf (52 kb)29 May 2018View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Archaeology second response.pdf (40 kb)18 Jul 2018View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Archaeology response.pdf (45 kb)14 May 2018View
Consultation ResponseMid Sussex District Council Response.pdf (103 kb)12 Jun 2018View
Consultation ResponseHSE Response.pdf (644 kb)14 May 2018View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Highways response.pdf (20 kb)18 May 2018View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Highways response to revised info.pdf (43 kb)11 Jul 2018View
Consultation ResponseSGN response.pdf (108 kb)31 May 2018View
Consultation ResponseEnvironmental Protection Officer MSDC.pdf (65 kb)18 Jun 2018View
Delegated ReportWSCC 022 18 HK Report of Recommended Action.pdf (131 kb)26 Jul 2018View
Decision NoticeWSCC 022 18 HK Decision Notice.pdf (63 kb)26 Jul 2018View

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