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Installation of an all-weather running track and associated works

Steyning C of E Primary School, Shooting Field, Steyning BN44 3RQ

Application ApprovedReference: WSCC/023/21West Sussex County Council

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Steyning C of E Primary School, Shooting Field, Steyning BN44 3RQ

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
18 May 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Sussex County Council

Application overview

Installation of an all-weather running track and associated works

Proposal details

Reference
WSCC/023/21
Parish
Steyning

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Site NoticeSITE NOTICE_WSCC-023-21.doc (56 kb)20 May 2021View
Application FormApplication Form.pdf (756 kb)20 May 2021View
Supporting DocumentAerial View of Proposed Run A Mile Track.pdf (288 kb)20 May 2021View
Block PlanBlock Plan.pdf (264 kb)20 May 2021View
Layout PlansLayout Plan.pdf (290 kb)20 May 2021View
Location PlanLocation Plan.pdf (230 kb)20 May 2021View
Planning StatementPlanning Statement.pdf (119 kb)20 May 2021View
Supporting DocumentProposed Run A Mile Track.pdf (187 kb)20 May 2021View
Supporting DocumentTechnical Specifications.pdf (41 kb)20 May 2021View
Supporting DocumentWSCC Arboriculturist Pre-app.pdf (191 kb)20 May 2021View
Additional InformationDrainage Information.pdf (1114 kb)19 Jul 2021View
Supporting DocumentTree Protection Plan.pdf (454 kb)27 Jul 2021View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Arboriculturist.pdf (135 kb)9 Jun 2021View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Highways.pdf (55 kb)9 Jun 2021View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Drainage and Flooding.pdf (73 kb)10 Jun 2021View
Consultation ResponseCouncillor Paul Linehan, Bramber Castle.pdf (99 kb)15 Jun 2021View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Highways.pdf (47 kb)15 Jun 2021View
Consultation ResponseHorsham District Council.pdf (72 kb)5 Jul 2021View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Drainage and Flooding 2.pdf (100 kb)19 Jul 2021View
Consultation ResponseSport England.pdf (189 kb)27 Jul 2021View
Decision NoticeDECISION NOTICE_WSCC-023-21.pdf (48 kb)1 Sept 2021View
Case Officer's Report of Recommended ActionWSCC 023 21 Case Officer's Report of Recommended Action.docx (174 kb)10 Aug 2021View

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