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Proposed change of use from Fire Brigade Training Centre (Class F1(a)) to Children's Emergency Accommodation (Class C2/sui generis) with associated parking

57 Ardsheal Road, Gaisford, Worthing, West Sussex, BN14 7RN

Application ApprovedReference: WSCC/041/23West Sussex County Council

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Application location

57 Ardsheal Road, Gaisford, Worthing, West Sussex, BN14 7RN

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
13 Nov 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Sussex County Council

Application overview

Proposed change of use from Fire Brigade Training Centre (Class F1(a)) to Children's Emergency Accommodation (Class C2/sui generis) with associated parking

Proposal details

Reference
WSCC/041/23

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Extension Of TimeExtension of Time 19-01-24.pdf (186 kb)11 Jan 2024View
Application FormApplication Form_Redacted.pdf (871 kb)14 Nov 2023View
Existing ElevationsExisting Elevations.pdf (252 kb)14 Nov 2023View
Covering LetterCovering Letter Worthing Fire Station.pdf (147 kb)14 Nov 2023View
Management PlanWSCC Management Plan Ardsheal Rd v1.pdf (82 kb)14 Nov 2023View
Location PlanLocation Plan.pdf (164 kb)14 Nov 2023View
Proposed ElevationsProposed Elevations.pdf (252 kb)14 Nov 2023View
Proposed PlanProposed Plan.pdf (375 kb)14 Nov 2023View
Roof PlansRoof Plans.pdf (113 kb)14 Nov 2023View
Planning StatementPlanning Statement - Worthing Fire Station House.pdf (219 kb)14 Nov 2023View
Existing PlanExisting Plan.pdf (147 kb)14 Nov 2023View
Extension Of Time & Supporting StatementExtension of Time 12-01-24 & Supporting Statement.pdf (181 kb)8 Jan 2024View
Layout PlansBlock Plan V3.pdf (160 kb)19 Jan 2024View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Highways.pdf (37 kb)27 Nov 2023View
Consultation ResponseCounty Councillor Dawn Smith.pdf (92 kb)30 Nov 2023View
Consultation ResponseCounty Councillor Dawn Smith 2.pdf (168 kb)30 Nov 2023View
Wscc 041 23 Case Officer's Report (delegated Decision)WSCC 041 23 Case Officer's Report (Delegated Decision).pdf (276 kb)19 Jan 2024View
Decision Notice Wscc 041 23DECISION NOTICE_WSCC-041-23.pdf (157 kb)19 Jan 2024View
Block PlanBlock Plan.pdf (158 kb)14 Nov 2023View

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Decision & conditions

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Decision Notice Wscc 041 23
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