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Proposed extension to main school entrance

Davison C of E High School for Girls, Selborne Road, Worthing, BN11 2JX

Application ApprovedReference: WSCC/097/13/WBWest Sussex County Council

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Application location

Davison C of E High School for Girls, Selborne Road, Worthing, BN11 2JX

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
24 Oct 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Sussex County Council

Application overview

Proposed extension to main school entrance

Proposal details

Reference
WSCC/097/13/WB
Parish
Worthing

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
PhotographSite Photos.pdf (1578 kb)31 Oct 2013View
Plans or DrawingsProposed Entrance 3D sheet 2.pdf (913 kb)31 Oct 2013View
Plans or DrawingsProposed Entrance 3D sheet 1.pdf (818 kb)31 Oct 2013View
PlanP102 Proposed Elevations A.pdf (106 kb)28 Nov 2013View
PlanP101 Proposed Ground Floor Plan B.pdf (271 kb)28 Nov 2013View
Plans or DrawingsP003 Existing Elevations.pdf (86 kb)31 Oct 2013View
PlanP002 Existing Site Plan.pdf (193 kb)31 Oct 2013View
PlanP002 Existing Site Plan A.pdf (185 kb)28 Nov 2013View
Location PlanP001 Location & Block Plan.pdf (149 kb)31 Oct 2013View
Supporting DocumentationFlood Risk Assessment.pdf (34 kb)31 Oct 2013View
Design & Access StatementDesign & Access Statement.pdf (1763 kb)31 Oct 2013View
Application FormApplication Form.pdf (180 kb)31 Oct 2013View
Plans or Drawings14057(AP)00.01 Location plan P2.pdf (334 kb)9 Jul 2014View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Tree officer response.pdf (13 kb)28 Nov 2013View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Highways Response.pdf (12 kb)28 Nov 2013View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Drainage response.pdf (39 kb)28 Nov 2013View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Drainage response further comments.pdf (110 kb)28 Nov 2013View
Delegated ReportWSCC 097 13 WB Delegated Report.pdf (2138 kb)19 Dec 2013View
Decision NoticeWSCC 097 13 WB Decision Notice.pdf (1479 kb)19 Dec 2013View
Supporting DocumentationWSCC 097 13 WB Customer Focus Appraisal.pdf (1325 kb)19 Dec 2013View
Conditional SchemeWSCC 97 13 WB DOC 7 Drainage.pdf (1239 kb)27 Dec 2017View
Conditional SchemeWSCC 97 13 WB DOC 6 Surface Water.pdf (1408 kb)27 Dec 2017View
Conditional SchemeWSCC 97 13 WB DOC 4 & 5.pdf (30 kb)27 Dec 2017View

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