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PTE/12/34 Delegated Schedules – 25 April 2012 - Summary District/Location/Application Proposal/Type of Application Electoral Division Action Taken Number East Devon Renewal of planning permission Ottery St Mary Rural Conditional Approval West Hill Primary School, for existing temporary classrooms, Beech Park, West Hill, Ottery St Blocks 02 and 03. Building size Mary, EX11 1UQ and use to remain as existing DCC/3332/2012 East Devon Renewal of planning permission Seaton Coastal Conditional Approval Seaton Primary School, Valley for 3 existing temporary classroom View, Seaton, EX12 2HF buildings DCC/3331/2012 Exeter City Renewal of planning permission St Loyes and Conditional Approval Southbrook School, Bishop for an existing mobile classroom Topsham Westall Road, Exeter, EX2 6JB DCC/3334/2012 Exeter City Old school garages to be replaced St Loyes and Conditional Approval Southbrook School, Bishop with two teaching workshops Topsham Westall Road, Exeter, EX2 6JB DCC/3334/2012 Exeter City Planning renewal for an existing Duryard and Conditional Approval Stoke Hill Middle School, Stoke mobile classroom Pennsylvania Hill, Exeter, EX4 7DP DCC/3333/2012 Exeter City Renewal of an existing mobile Alphington and Conditional Approval Alphington Combined School, classroom Cowick Wheatsheaf Way, Exeter, EX2 8RQ DCC/3324/2012 Exeter City Renewal of planning permission Newtown and Polsloe Conditional Approval Ladysmith Infant School, for an existing temporary mobile Ladysmith Road, Exeter, EX1 classroom 2PS DCC/3323/2012 Torridge District Extension to front of existing youth Bideford East Conditional Approval Bideford Youth Centre, The Pill, centre, internal alterations and Kingsley Road, Bideford EX39 refurbishment of internal areas to 2PF Youth Centre only DCC/3318/2012 North Devon District Formation of vocational outdoor Braunton Rural Conditional Approval Braunton Community College, learning environment Barton Lane, Braunton, EX33 2BP DCC/3317/2012 North Devon District Installation of solar photovoltaic Combe Martin Rural Conditional Approval Shirwell Community Primary panels to the roof of the new School, Shirwell, Barnstaple, section of Shirwell Community EX31 4JT Primary School DCC/3292b/2012 North Devon District Listed Building Consent for Combe Martin Rural Conditional Approval Shirwell Community Primary installation of solar photovoltaic School, Shirwell, Barnstaple, panels to the roof of the new EX31 4JT section of Shirwell Community DCC/3292b/2012 Primary School West Devon Borough Dairy unit improvements to include Okehampton Rural Conditional Approval New Standon, Bridestowe, new slurry store, cow cubicle/feed Okehampton, EX20 4ET building and silage clamps and DCC/3325/2012 effluent storage tank plus the removal of the existing circular slurry store and cow kennel building bl130412dma sc/cr/delegated schedule 02 160412 .

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Northern Devon in the Domesday Book
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