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Pl240811dma Delegated Schedule September 2011 PTE/11/22 Delegated Schedules – 7 September 2011 - Summary District/Location/Application Proposal/Type of Application Electoral Division Action Taken Number East Devon District Below ground dirty water lagoon Budleigh Conditional approval Lower Pilehayes Farm, Woodbury Salterton, Exeter, EX5 1QE 11/1268/CM East Devon District Conversion of the former outside Axminster Conditional Approval Membury School, Membury, toilet block into 2 classrooms/staff Axminster, EX13 7AF room and the installation of 21 PV 11/1700/CM panels on the roof North Devon District Listed Building Consent to remove Chulmleigh & Conditional approval East Worlington Primary School, existing window to rear elevation of Swimbridge East Worlington, Crediton, EX17 pre-school located in the school 4TS house & form new double 02/52157/2011 doorway. Construct oak framed covered way adjacent to the school house & extend tar paved play area North Devon District Proposed construction of South Molton Rural Conditional Approval South Molton Waste Water prefabricated GRP building to Treatment Works, Mole Bridge, house electrical control and Poltimore Road, South Molton, telemetry equipment in association EX36 3QA to proposed process 52605 improvements Demolition & removal of existing South Brent & Conditional approval South Hams District inoperative steel gas holder & Dartington Totnes Waste Water Treatment replacement with new constant Facility, Newton Road, Totnes pressure membrane gas holder& 03/0742/11/CM ancillary plant & equipment Agricultural building to cover feed South Brent & Conditional approval South Hams District yard Dartington Kerswell Farm, Diptford, Totnes 45/0740/11CM New slurry store South Brent & Conditional approval South Hams District Dartington Kerswell Farm, Diptford, Totnes 45/0741/11/CM Teignbridge District Creation of covered play areas Dawlish Conditional approval Gatehouse Primary School, Secmaton Lane, Dawlish, EX7 0LW 11/02273/DCR3 Teignbridge District Consent for the composting of Exminster & Kenton Conditional approval West Town Farm, Markham shredded green waste - up to Cross, Ide, Devon 1,000m3 at any one time 10/03652/DCC Torridge District Demolition of a double temporary Northam Conditional approval Bideford St Mary's C of E classroom & single Holder type Primary School, Chanters Road, mobile classroom & installation of Bideford, EX39 2QN Wernicks type triple classroom, 1/0627/2011/CPO including associated groundworks & drainage West Devon Borough Removal of UPVC lean-to covered Hatherleigh & Conditional approval Exbourne C of E School, area & remodelling & extension of Chagford Blenheim Lane, Exbourne, school house Okehampton, EX20 3SQ 01585/2011 West Devon Borough Removal of temporary classroom Okehampton Rural Conditional approval Bridestowe Primary School, & replacement with new classroom Fore Street, Bridestowe, EX204EL 01584/2011 West Devon Borough Reinstatement of hard surfaced Hatherleigh & Conditional approval North Tawton Community playground following installation of Chagford Primary School, Exeter Street, double mobile classroom North Tawton, EX20 2HB accommodation 01498/2011 pl240811dma sc/cr/delegated schedule September 02 260811 .
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