Go ahead given for second temporary classroom block at Baileys Court Primary School
Posted on Wednesday 25th February 2009 at 6:50 am by SH (Editor)
Planners at South Gloucestershire Council have gven the go ahead for a second temporary classroom block to be erected at Bradley Stoke’s Baileys Court Primary School.
The planning application, lodged in December 2008, is for an Elliot modular building configured to host two classrooms.
The new block will be located on a section of playing field on the Baileys Court Road side of the main school building (extreme left in picture above), alongside an existing block of a similar type.
Planning officials state in their report that the “long term use of modular buildings is generally considered unacceptable” and so have restricted the permission to an initial period of three years.
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