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New pedestrian and cycle bridge across the River Cam, including access ramps, lighting, steps, paths to the public highway, landscaping, replacement of the jetty, and flood compensation areas. , Condition No. 10: Construction Management Plan

Land Between Ditton Walk And Fen Road, Across Ditton Meadows And The River Cam, Cambridge

ApproveReference: C/5005/16/CC/C5Cambridgeshire County Council

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Application location

Land Between Ditton Walk And Fen Road, Across Ditton Meadows And The River Cam, Cambridge

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Variation of condition
Received
23 Mar 2018
Validated
22 Mar 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

New pedestrian and cycle bridge across the River Cam, including access ramps, lighting, steps, paths to the public highway, landscaping, replacement of the jetty, and flood compensation areas. , Condition No. 10: Construction Management Plan

Proposal details

Reference
C/5005/16/CC/C5
Parish
Cambridge (Non Parished Area)
Agent
Ralph Lewis, Atkins

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision letterDecision13 Jul 2018View
Landscape Layout Sheet 1 of 2Application submission29 Mar 2018View
Engineering Layout 1 of 3 Rev DApplication submission29 Mar 2018View
Contract Management Plan Appendices Rev 01Application submission29 Mar 2018View
Planning Discharge - Additional InformationApplication submission29 Mar 2018View
Initial Subjective Noise Assessment RecordApplication submission29 Mar 2018View
Grassland StrategyApplication submission29 Mar 2018View
Diversion Route - ChestertonApplication submission29 Mar 2018View
Summary Cover SheetApplication submission29 Mar 2018View
Noise Assessment RecordApplication submission29 Mar 2018View
Landscape Layout Sheet 2 of 2Application submission29 Mar 2018View
Application Form - Condition 10Application submission29 Mar 2018View
Planting ScheduleApplication submission29 Mar 2018View
National Grid MapApplication submission29 Mar 2018View
Contract Management Plan Rev 01Application submission29 Mar 2018View
Engineering Layout 3 of 3 Rev EApplication submission29 Mar 2018View
Landscape Ecological Management PlanApplication submission29 Mar 2018View
Engineering Layout 2 of 3 Rev DApplication submission29 Mar 2018View
Construction Noise and Vibration PlanApplication submission29 Mar 2018View

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