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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 23: Drainage Scheme

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

ApproveReference: C/5005/16/CC/C6Cambridgeshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Variation of condition
Received
31 Oct 2017
Validated
30 Oct 2017
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 23: Drainage Scheme

Proposal details

Reference
C/5005/16/CC/C6
Parish
Cambridge (Non Parished Area)
Agent
Ralph Lewis, Atkins

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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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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision LetterDecision26 Mar 2018View
Agent response to City Council PointsApplication submission5 Mar 2018View
Network B Lined Swale 1in100+40% 12/10/17Application submission6 Nov 2017View
Application Form - Condition 23Application submission6 Nov 2017View
Network B Lined Swale 1in30 12/10/17Application submission6 Nov 2017View
Chesterton Bridge Water Vole Survey Report 19 October 2017Application submission6 Nov 2017View
Network A Twin 300mm Dia Pipes 1in100+40% 12/10/17Application submission6 Nov 2017View
Drainage ScheduleApplication submission6 Nov 2017View
Contour Plan I 001AApplication submission6 Nov 2017View
Culvert 2 proposed general arrangement 410 CApplication submission6 Nov 2017View
Original Decision NoticeApplication submission6 Nov 2017View
Network A Twin 300mm Dia Pipes 1in30 12/10/17Application submission6 Nov 2017View
Proposed General ArrangementApplication submission6 Nov 2017View
Drainage LayoutApplication submission6 Nov 2017View
from Cam City Landscape Architects, Nature Conservation, Drainage EngineerConsultee comment12 Jan 2018View
from PCC Wildlife OfficerConsultee comment15 Nov 2017View
from Environment AgencyConsultee comment13 Nov 2017View

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Decision Letter Original Decision Notice
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