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Discharge of Condition 7, lighting specification, for 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.

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

ApproveReference: CCC/20/095/DCONCambridgeshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Discharge of Condition
Received
24 Dec 2020
Validated
22 Jul 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Discharge of Condition 7, lighting specification, for 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.

Proposal details

Reference
CCC/20/095/DCON
Parish
Cambridge (Non Parished Area)
Agent
Mr Nathan Thrower, Cambridgeshire 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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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
COVERING LETTER REDACTEDApplication submission3 Aug 2021View
FEEDER PILLARS AND ASSOCIATED DUCTING DESIGN RISK ASSESSMENTApplication submission22 Jul 2021View
ELECTRICAL SCHEMATICApplication submission22 Jul 2021View
CHESTERTON BRIDGE LIGHTING, DESIGNERS NOTESApplication submission22 Jul 2021View
CABLE CALCULATION REPORTApplication submission22 Jul 2021View
APPLICATION FORM REDACTEDApplication submission22 Jul 2021View
ELECTRICAL AND DUCTING LAYOUTApplication submission22 Jul 2021View
PICTOR 8 SPEC SHEETApplication submission24 Dec 2020View
CHESTERTON BRIDGE LIGHT PLOT REPORT REV DApplication submission24 Dec 2020View
LIGHTING IMPACT ASSESSMENTApplication submission24 Dec 2020View
CHESTERTON BRIDGE ISO-LINE OVERSPILL LIGHT LEVEL PLAN (108B)Application submission24 Dec 2020View
ORIGINAL BRIDGE DECISION NOTICEApplication submission21 Jun 2017View
ORIGINAL RED LINE PLAN (LOCATION PLAN)Application submission6 Jul 2016View
GREAT CAMBS PARTNERSHIPConsultee comment9 Aug 2022View
RESPONSE FROM ECOLOGYConsultee comment5 Aug 2021View

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Decision & conditions

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ORIGINAL BRIDGE DECISION NOTICE
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