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Discharge of condition application for condition 8 Transport Signage and Marking of planning permission C/5005/16/CC 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/21/226/DCONCambridgeshire 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
Discharge of Condition
Received
12 Oct 2021
Validated
22 Oct 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Discharge of condition application for condition 8 Transport Signage and Marking of planning permission C/5005/16/CC 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/21/226/DCON
Parish
Cambridge (Non Parished Area)
Agent
Mr Steven Bown, Cambridgeshire County Council

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION LETTERDecision9 Dec 2021View
SIGNAGE AND FLOOR MARKINGApplication submission9 Dec 2021View
SIGNING AND LINING OF CHISHOLM TRAIL DRAWING SHEET 3 OF 4 (5020284-MIL-HSN-ZZ-DR-CH-1203)Application submission12 Oct 2021View
SIGNING AND LINING OF CHISHOLM TRAIL DRAWING SHEET 1 OF 4 (5020284-MIL-HSN-ZZ-DR-CH-1201)Application submission12 Oct 2021View
CHISHOLM TRAIL SIGNINGApplication submission12 Oct 2021View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication submission12 Oct 2021View
A SUMMARY OF THE ATTACHMENTS IN THE PROPOSALApplication submission12 Oct 2021View
COVERING LETTERApplication submission12 Oct 2021View
PROPOSAL ATTACHMENTS DETAILSApplication submission12 Oct 2021View
TRANSPORT ASSESSMENT APPROVALConsultee comment9 Dec 2021View
CCC TRANSPORT ASSESSMENT TEAMConsultee comment8 Dec 2021View
ECOLOGYConsultee comment6 Dec 2021View
FROM HISTORIC ENGLANDConsultee comment11 Nov 2021View

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Decision & conditions

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