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Discharge of Condition Application for Condition 25 Drainage Long-term Maintenance Plan of planning permission C/5007/16/CC for Phase 1 of the Chisholm Trail, a north-south pedestrian and cycle path from the River Cam to Coldhams Lane broadly parallel to the railway line. Including a new underpass under Newmarket Road, bridge across Coldhams Brook, replacing culvert with bridge on Coldhams Common, new paths and improvements to existing paths.

Land Between Coldham's Lane And River Cam, Through Coldham's Common, Barnwell Junction Pastures And Ditton Meadows, Cambridge

ApproveReference: CCC/21/227/DCONCambridgeshire County Council

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Application location

Land Between Coldham's Lane And River Cam, Through Coldham's Common, Barnwell Junction Pastures And Ditton Meadows, Cambridge

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Discharge of Condition
Received
13 Oct 2021
Validated
21 Oct 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Discharge of Condition Application for Condition 25 Drainage Long-term Maintenance Plan of planning permission C/5007/16/CC for Phase 1 of the Chisholm Trail, a north-south pedestrian and cycle path from the River Cam to Coldhams Lane broadly parallel to the railway line. Including a new underpass under Newmarket Road, bridge across Coldhams Brook, replacing culvert with bridge on Coldhams Common, new paths and improvements to existing paths.

Proposal details

Reference
CCC/21/227/DCON
Parish
Cambridge (Non Parished Area)
Agent
Mr Steven Bown, Cambridgeshire County Council

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION LETTERDecision14 Dec 2021View
PROPOSAL ATTACHMENTS DETAILSApplication submission13 Oct 2021View
COVERING LETTERApplication submission13 Oct 2021View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication submission13 Oct 2021View
DRAINAGE LAYOUT (5040130/HW/DR/513)Application submission13 Oct 2021View
PROPOSAL ATTACHMENTS DETAILSApplication submission13 Oct 2021View
CORRESPONDENCE RE MAINTENANCE OF DRAINAGE SYSTEMSApplication submission13 Oct 2021View
A SUMMARY OF THE ATTACHMENTS IN THE PROPOSALApplication submission13 Oct 2021View
FROM LLFAConsultee comment18 Nov 2021View

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