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Non-material amendment affecting condition 18 of planning permission F/2010/15/CC (Development of a single carriageway road south of the existing A605 Peterborough Rd from a point 480m west to 435m east of the current Kings Dyke level crossing passing south of the commercial properties taking the new A605 road over the rail line on a bridge etc) to replace landscape and biodiversity management scheme

Land To The South Of The Existing A605 (Peterborough Road) From A Point, 480M West To 435M East Of The Current Kings Dyke Level Crossing

ApproveReference: CCC/22/113/NMWCambridgeshire County Council

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Application location

Land To The South Of The Existing A605 (Peterborough Road) From A Point, 480M West To 435M East Of The Current Kings Dyke Level Crossing

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Non material Amendment
Received
18 Oct 2022
Validated
18 Oct 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Non-material amendment affecting condition 18 of planning permission F/2010/15/CC (Development of a single carriageway road south of the existing A605 Peterborough Rd from a point 480m west to 435m east of the current Kings Dyke level crossing passing south of the commercial properties taking the new A605 road over the rail line on a bridge etc) to replace landscape and biodiversity management scheme

Proposal details

Reference
CCC/22/113/NMW
Parish
Whittlesey
Agent
Mr Jack Millar, Strutt & Parker

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION LETTERDecision30 Nov 2022View
OFFICER REPORTDecision30 Nov 2022View
LANDSCAPE & ECOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT PLAN (KDY-DSA-ELS-ZZ-RP-LS-3001 C05)Application submission17 Nov 2022View
COVERING LETTERApplication submission18 Oct 2022View
LANDSCAPE AND ECOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT PLAN (SUPERSEDED KDY-DSA-ELS-ZZ-RP-LS-3001 C04)Application submission18 Oct 2022View
ATTACHMENT SUMMARYApplication submission18 Oct 2022View
APPLICATION FORM REDACTEDApplication submission18 Oct 2022View
FROM CCC ECOLOGY OFFICERConsultee comment28 Nov 2022View
FROM CCC ECOLOGY OFFICERConsultee comment7 Nov 2022View
SECTION 5: MANAGEMENT & MAINTENANCE OF THE LANDSCAPE & BIODIVERSITY MANAGEMENT P (CONDITION 18)Notes / working document19 Oct 2022View

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