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Development of a single carriageway road south of the existing A605 (Peterborough Rd) from a point 480m west to 435m east of the current King's Dyke level crossing passing south of the commercial properties taking the new A605 road over the rail line on a bridge, also including two new 3 arm roundabout junctions (one with Funthams Lane and one with the brickworks access), two underpasses maintaining private access requirements, a shared footway/cycleway along the full length of the link road, two surface water drainage balancing/ soakage ponds, a surface water attenuation ditch, street lighting, safety fencing, signage, landscaping/ planting, a site compound and a temporary access to the brickworks, , Condition No. 7 - Relaxations and departures

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

ApproveReference: F/2010/15/CC/C3Cambridgeshire County Council

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

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Full application
Received
20 Feb 2019
Validated
20 Feb 2019
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Development of a single carriageway road south of the existing A605 (Peterborough Rd) from a point 480m west to 435m east of the current King's Dyke level crossing passing south of the commercial properties taking the new A605 road over the rail line on a bridge, also including two new 3 arm roundabout junctions (one with Funthams Lane and one with the brickworks access), two underpasses maintaining private access requirements, a shared footway/cycleway along the full length of the link road, two surface water drainage balancing/ soakage ponds, a surface water attenuation ditch, street lighting, safety fencing, signage, landscaping/ planting, a site compound and a temporary access to the brickworks, , Condition No. 7 - Relaxations and departures

Proposal details

Reference
F/2010/15/CC/C3
Parish
Whittlesey
Agent
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Decision LetterDecision3 Apr 2019View
DEPARTURES AND RELAXATIONS FORMS (REV P03 MARCH 2019)Application submission29 Mar 2019View
COMPLETE SIGNED DEPARTURES (REV P02 SUPERSEDED)Application submission8 Mar 2019View
Application FormApplication submission8 Mar 2019View

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