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2 No acrylic illuminated wave signs; 8 No acrylic non-illuminated pump signs; 4 No acrylic non-illuminated koala signs; 2 No acrylic illuminated blade signs

Esso Banbury Service Station Oxford Road Bodicote Banbury OX15 4AB

Application PermittedReference: 15/00510/ADVCherwell District Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Permitted
Application type
Advertisement
Received
20 Mar 2015
Validated
23 Mar 2015
Determination deadline
18 May 2015
Local authority
Cherwell District Council

Application overview

2 No acrylic illuminated wave signs; 8 No acrylic non-illuminated pump signs; 4 No acrylic non-illuminated koala signs; 2 No acrylic illuminated blade signs

Proposal details

Reference
15/00510/ADV
Ward
Banbury Calthorpe
Parish
Banbury
Agent
Allan B Matthews Architects

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Application location

Esso Banbury Service Station Oxford Road Bodicote Banbury OX15 4AB

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
site visitApplication Document20 May 2015View
Site NoticeApplication Document17 Apr 2015View
Info mapApplication Document16 Apr 2015View
Neighbour mapApplication Document16 Apr 2015View
Property historyApplication Document16 Apr 2015View
Checklist, constraints, publicityApplication Document16 Apr 2015View
Application formApplication Document16 Apr 2015View
8086861.tifPhotographs20 May 2015View
02 - Proposed site layoutPlans – Block Plan/Site Layout16 Apr 2015View
01 - Existing site layoutPlans – Block Plan/Site Layout16 Apr 2015View
06 - Site locationSite Location Plan16 Apr 2015View
04 - Proposed elevationsPlans – Floor Plans/Elevations16 Apr 2015View
03 - Existing elevationsPlans – Floor Plans/Elevations16 Apr 2015View
05 - Sign detailsPlans – Details16 Apr 2015View
001/01 - Blade with Esso logoPlans – Details8 Apr 2015View
001/A - Kaola 250 columnPlans – Details8 Apr 2015View
001 - Wave spreaderPlans – Details8 Apr 2015View
001/A - Exxon logo / Pump numberPlans – Details8 Apr 2015View
Banbury Town Council - 07.05.2015Consultation Response7 May 2015View
OCC Highways - 21-04-15Consultation Response21 Apr 2015View
8086864.tifOfficer Report20 May 2015View
15.05.2015Decision15 May 2015View

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Decision & conditions

Permitted
15.05.2015
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