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RETROSPECTIVE - Adaptation to Eastern boundary to improve privacy for both residents and neighbours. The existing boundary consists of two limestone walls that sit either side of a taller timber fence. The proposal seeks to retain the existing limestone walls but to increase the height of these by attaching new, higher quality timber panels together with the removal and replacement of the existing fence section to match

2, 4 and 6 Priory Mews Old Place Yard Bicester OX26 6AU

Application PermittedReference: 22/00601/CDCCherwell District Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Permitted
Application type
Deemed Regs 3
Received
25 Feb 2022
Validated
16 Mar 2022
Determination deadline
25 May 2022
Local authority
Cherwell District Council

Application overview

RETROSPECTIVE - Adaptation to Eastern boundary to improve privacy for both residents and neighbours. The existing boundary consists of two limestone walls that sit either side of a taller timber fence. The proposal seeks to retain the existing limestone walls but to increase the height of these by attaching new, higher quality timber panels together with the removal and replacement of the existing fence section to match

Proposal details

Reference
22/00601/CDC
Ward
Bicester South And Ambrosden
Parish
Bicester

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Application location

2, 4 and 6 Priory Mews Old Place Yard Bicester OX26 6AU

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
app formApplication Documents25 Feb 2022View
Existing site plan/elevationsPlans - Site25 Feb 2022View
Proposed site plan/elevationsPlans - Site25 Feb 2022View
Site - extent of BoundaryPlans - Site14 Mar 2022View
Site Location PlanPlans - Site16 Mar 2022View
OCC ArchaeologyConsultation Response28 Mar 2022View
Conservation (CDC)Consultation Response4 May 2022View
Bicester Town CouncilConsultation Response4 May 2022View
4 Priory Terrace, Priory Lane, BicesterPublic Comments24 Mar 2022View
Committee Report 19.05.22Officer Report12 May 2022View
Decision Notice - FINALDecision25 May 2022View

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