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Construction of a cycle/walkway and new marsh area at the north east end of the Town Quay to Hackney Marsh cycle route covered under planning application 10/03921/DCR3 (DCC/3121/2010)

Newton Abbot Racecourse, Newton Road, Newton Abbot, TQ12 3AF

Application ApprovedReference: DCC/3227/2011Devon County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full Planning Consent
Received
8 Jun 2011
Validated
8 Jun 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Devon County Council

Application overview

Construction of a cycle/walkway and new marsh area at the north east end of the Town Quay to Hackney Marsh cycle route covered under planning application 10/03921/DCR3 (DCC/3121/2010)

Proposal details

Reference
DCC/3227/2011
Agent
Devon County Council

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Application location

Newton Abbot Racecourse, Newton Road, Newton Abbot, TQ12 3AF

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plandoc_20_3909.pdfDecision Notice16 Aug 2011View
plandoc_2_3909.pdfApplication Form9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_3_3909.pdfLocation Plan9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_5_3909.pdfFigure 10.2 Location of Sites9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_6_3909.pdfFigure 10.3 Location of Sites9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_10_3909.pdfIndicative Floodplain Map9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_13_3909.pdfFigure 4.1 Landscape Planning Designations9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_1_3909.pdfCovering Letter from Agent9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_4_3909.pdfPlanning Application Drawing9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_7_3909.pdfFigure 10.8 Extract from the c1845 Wolborough Tithe Map9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_8_3909.pdfFigure 10.9 View from the north and plan of Newton Abbot Station in 18469 Jun 2011View
plandoc_9_3909.pdfFigure 10.10 Extract from 1890 OS Map9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_11_3909.pdfFlood Zone 3b Screen Capture9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_12_3909.pdfHistorical Floodplain Map9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_14_3909.pdfFigure 4.2 Landscape Character Areas9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_15_3909.pdfPlanning Statement9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_17_3909.pdfEcological Survey9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_18_3909.pdfCultural Heritage Sites Affected9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_19_3909.pdfAnticipated Construction Activities9 Jun 2011View
plandoc_16_3909.pdfPhotographs of the Site9 Jun 2011View

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