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Part discharge of condition 90 (visibility splays (including pedestrian inter- visibility splays)), part discharge of condition 92 (Parking Strategy) and part discharge of condition 93 (details of the provision of covered, secure cycle parking and provision of charging facilities for E-bikes) for Phase 1: INF1a of application 22/P/01175, approved at appeal on 24/05/2024.

Land At Wisley Airfield, Hatch Lane, Ockham, GU23 6NU

DecidedReference: 24/D/00114/16Guildford Borough Council

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Application location

Land At Wisley Airfield, Hatch Lane, Ockham, GU23 6NU

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Discharge of Conditions
Received
28 Oct 2024
Validated
28 Oct 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Guildford Borough Council

Application overview

Part discharge of condition 90 (visibility splays (including pedestrian inter- visibility splays)), part discharge of condition 92 (Parking Strategy) and part discharge of condition 93 (details of the provision of covered, secure cycle parking and provision of charging facilities for E-bikes) for Phase 1: INF1a of application 22/P/01175, approved at appeal on 24/05/2024.

Proposal details

Reference
24/D/00114/16
Alternative references
PP-13509058
Ward
Send & Lovelace
Parish
Wisley
Agent
Savills

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Doc 90, 92 and 93 (p1)Decision · PDF19 Sept 2025View
Amended level 00 proposed parking planDrawing · PDF17 Jul 2025View
Surrey highways - commentCorrespondence · PDF9 Jul 2025View
Panel van accessing suds areaDrawing · PDF5 Feb 2025View
Phase 1 inf1 a energy centre vehicle swept path sDrawing · PDF5 Feb 2025View
Amended phase 1 inf1 a site access visibility planDrawing · PDF5 Feb 2025View
Phase 1 inf1 a vehicle swept paths 1/2Drawing · PDF5 Feb 2025View
Phase 1 inf1 a vehicle swept paths 2/2Drawing · PDF5 Feb 2025View
National highways responseCorrespondence · PDF3 Dec 2024View
Application form redactedApplication Form · PDF28 Oct 2024View
Conditions 90, 92 & 93 cover letterApplication Document · PDF28 Oct 2024View
Condition 93 technical reportApplication Document · PDF28 Oct 2024View
Condition 92 technical reportApplication Document · PDF28 Oct 2024View
Superseded level 00 proposed parking planDrawing · PDF28 Oct 2024View
Superseded phase 1 inf1a site access visibility planDrawing · PDF28 Oct 2024View

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Doc 90, 92 and 93 (p1)
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