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Discharge of condition 6 (Noise insulation), 10 (Site access and parking) and 11 (Footway access) relating to application FUL/347717/21

Vacant Land To The North Of Salmon Fields Royton Oldham

DecidedReference: CND/353558/24Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Discharge Condition
Received
11 Oct 2024
Validated
11 Oct 2024
Determination deadline
6 Dec 2024
Local authority
Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Discharge of condition 6 (Noise insulation), 10 (Site access and parking) and 11 (Footway access) relating to application FUL/347717/21

Proposal details

Reference
CND/353558/24
Alternative references
PP-13467589
Ward
Royton South
Agent
Arup

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Application location

Vacant Land To The North Of Salmon Fields Royton Oldham

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
DISCHARGE LETTERDecision21 Jan 2025View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF10 Oct 2024View
ROCKPANEL SPECIFICATIONAdditional Information · PDF10 Oct 2024View
WINDOW HEAD DETAILPlans · PDF10 Oct 2024View
PLANT NOISE EGRESS ASSESSMENT REPORTReport · PDF10 Oct 2024View
ROCKPANEL DATA SHEETSReport · PDF10 Oct 2024View
BELOW GROUND DRAINAGE STRATEGY LAYOUTPlans · PDF10 Oct 2024View
PROPOSED EXTERNAL WORKS PLANPlans · PDF10 Oct 2024View
PROPOSED FOUNDATIONS - TYPICAL SECTIONS AND DETAILSPlans · PDF10 Oct 2024View
PROPOSED FOUNDATIONS - TYPICAL PERIMETER EDGE DETAILPlans · PDF10 Oct 2024View
EDGING - TYPES E1 TO E3Plans · PDF10 Oct 2024View
KERBING - TYPES K1 TO K4Plans · PDF10 Oct 2024View
PROPOSED S278 AGREEMENT - SITE ACCESS WORKS PLANPlans · PDF10 Oct 2024View
COVERING LETTERCase Documents · PDF10 Oct 2024View

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Condition Discharged
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