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PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT A PLANNING APPLICATION. THIS IS FOR CONSULTATION PURPOSES ONLY. The Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulation 2017 (as amended). Request for an EIA screening opinion in respect of phased redevelopment at Plot 2600, Oxford Business Park comprising alterations to existing commercial building and erection of 1no.laboratory and office buildingand 1no. amenity hub with ancillary commercial uses. Provision of hard and soft landscaping, plant and machinery, multi-storey car-park, cycle parking and creation of new accesses.

British Gas 2600 John Smith Drive Oxford Oxfordshire OX4 2JY

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
EIA Screening
Received
13 Jul 2026
Validated
13 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
3 Aug 2026
Local authority
Oxford City Council

Application overview

PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT A PLANNING APPLICATION. THIS IS FOR CONSULTATION PURPOSES ONLY. The Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulation 2017 (as amended). Request for an EIA screening opinion in respect of phased redevelopment at Plot 2600, Oxford Business Park comprising alterations to existing commercial building and erection of 1no.laboratory and office buildingand 1no. amenity hub with ancillary commercial uses. Provision of hard and soft landscaping, plant and machinery, multi-storey car-park, cycle parking and creation of new accesses.

Proposal details

Reference
26/01723/SCREEN
Ward
Temple Cowley Ward
Agent
Ben Tattersall

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Documents 3 of 3

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Decision letterDecision · PDF3 Aug 2026View
Existing site block planDrawing · PDF13 Jul 2026View
Eia screening opinion requestOther · PDF13 Jul 2026View

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