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the continuation of permission GFA/3888/9-CM (the import of materials used in connection with building and golf course construction together with operations for the blending of imported and indigenous quarried materials) without complying with the requirements of condition 3 (temporary planning permission until December 2010) and condition 4 (that the site shall be restored by Septemeber 2011) to allow for an extension to the temporary planning permission until December 2011 and that the site shall be restored by September 2012

Wicklesham Quarry, Faringdon, Oxfordshire

Application DecidedReference: MW.0006/11Oxfordshire County Council

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Wicklesham Quarry, Faringdon, Oxfordshire

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Application summary

Status
Application Decided
Application type
Section 73
Received
Not published
Validated
10 Jan 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Oxfordshire County Council

Application overview

the continuation of permission GFA/3888/9-CM (the import of materials used in connection with building and golf course construction together with operations for the blending of imported and indigenous quarried materials) without complying with the requirements of condition 3 (temporary planning permission until December 2010) and condition 4 (that the site shall be restored by Septemeber 2011) to allow for an extension to the temporary planning permission until December 2011 and that the site shall be restored by September 2012

Proposal details

Reference
MW.0006/11
Agent
Mr Martin Clayton

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
Consultation responsesApplication Documents1 Aug 2011View
Decision NoticeApplication Documents9 Mar 2011View
Approved Plan - Drawing No: 010/P/14Application Documents9 Mar 2011View
Approved Plan - Drawing No: 010/P/16 RApplication Documents9 Mar 2011View
EIA & Departure FormApplication Documents13 Jan 2011View
Approved Location Plan - Drawing No WIC/9AApplication Documents9 Mar 2011View
Approved Plan - Drawing No: 0410/ P/17Application Documents9 Mar 2011View
Delegated ReportApplication Documents9 Mar 2011View
Approved Application FormApplication Documents9 Mar 2011View
Approved Agents LetterApplication Documents9 Mar 2011View

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