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Details Pursuant to Condition 6 (Lighing Scheme) and Condition 8 (Dust Scheme) of planning permission P17/V1899/CM (MW.0054/17)

Hanson Aggregates, Appleford Road, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX14 4PW

Application DecidedReference: MW.0014/18Oxfordshire County Council

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Application location

Hanson Aggregates, Appleford Road, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX14 4PW

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Application summary

Status
Application Decided
Application type
Details Pursuant
Received
Not published
Validated
5 Feb 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Oxfordshire County Council

Application overview

Details Pursuant to Condition 6 (Lighing Scheme) and Condition 8 (Dust Scheme) of planning permission P17/V1899/CM (MW.0054/17)

Proposal details

Reference
MW.0014/18
Agent
Imogen Scotney

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Documents 18 of 18

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Approved Location Plan - Drawing No. 60543520.BAG.001Application Documents8 Aug 2018View
Approved Covering Letter dated 18.01.2018Application Documents8 Aug 2018View
Approved Application formApplication Documents8 Aug 2018View
Approved Application Boundary Plan - Drawing No. 60543520.BAG.003Application Documents8 Aug 2018View
Agents Approval letter Conditions 6 & 8 (MW.0014/18)Application Documents22 Mar 2018View
Consultation Response - VOWH Environmental Protection TeamApplication Documents19 Mar 2018View
Lighting Plan - Drawing No. 60543520.BAG.010Application Documents26 Feb 2018View
Location Plan - Drawing No. 60543520.BAG.001Application Documents26 Feb 2018View
Application Boundary Plan - Drawing No. 60543520.BAG.003Application Documents26 Feb 2018View
Approved Lighting Plan - Drawing No. 60543520.BAG.010Application Documents8 Aug 2018View
Covering Letter dated 18/01/2018Application Documents22 Mar 2018View
Consultation Response - OCC Environmental StrategyApplication Documents21 Mar 2018View
Consultation Response - VOWH District CouncilApplication Documents19 Mar 2018View
Consultation Response - Sutton Courtenay Parish CouncilApplication Documents12 Mar 2018View
Consultation Response - Natural England no commentsApplication Documents5 Mar 2018View
Consultation Response - OCC street lightingApplication Documents26 Feb 2018View
EIA formApplication Documents26 Feb 2018View
Application form dated 18/01/18Application Documents26 Feb 2018View

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