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Details pursuant to Condition 50 (Discharge of Abstracted water for phase 7) of planning permission no. (MW.0093/20 )

Gill Mill Quarry, Standlake Road, Witney, Oxfordshire, OX29 7PP

Application DecidedReference: MW.0021/23Oxfordshire County Council

Last published check: 15 Sept 2026, 02:01. Check the council record for more recent changes.

Application location

Gill Mill Quarry, Standlake Road, Witney, Oxfordshire, OX29 7PP

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Application summary

Status
Application Decided
Application type
Details Pursuant
Received
Not published
Validated
3 Feb 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Oxfordshire County Council

Application overview

Details pursuant to Condition 50 (Discharge of Abstracted water for phase 7) of planning permission no. (MW.0093/20 )

Proposal details

Reference
MW.0021/23
Agent
Lucy Binnie

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Restoration Phase 7 Final Jan 2023Application Documents9 Feb 2023View
Aftercare Scheme Phase 7 Final Jan 2023Application Documents9 Feb 2023View
Lake Overflow Phase 7 Final Jan 2023Application Documents9 Feb 2023View
Approved Phase 7 Final January 2023Application Documents9 Feb 2023View
Working Scheme Cond 15 Phase 7 Final Jan 2023Application Documents9 Feb 2023View
Approved Phase 7a Working Scheme 250123Application Documents9 Feb 2023View
Approved Phase 7b Working Scheme 250123Application Documents9 Feb 2023View
Approved Phase 7 Restoration Proposals 250123Application Documents9 Feb 2023View
Phase 7 Illustrative Rest Sections A3 At 250 230123Application Documents9 Feb 2023View
Approved 8475 001 R 01 V01 Gill Mill Pylons Sra MinApplication Documents9 Feb 2023View
Approved Application formApplication Documents9 Feb 2023View
Arb Survey Phase 7 And 8 041022 BsApplication Documents9 Feb 2023View
Ecoconsult Ecology Walkover Gill Mill Phase 7 18072022Application Documents9 Feb 2023View
Approved Fee calculationApplication Documents9 Feb 2023View
EIA FormApplication Documents9 Feb 2023View
Consultation Response - OCC LLFAApplication Documents22 Feb 2023View
Consultation Response - Biodiversity OCCApplication Documents2 Mar 2023View
Consultation Response - Landscape OCCApplication Documents3 Mar 2023View
D.P Agents LetterApplication Documents9 Feb 2023View

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