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recycling of waste wood to produce woodchip

The Woodyard, Elmwood Farm, Burford Road, Black Bourton, Oxfordshire, OX18 2PL

Application DecidedReference: MW.0046/15Oxfordshire County Council

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Application location

The Woodyard, Elmwood Farm, Burford Road, Black Bourton, Oxfordshire, OX18 2PL

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Application summary

Status
Application Decided
Application type
Planning Application
Received
Not published
Validated
17 Mar 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Oxfordshire County Council

Application overview

recycling of waste wood to produce woodchip

Proposal details

Reference
MW.0046/15
Agent
Mr Slater

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Consultation Response - EAApplication Documents13 Apr 2015View
The Woodyard, Elmwood Farm PlanApplication Documents17 Mar 2015View
Consultation Response - Fire ServiceApplication Documents12 May 2015View
Letter from applicant regarding fire riskApplication Documents8 May 2015View
Consultation Response - Defence Infrastructure OrganisationApplication Documents29 Apr 2015View
Consultation Response - WODC 2Application Documents27 Apr 2015View
Consultation Response - Highways AuthorityApplication Documents24 Apr 2015View
Consultation Response - Arboricultural OfficerApplication Documents16 Apr 2015View
Consultation Response - BiodiversityApplication Documents13 Apr 2015View
Consultation Response - DrainageApplication Documents13 Apr 2015View
Consultation Response - Natural EnglandApplication Documents13 Apr 2015View
Consultation Response - Thames WaterApplication Documents13 Apr 2015View
Ecologist Planner responseApplication Documents30 Mar 2015View
Location Plan - Drawing No. 01Application Documents17 Mar 2015View
Site & other plansApplication Documents17 Mar 2015View
Planning StatementApplication Documents17 Mar 2015View
Transport AppendicesApplication Documents17 Mar 2015View
Transport StatementApplication Documents17 Mar 2015View
Application FormApplication Documents17 Mar 2015View
Consultation Response - Rights of WayApplication Documents27 Apr 2015View
Consultation Response - WODCApplication Documents27 Apr 2015View

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