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Temporary retention of a semi-rigid building for the temporary storage of non-radioactive waste and high volume Very Low Level/Low Level radioactive waste (VLLW/LLW)

Land South of Hanger 10, Becquerel Avenue, Harwell

Application DecidedReference: MW.0074/20Oxfordshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Decided
Application type
Planning Application
Received
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Validated
3 Jul 2020
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Oxfordshire County Council

Application overview

Temporary retention of a semi-rigid building for the temporary storage of non-radioactive waste and high volume Very Low Level/Low Level radioactive waste (VLLW/LLW)

Proposal details

Reference
MW.0074/20
Agent
Mike Southall

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Application location

Land South of Hanger 10, Becquerel Avenue, Harwell

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Documents 18 of 18

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Delegated ReportApplication Documents1 Sept 2020View
Approved Temporary Bag Store - Drawing No. WR/1211/034Application Documents1 Sept 2020View
Approved Planning, Design & Access StatementApplication Documents1 Sept 2020View
Approved Application FormApplication Documents1 Sept 2020View
Vale of White Horse District Council CommentsApplication Documents31 Jul 2020View
EIA FormApplication Documents7 Jul 2020View
Owners Notice LetterApplication Documents10 Jul 2020View
Ecology Officer CommentsApplication Documents3 Sept 2020View
Decision NoticeApplication Documents1 Sept 2020View
Approved Supporting LetterApplication Documents1 Sept 2020View
Approved Temporary Bag Store - Drawing No. WR/1211/033Application Documents1 Sept 2020View
Approved Elevations & Floor Plan - Drawing No. SA-11-74.dwgApplication Documents1 Sept 2020View
Landscape Specialist CommentsApplication Documents12 Aug 2020View
Public Health CommentsApplication Documents12 Aug 2020View
Advert in Oxford Times 16/07/2020Application Documents10 Jul 2020View
Departure FormApplication Documents7 Jul 2020View
ChecklistApplication Documents7 Jul 2020View
Owners NoticeApplication Documents10 Jul 2020View

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