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Installation of a 93 square metre modular building extension to existing children's centre, with an enclosed linkway to provide additional accommodation for 40 children for a temporary period of 5 years

Eynsham Primary School, Beech Road, Eynsham, Witney, OX29 4LJ

Application DecidedReference: R3.0018/12Oxfordshire County Council

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Status
Application Decided
Application type
Planning Application
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23 Dec 2011
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Local authority
Oxfordshire County Council

Application overview

Installation of a 93 square metre modular building extension to existing children's centre, with an enclosed linkway to provide additional accommodation for 40 children for a temporary period of 5 years

Proposal details

Reference
R3.0018/12
Agent
Mr John Edwards

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Application location

Eynsham Primary School, Beech Road, Eynsham, Witney, OX29 4LJ

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Documents 17 of 17

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Drainage Team responseApplication Documents30 Jan 2012View
Application FormApplication Documents19 Jan 2012View
Design & Access StatementApplication Documents19 Jan 2012View
Proposed Extension - Drawing No EW5 ApprovedApplication Documents19 Mar 2012View
Photo EW14Application Documents19 Jan 2012View
Decision NoticeApplication Documents19 Mar 2012View
Environment Agency ResponseApplication Documents1 Feb 2012View
EIA & Departure FormApplication Documents19 Jan 2012View
Drainage Layout - Drawing No EW12Application Documents19 Jan 2012View
Planning Officers Committee ReportApplication Documents19 Mar 2012View
Approved Minutes from Planning & Regulation Committee 05/03/2012Application Documents12 Mar 2012View
Eynsham Parish Council Second ResponseApplication Documents9 Feb 2012View
Eynsham Parish Council ResponseApplication Documents31 Jan 2012View
Location Plan - Drawing No EW1 ApprovedApplication Documents19 Mar 2012View
Elevation Plan - Drawing No EW2 ApprovedApplication Documents19 Mar 2012View
Proposed Extension - Drawing No EW3 ApprovedApplication Documents19 Mar 2012View
Floor Plan - Drawing No C7/200/021111Application Documents19 Jan 2012View

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