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erection of a 12m2 single storey extension to provide wc facilities and associated external works including alterations to existing canopy, new fencing and reworking of tarmac area

Orchard Meadow Primary School, Wesley Close, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX4 6BG

Application DecidedReference: R3.0036/12Oxfordshire County Council

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Application location

Orchard Meadow Primary School, Wesley Close, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX4 6BG

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Application summary

Status
Application Decided
Application type
Planning Application
Received
Not published
Validated
7 Feb 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Oxfordshire County Council

Application overview

erection of a 12m2 single storey extension to provide wc facilities and associated external works including alterations to existing canopy, new fencing and reworking of tarmac area

Proposal details

Reference
R3.0036/12
Agent
Declan O'Leary

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Documents 13 of 13

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Decision Notice & NMA LetterApplication Documents20 Aug 2012View
The extension should be drained using SUDs principles, ie. Soak awayApplication Documents20 Apr 2012View
The extension should be drained using SUDS.Application Documents18 Apr 2012View
Approved Location plan 10-00Application Documents30 Apr 2012View
Approved plan 11-00 ProposedApplication Documents30 Apr 2012View
Environmental Impact AssessmentApplication Documents27 Feb 2012View
There are no archaeological constraints to this scheme.Application Documents3 Oct 2012View
Delegated ReportApplication Documents30 Apr 2012View
The proposals would not appear to have an invasive impact upon any known archaeological sites or features. As such there are no archaeolocial constriants to this scheme.Application Documents20 Apr 2012View
The Parish Council did not pass any comment on this application.Application Documents18 Apr 2012View
Approved plan 11-01 ProposedApplication Documents30 Apr 2012View
Supporting StatementApplication Documents27 Feb 2012View
Application FormApplication Documents27 Feb 2012View

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Decision & conditions

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Decision Notice & NMA Letter
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