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Erection of a two storey building (plus a basement) for a new museum building for 'The Soldiers of Oxfordshire', plus the demolition of the existing Pratten Building

The Oxfordshire Museum, Fletchers House, Park Street, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, OX20 1SN

Application DecidedReference: R3.0058/10Oxfordshire County Council

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Application location

The Oxfordshire Museum, Fletchers House, Park Street, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, OX20 1SN

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Application summary

Status
Application Decided
Application type
Listed Building Consent (to be determined by the Secretary of State)
Received
Not published
Validated
22 Feb 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Oxfordshire County Council

Application overview

Erection of a two storey building (plus a basement) for a new museum building for 'The Soldiers of Oxfordshire', plus the demolition of the existing Pratten Building

Proposal details

Reference
R3.0058/10
Agent
Mr Nick Caldwell

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Letter clearing Condition 8Application Documents18 Sept 2012View
Neighbours Plan & Notice MemoApplication Documents28 Jan 2011View
Application Signed (Listed Building Consent)Application Documents8 Apr 2010View
View from RoadApplication Documents28 Jan 2011View
Topographical Survey & DemolitionsApplication Documents28 Jan 2011View
Block Plan & Site Location PlanApplication Documents28 Jan 2011View
ElevationsApplication Documents28 Jan 2011View
Ground Floor PlanApplication Documents28 Jan 2011View
Decision NoticeApplication Documents27 Jan 2011View
Application Form (Planning Application R3.0057/10)Application Documents8 Apr 2010View
Location PlanApplication Documents28 Jan 2011View
View from GardenApplication Documents28 Jan 2011View
Site PhotographsApplication Documents28 Jan 2011View
Justification, Design Sustainablity & Access StatementApplication Documents28 Jan 2011View
Roof PlanApplication Documents28 Jan 2011View
First Floor PlanApplication Documents28 Jan 2011View
SectionsApplication Documents28 Jan 2011View

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