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Details Pursuant to Condition 3 (submission of Landscaping Scheme), 4 (implementation of Landscaping Scheme), 5 (Tree works), 9 (Landscaping and Ecological Mitigation Scheme), 10 (long term management of the Habitats & Landscapes), 11 (Flood Risk Assessment), 13 (Scheme for river diversion of western channel of Windrush), 14 (Water Vole migration measures) & 27 (details of car park for extended County park)

Land between Witan Way at its junction with Station Lane and Oxford Hill, at its junction with Jubilee Way crossing the river Windrush and passing, to the south of the Cogges Estate, Witney

Application RegisteredReference: R3.0104/11Oxfordshire County Council

Application location

Land between Witan Way at its junction with Station Lane and Oxford Hill, at its junction with Jubilee Way crossing the river Windrush and passing, to the south of the Cogges Estate, Witney

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Application summary

Status
Application Registered
Application type
Details Pursuant
Received
Not published
Validated
22 Jul 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Oxfordshire County Council

Application overview

Details Pursuant to Condition 3 (submission of Landscaping Scheme), 4 (implementation of Landscaping Scheme), 5 (Tree works), 9 (Landscaping and Ecological Mitigation Scheme), 10 (long term management of the Habitats & Landscapes), 11 (Flood Risk Assessment), 13 (Scheme for river diversion of western channel of Windrush), 14 (Water Vole migration measures) & 27 (details of car park for extended County park)

Proposal details

Reference
R3.0104/11
Agent
Nigel Day

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Memo clearing Condition 13Application Documents10 May 2012View
Approved document - Condition 14Application Documents15 Feb 2012View
Additional information submitted to the EA - part 3 of 4Application Documents15 Feb 2012View
Cogges decision notice for permission W.14/08Application Documents11 Aug 2011View
Clearing conditions Memo for 3,4,5,9,10,13,14,27Application Documents11 Aug 2011View
Memo clearing Conditions 9 & 11Application Documents10 May 2012View
Additional information submitted to the EA - part 4 of 4Application Documents15 Feb 2012View
Additional information submitted to the EA - part 2 of 4Application Documents15 Feb 2012View
Memo clearing Cons. 6, 8, 14, 17, 18, 21 & 22. Dated 15.09.11Application Documents16 Feb 2012View
Additional information submitted to the EA - part 1 of 4Application Documents15 Feb 2012View
Documentation to support the discharge of conditions 3,4,5,9,10,13,14,27Application Documents11 Aug 2011View

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Decision & conditions

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Cogges decision notice for permission W.14/08
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