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Change of use of site from pasture to form extension to existing school playing field together with associated earthworks (cut and fill) to provide a playing surface and associated fencing

Land South of the High Street, Ewelme, Oxfordshire, OX10 6HU

Application DecidedReference: R3.0107/10Oxfordshire County Council

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Application location

Land South of the High Street, Ewelme, Oxfordshire, OX10 6HU

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Application summary

Status
Application Decided
Application type
REG.3/Detailed
Received
Not published
Validated
16 Jun 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Oxfordshire County Council

Application overview

Change of use of site from pasture to form extension to existing school playing field together with associated earthworks (cut and fill) to provide a playing surface and associated fencing

Proposal details

Reference
R3.0107/10
Agent
Jeremy Flawn

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeApplication Documents14 Sept 2010View
Location Plan - Drawing No: 6166Application Documents14 Sept 2010View
Existing & Proposed Cross Sections - Drawing No: 6256Application Documents14 Sept 2010View
Constraints Plan - Drawing No: 6207Application Documents14 Sept 2010View
New Plateau Volume CalculationApplication Documents12 Jul 2010View
Application FormApplication Documents12 Jul 2010View
Delegated ReportApplication Documents14 Sept 2010View
Proposed Site Plan - Drawing No: 6165Application Documents14 Sept 2010View
Proposed Pitch - Drawing No: S9-410-P001(A)Application Documents14 Sept 2010View
Existing & Proposed Long Sections - Drawing No: 6261Application Documents14 Sept 2010View
Covering LetterApplication Documents12 Jul 2010View
Options Plan - Drawing No: 6318Application Documents14 Sept 2010View
Ecology ReportApplication Documents12 Jul 2010View
Fencing ExamplesApplication Documents12 Jul 2010View
Justification StatementApplication Documents12 Jul 2010View
Site Survey - Drawing No: S9-410-P000Application Documents14 Sept 2010View
Site PhotographsApplication Documents12 Jul 2010View

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