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Submission of details required by condition 36 ( Foul Water Strategy) of outline planning permission S/2903/14/OL.

Land To The West Of Cambourne Excluding Swansley Wood Farm Ermine Street Caxton Cambridgeshire

DecidedReference: S/2903/14/COND36KSouth Cambridgeshire District Council

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Application location

Land To The West Of Cambourne Excluding Swansley Wood Farm Ermine Street Caxton Cambridgeshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Condition request
Received
17 Dec 2025
Validated
17 Dec 2025
Determination deadline
11 Feb 2026
Local authority
South Cambridgeshire District Council

Application overview

Submission of details required by condition 36 ( Foul Water Strategy) of outline planning permission S/2903/14/OL.

Proposal details

Reference
S/2903/14/COND36K
Ward
Cambourne
Parish
Cambourne CP

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEApplication Decision Notice · PDF25 Feb 2026View
ANGLIAN WATERConsultee Comments · PDF23 Feb 2026View
CAMBOURNE TOWN COUNCILThird Party Comments · PDF19 Feb 2026View
DRAINAGEConsultee Comments12 Feb 2026View
EOT REQUESTExtension of Time Request · PDF4 Feb 2026View
LLFAConsultee Comments · PDF28 Jan 2026View
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTERApplication Officer Correspondence · PDF18 Dec 2025View
APPLICATION FORM - NO PERSONAL INFOApplication Information · PDF17 Dec 2025View
FEE CALCULATIONApplication Information · PDF17 Dec 2025View
LONG SECTION PLAN - SHEET 1Drawings · PDF17 Dec 2025View
LONG SECTION PLAN - SHEET 2Drawings · PDF17 Dec 2025View
LONG SECTION PLAN - SHEET 3Drawings · PDF17 Dec 2025View
MANHOLE CONSTRUCTION DETAILSDrawings · PDF17 Dec 2025View
PRIVATE CONSTRUCTION DETAILSDrawings · PDF17 Dec 2025View
PRIVATE DRAINAGE PLAN - SHEET 1Drawings · PDF17 Dec 2025View
PRIVATE DRAINAGE PLAN - SHEET 2Drawings · PDF17 Dec 2025View
PRIVATE DRAINAGE PLAN - SHEET 3Drawings · PDF17 Dec 2025View
SECTION 104 AGREEMENT PLANDrawings · PDF17 Dec 2025View
DRAINAGE MEMOApplication Information · PDF17 Dec 2025View

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  5. Decision Issued Date

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Decision & conditions

Discharge Condition in Part
DECISION NOTICE
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