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ApprovedCouncil status: Approval of Non Material Amendment
Non-material amendment to Condition 30 of outline planning permission 15/04200/OUT (Outline application (with all matters reserved except for means of access from Banbury Road B4100) for the construction of up to 1000 dwellings (Use Class C3), Assembly and Leisure floorspace (Use Class D2) and Retail floorspace (Use Classes A1 and A3) together with associated public open space, recreational areas, natural accessible green space and associated infrastructure including roads, footways/cycleways, car parking, attenuation ponds, sewers, swales and acoustic bund adjacent to the M40) to (i) amend the submission trigger of Condition 30 to pre-reserved matters application for residential phases and (ii) delete reference to integration with the noise bund relating to the adjoining development.
Land Adjacent To The Old Gated Road Gaydon/Lighthorne Heath
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Status and dates
Last published check: 6 Nov 2026, 08:34 (UK)
- DoneReceived6 Dec 2021
- DoneValidated6 Dec 2021
- Not publishedConsultationNo date on council record
- Not publishedTarget decision dateNo date on council record
- DecidedApproval of Non Material Amendment16 Dec 2021
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Council source
- Application type
- Non Material Amendment
- Ward
- Harbury
- Parish
- Upper Lighthorne
- Documents
- 7 published
Proposal
Non-material amendment to Condition 30 of outline planning permission 15/04200/OUT (Outline application (with all matters reserved except for means of access from Banbury Road B4100) for the construction of up to 1000 dwellings (Use Class C3), Assembly and Leisure floorspace (Use Class D2) and Retail floorspace (Use Classes A1 and A3) together with associated public open space, recreational areas, natural accessible green space and associated infrastructure including roads, footways/cycleways, car parking, attenuation ponds, sewers, swales and acoustic bund adjacent to the M40) to (i) amend the submission trigger of Condition 30 to pre-reserved matters application for residential phases and (ii) delete reference to integration with the noise bund relating to the adjoining development.
- Reference
- 21/03890/AMD
- Ward
- Harbury
- Parish
- Upper Lighthorne
- Agent
- Mr Ed Pigott
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- ApplicationFormCouncil document9 Dec 2021View
- Location Plan Not RequiredCouncil document9 Dec 2021View
- 211130 GLH - Con 30 NMA Cover Letter (Final)Council document9 Dec 2021View
- Appendix 1 - Acoustic Technical Note TN001Council document9 Dec 2021View
- Delegated Report 15.12.21Council document16 Dec 2021View
- Notice of Decision - Approval 16.12.21Council document16 Dec 2021View
- Decision LetterCouncil document12 Mar 2025View
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Decision and conditions
Notice of Decision - Approval 16.12.21 Decision LetterPlanning conditions
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