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Scheme to discharge conditions 14, 15 and 19 of planning permission 22/000029/REG3 - Proposed new Hampton Pedestrian and Cycling Bridge to span the River Avon with associated active travel improvements

On land between Pershore Road in Hampton on the West side of the River Avon and Evesham Leisure Centre on the East side of the River Avon, Evesham, Worcestershire

PermittedReference: 24/000011/DISWorcestershire County Council

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Application location

On land between Pershore Road in Hampton on the West side of the River Avon and Evesham Leisure Centre on the East side of the River Avon, Evesham, Worcestershire

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Application summary

Status
Permitted
Application type
Discharge of Condition(s)
Received
13 May 2024
Validated
14 May 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcestershire County Council

Application overview

Scheme to discharge conditions 14, 15 and 19 of planning permission 22/000029/REG3 - Proposed new Hampton Pedestrian and Cycling Bridge to span the River Avon with associated active travel improvements

Proposal details

Reference
24/000011/DIS
Parish
Evesham
Agent
Burroughs

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
12 2024.06.04 Hampton Dis of Con 14 15 1912_2024.06.04_Hampton_Dis_of_Con_14_15_19.pdfNot publishedView
11 2024.05.30 from Ecology11_2024.05.30_from_Ecology.pdfNot publishedView
10 2024.06.04 from WWT10_2024.06.04_from_WWT.pdfNot publishedView
09 2024.06.03 from County Landscape09_2024.06.03_from_County_Landscape.pdfNot publishedView
08 2024.05.31 from District Ecology08_2024.05.31_from_District_Ecology.pdfNot publishedView
07 Amended 61019_REP_INNSMethodStatement_P2_S407_Amended_61019_REP_INNSMethodStatement_P2_S4.pdfNot publishedView
06 2024.05.23 from Ecology06_2024.05.23_from_Ecology.pdfNot publishedView
05 2024.05.14 from Wychavon DC Landscape Officer re con1905_2024.05.14_from_Wychavon_DC_Landscape_Officer_re_con19.pdfNot publishedView
04 2024.05.14 from EA re con1904_2024.05.14_from_EA_re_con19.pdfNot publishedView
03 SUPERSEDED 61019_REP_INNSMethodStatement_P1_S403_61019_REP_INNSMethodStatement_P1_S4.pdfNot publishedView
02 61019_REP_BiodiversityCEMP_P2_S402_61019_REP_BiodiversityCEMP_P2_S4.pdfNot publishedView
01 61019_REP_ReptileMethodStatement_P3_S401_61019_REP_ReptileMethodStatement_P3_S4.pdfNot publishedView

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