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1307887 W Oxford DC Planning X56.Indd WEST OXFORDSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL Town and Country Planning Acts require the following to be advertised 19/01227/HHD Sandford St Martin CONLB. Southfield House Manor Road Sandford St Martin 19/01275/S73 Shipton Under Wychwood CONLB. Bowerham Ascott Road Shipton Under Wychwood 19/01228/LBC Sandford St Martin LBC. Southfield House Manor Road Sandford St Martin 19/01262/FUL Chipping Norton CONLB. Land South Of Rock Hill Chipping Norton 19/01310/FUL Swinbrook PROW/MAJ. Land East Of South Lawn Swinbrook 19/01249/LBC Spelsbury LBC.The Mansion Ditchley Park Enstone 19/01270/HHD Wootton CONLB. Stable Cottage Chapel Hill Wootton 19/01548/HHD Chilson CONLB. King Cottage Pudlicote Lane Chilson 19/01549/LBC Chilson LBC. King Cottage Pudlicote Lane Chilson 19/01300/LBC Filkins And Broughton Poggs LBC. 4 Saxons Close Filkins Lechlade 19/01293/FUL Burford CONLB. Burford House Hotel 99 High Street Burford 19/01294/LBC Burford LBC. Burford House Hotel 99 High Street Burford 19/01307/FUL Burford CONLB. Car Park Guildenford Burford 19/01315/FUL Stonesfield CONLB.Valhalla Church Street Stonesfield 19/01213/HHD Eynsham CONLB. 3 Blankstones Farm 39 Acre End Street Eynsham 19/01536/S73 Finstock CONLB. 51 High Street Finstock Chipping Norton 19/01291/HHD Charlbury CONLB. 3 Sturt Road Charlbury Chipping Norton 19/01255/FUL Leafield CONLB. Malt House Witney Lane Leafield 19/00984/LBC Witney LBC. 3 Lowell Place Witney Oxfordshire 19/01274/FUL Shipton Under Wychwood CONLB. Bowerham Ascott Road Shipton Under Wychwood 19/01269/HHD Chipping Norton CONLB. 20 Churchill Road Chipping Norton Oxfordshire 19/01581/HHD Burford CONLB.The Fullers Cottage 23 Witney Street Burford 19/01582/LBC Burford LBC.The Fullers Cottage 23 Witney Street Burford 19/01329/FUL North Leigh CONLB. Everards Washhouse 1A Chapel Lane North Leigh 19/01273/HHD Finstock PROW/CONLB. Cherry Cottage Wilcote Riding Finstock 19/01330/HHD Hailey CONLB. Ivydene Delly End Hailey 19/01331/LBC Hailey LBC. Ivydene Delly End Hailey 19/01356/S73 North Leigh MAJ/PROW. Land South Of New Yatt Road North Leigh 19/01334/HHD Carterton CONLB. Flat 4 Manor Court 45 Lawton Avenue 19/01335/LBC Carterton LBC. Flat 4 Manor Court 45 Lawton Avenue CODE KEY: ADDINF Additional Information Received. ADESC Amended description. AMDINF Amended Information Received. CONLB Conservation Area or Listed Building – affecting. DEP Departure. EIA Environmental Impact Assessment. LBC Listed Building Consent. PROW Affects Public Right of Way. WP Wider Publicity Applications can be viewed online at www.westoxon.gov.uk/planning or at the council offices at Elmfield, New Yatt Road,Witney, OX28 1PB. REPRESENTATIONS IN WRITING BY: 27.06.2019 Comments on the applications should be made online at www.westoxon.gov.uk/planning or via e-mail to [email protected] or by post to Planning, West Oxfordshire District Council, Elmfield, New Yatt Road,Witney, OX28 1PB.Please note your comments are not confidential and will be made public on our website. PLEASE QUOTE APPLICATION NUMBER IN ALL CORRESPONDENCE OR ENQUIRIES NOTICE OF PUBLIC PATH ORDER TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990, SECTION 257 AND PARAGRAPH 1 OF SCHEDULE 14 MILTON-UNDER-WYCHWOOD Footpath 301/13 (Whole) and MILTON-UNDER-WYCHWOOD Footpath 301/15 (Part) PUBLIC PATH DIVERSION ORDER 2019 The above Order was made on the 20th May 2019. The effect of the order as confirmed is TO DIVERT the entire width of that part of the public footpath MILTON-UNDER-WYCHWOOD 301/13 running from OS Grid Ref SP 42645 21782 (point A) in an easterly direction for approximately 160m to SP 42661 21781 (point B) as shown by a continuous bold black line between Points A – B on the plan attached to this Order AND TO DIVERT the entire width of that length of MILTON-UNDER-WYCHWOOD 301/5 running from OS Grid Ref SP 42645 21782 (point A) in a south-easterly direction for approximately 30m to SP 42647 21780 (point D) as shown by a continuous bold black line between Points A – D on the plan attached to this Order AND CREATE an alternative footpath with a width of 2m running from OS Grid Ref SP 42647 21780 (point C) in an easterly direction to SP 42661 21781 (point B) for approximately 137m as shown by a dashed black line between points C-B on the plan attached to this Order; AND CREATE an alternative footpath with a width of 2m running from OS Grid Ref SP 42645 21782 (point A) in a south-easterly direction for approximately 32m to SP 42647 21780 (point D) as shown by a dashed black line between points A-D on the plan attached to this Order. A copy of the Order and Order map may be seen free of charge at the Elmfield Offices of West Oxfordshire District Council,Woodgreen,Witney, Oxfordshire, Council from 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday and online at www.westoxon.gov.uk. Copies of the Order and map may be purchased there, at the price of £1 for the first A4 sheet and 20p per sheet thereafter. Any representations about or objections to the Order may be sent or delivered in writing addressed to the Head of Development Control, Woodgreen,Witney, Oxfordshire, 0X28 1PB not later than 4th July 2019. Please state the grounds on which any representations are made. If no such representations or objections are duly made, or if so made are withdrawn,West Oxfordshire District Council may itself confirm the Order as an unopposed Order. If the order is sent to the Secretary of State for the Environment for confirmation any representations or objections which have not been withdrawn will be sent with the order. Head of Planning and Strategic Housing, West Oxfordshire District Council,Woodgreen,Witney, Oxfordshire, 0X28 1PB. Dated: 6th June 2019.
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