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Town and Country Planning Acts Require the Following to Be Advertised 17/01722/HHD BURFORD CONLB WEST OXFORDSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL Town and Country Planning Acts require the following to be advertised 17/01722/HHD BURFORD CONLB. 9 Sheep Street Burford Oxfordshire. 17/01721/FUL ALVESCOT PROW. Bazeland Farm Calcroft Lane Clanfield. 17/01930/FUL EYNSHAM CONLB. Eynsham Malthouse Queen Street Eynsham. 17/01932/LBC EYNSHAM LBC. Eynsham Malthouse Queen Street Eynsham. 17/00889/FUL CHARLBURY AMDINF. 1 Police House Hixet Wood Charlbury. 17/01849/HHD HARDWICK AND YELFORD CONLB. The Mill House Cokethorpe Park Ducklington. 17/01854/LBC HARDWICK AND YELFORD LBC. The Mill House Cokethorpe Park Ducklington. 17/01743/HHD HANBOROUGH CONLB. 44 Millwood End Long Hanborough Witney. 17/01939/FUL SWINBROOK CONLB PROW. The Retreat Swinbrook Burford. 17/01859/OUT MINSTER LOVELL DEP MAJ CONLB. Land West of Minster Lovell South of Burford Road Minster Lovell. 17/01901/HHD CHILSON CONLB PROW. 1 Watney Cottages School Lane Chilson. 17/01708/FUL MILTON UNDER WYCHWOOD PROW. High Fields Church Road Milton Under Wychwood. 16/04234/OUT NORTH LEIGH ADESC. Land North and West and East of Belclose Cottage Witney Road North Leigh. 17/01704/HHD KELMSCOTT CONLB. Church Cottage Kelmscott Lechlade. 17/01705/LBC KELMSCOTT LBC. Church Cottage Kelmscott Lechlade. 17/01707/FUL ALVESCOT CONLB PROW. Park Farm Lower End Alvescot. 17/01702/LBC SHILTON LBC. The Cottage Stonelands Brize Norton. 17/01626/HHD WITNEY CONLB. 6 Swan Court Witney Oxfordshire. 17/01723/HHD FULBROOK CONLB. Meadow Barn Meadow Lane Fulbrook. 17/01946/HHD HANBOROUGH CONLB. Pinsley Gate Church Road Church Hanborough. 17/01947/HHD STONESFIELD CONLB. April Cottage The Cross Stonesfield. 17/01964/HHD ASTON, COTE, SHIFFORD AND CHIMNEY CONLB. 15 Waites Close Aston Bampton. 17/01961/HHD ALVESCOT CONLB PROW. Mill House Mill Lane Alvescot. 17/01973/LBC ALVESCOT LBC. Mill House Mill Lane Alvescot. 17/01782/RES ASTON, COTE, SHIFFORD AND CHIMNEY CONLB PROW MAJ. Land North of Cote Road Cote Road Aston. 17/01879/FUL WITNEY CONLB. Harvestway House 28 High Street Witney. CODE KEY ADDINF Additional Information Received DEP Departure ADESC Amended description EIA Environmental Impact AMDINF Amended Information Assessment Received LBC Listed Building Consent CONLB Conservation Area or Listed PROW Affects Public Right of Way Building - affecting 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: 13.07.2017 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. Dated : 22nd June 2017.
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