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WEST OXFORDSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL Town and Country Planning Acts require the following to be advertised 20/01734/OUT Eynsham CONLB/PROW/MAJ/EIA. Land North Of A40 A40 Section From Barnard Gate To Eynsham Roundabout Eynsham 20/01766/FUL Witney CONLB. 73 High Street Witney Oxfordshire 20/01868/FUL Great Tew CONLB/PROW. Hornbeam House Old Road Great Tew 20/01847/LBC Tackley LBC.The Cart Shed 2A Medcroft Road Tackley 20/02143/HHD Shilton CONLB.Wheelwrights Cottage Bridge Street Shilton 20/02176/HHD Eynsham CONLB. 82 - 84 Acre End Street Eynsham Witney 20/02207/HHD Shipton Under Wychwood CONLB. Doctors House Church Path Station Road 20/02210/HHD Shipton Under Wychwood CONLB. Doctors House Church Path Station Road 20/02005/HHD Witney CONLB. 27 Lowell Place Witney Oxfordshire 20/01954/FUL Hanborough MAJ/CONLB. 2 Witney Road Long Hanborough Witney 20/01909/FUL Eynsham CONLB. 66 Mill Street Eynsham Witney 20/02161/HHD Fawler CONLB. Clay Pitt Cottage 3 Main Road Fawler 20/01963/S73 Witney MAJ. Land At West Witney Downs Road Curbridge 20/01958/FUL Sandford St Martin CONLB. Southfield House Manor Road Sandford St Martin 20/01973/HHD Eynsham CONLB. 23 Queen Street Eynsham Witney 20/02172/FUL Little Faringdon CONLB. Mill Cottage Little Faringdon Lechlade 20/01937/FUL Hanborough PROW. Park House Park Lane Long Hanborough 20/01966/HHD Charlbury CONLB. 38 The Green Charlbury Chipping Norton 20/01933/FUL Chipping Norton CONLB. Police Station Banbury Road Chipping Norton 20/01934/HHD Aston, Cote, Shifford And Chimney CONLB. 41 Bull Street Aston Bampton 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: 17.09.2020 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: 27th August 2020.

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