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WEST OXFORDSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL Town and Country Planning Acts require the following to be advertised 19/01503/FUL Enstone CONLB.Artyard Cafe The Drive Enstone 19/01499/LBC Burford LBC.The Glen 19 Priory Lane Burford 19/01498/HHD Burford CONLB.The Glen 19 Priory Lane Burford 19/01659/HHD Charlbury CONLB. Ivy House Church Lane Charlbury 19/00928/HHD Sandford St Martin ADESC. Manor Farm Manor Road Sandford St Martin 19/01196/LBC Chastleton LBC. Greenmore Chastleton Moreton-In-Marsh 19/01632/S73 Enstone CONLB. Radford Farm Radford Chipping Norton 19/01521/LBC Witney LBC. 1 - 3 Corn Street Witney Oxfordshire 19/01195/HHD Chastleton CONLB. Greenmore Chastleton Moreton-In- Marsh 19/01507/HHD Burford CONLB. Garden Cottage 41 High Street Burford 19/01508/LBC Burford LBC. Garden Cottage 41 High Street Burford 19/01497/S73 Steeple Barton PROW. Holliers House Worton Road Middle Barton 19/01496/S73 Steeple Barton PROW. Holliers House Worton Road Middle Barton 19/01511/HHD Finstock CONLB. Home Farm 11 High Street Finstock 19/01474/FUL Shipton Under Wychwood CONLB. Land North Of Gas Lane And Ascott Road Shipton Under Wychwood 19/01712/LBC Burford LBC.Wychcot 35 Sheep Street Burford 19/01485/HHD Hanborough CONLB. 16 Millwood End Long Hanborough Witney 19/01490/LBC Blenheim LBC. Blenheim Palace Blenheim Park Woodstock 19/01489/FUL Blenheim CONLB.Blenheim Palace Blenheim ParkWoodstock 19/01426/HHD Eynsham CONLB. 3 Witney Road Eynsham Witney 19/00929/LBC Sandford St Martin ADESC. Manor Farm Manor Road Sandford St Martin 19/01473/S73 Eynsham CONLB.Abbey Farm Abbey Street Eynsham 19/01267/FUL Alvescot CONLB/PROW. Park Farm Lower End Alvescot 19/01664/HHD Leafield CONLB. Stonelea 71 Lower End Leafield 19/01364/FUL Eynsham CONLB/PROW. Queens Head 17 Queen Street Eynsham 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: 11.07.2019 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 Dated 20th June 2019.

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