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11/04/2012 Parish Initial Start Date Agreement Page 1 11/04/2012 Parish Initial Start Date Agreement Date Development Developer Abingdon 12/07/2005 The Maltings Persimmon Homes Abingdon 03/06/2003 New Street & Vinyard Cranbourn Homes Abingdon 02/07/1900 Larkhill Road VWHDC Abingdon 13/10/2008 Lambrick Way Vale Abingdon 04/07/2008 75-77 Northcourt Road Persimmon Homes Abingdon 12/05/2009 Thames View Trading Estate Barratts Abingdon 15/08/2008 Pavlova Factory - Phase 3 Builders Ede Abingdon 05/06/2009 Caldecott School Banner Homes Abingdon 19/03/2008 No Agreement Drayton Road Community Centre Abingdon 28/07/2008 Springfield Drive Cranbourne Homes Abingdon 09/02/2010 83 Northcourt Road H&H Construction Abingdon 31/03/2006 No Agreement Fairacres Retail Park, Marcham Road Abingdon 16/02/2012 No Agreement Abingdon Museum Abingdon Town Council Adderbury 19/05/1997 Adderbury House Banner Homes Adderbury 17/09/2007 Aynho Road Charles Church Ambrosden 03/10/2007 Ploughley Road Bellway Homes Appleford with Eaton 06/08/2010 Oaksmere Vale Housing Association Arncott 29/07/2008 Murcott Road & Buchanan Road Martin Grant Homes Arncott 05/07/2011 No Agreement Buchannan Road Leadbitter Aston Rowant & Kingston Blount 12/11/1990 No Agreement Bakers Piece extn (K Blount) S & R Abbott (James Smith Ass) Bampton 14/03/2006 New Road Rear 5-19 Leadbitter Banbury 14/06/2000 No Agreement Wildmere Road Aspen Burrow Crocker Banbury 03/09/2008 Cattle Market - Phase 1 Barratt Homes Banbury 18/01/2002 Hanwell Fields Bryant Homes west Mid Banbury 31/07/2007 Barteak, Merton Street Barteak Developments Ltd Banbury 07/10/2005 Overthorpe Road, Spittle Farm Kennet Properties Banbury 16/06/2008 No Agreement Cattle Market - Phase 2 Barratt Homes Ltd Banbury 20/07/2007 No Agreement Cattle Market - Phase 3 Barratt Homes Banbury 16/01/2009 No Agreement Appleby Close Ext Sanctuary Housing Association Banbury 06/07/2011 No Agreement Land South of Overthorpe Road RPS Benson 12/12/2006 No Agreement Westfield Road, Infant School Michael Shanley Homes Berinsfield 14/03/2003 No Agreement Evenlode Drive Bovis Homes/SOHA Berinsfield 15/05/2002 No Agreement Lodden Avenue Bovis Homes Berinsfield 16/07/2002 No Agreement Fane Drive SODC Berinsfield 16/07/2002 No Agreement Cherwell Road Bovis Homes Bicester 14/08/1995 Calcutt Land SE Westbury Homes Bicester 21/05/1999 Slade Farm A (Part) David Wilson Homes Bicester 19/08/1999 Bicester Fields Spine Road - Phase 1 Westbury Homes Bicester 20/09/1999 Bicester Fields - Phase 4 Westbury Homes Bicester 22/03/2001 Bicester Fields - Access to H & I Westbury Homes Bicester 19/04/1999 Bure Park Area A Alfred McAlpine Partnership Bicester 17/04/2000 Bicester Fields - Phase 3 Spine Westbury Homes Bicester 26/09/2001 Bicester Fields Footways Westbury Homes Bicester 18/05/2001 Bicester Fields Area E Westbury Homes Bicester 29/11/2000 Bicester Fields Area F Persimmon Homes Bicester 29/11/2000 Bicester Fields Area F Persimmon Homes Bicester 13/08/2003 Bure Park Area F2/G David Wilson Homes Bicester 10/10/2000 Bure Park Area F1 Persimmon Homes Bicester 13/02/2004 Bicester Fields Area K Westbury Homes Bicester 30/10/2002 No Agreement City Motors London Road Miller Homes Bicester 24/09/2007 59 Priory Road Permeable F Path V & R Homes Bicester 14/04/2010 No Agreement SW Bicester Spine Road Ch 0 - 480 Countryside Properties Bicester 14/04/2010 No Agreement SW Bicester Perimeter Road - Phase 4 Countryside Properties Bicester 23/05/2011 No Agreement SW Kingsmere KM 1 Taylor Wimpey Bicester 19/05/2011 No Agreement SW Kingsmere KM6 Bovis Bicester 28/01/2011 No Agreement SW Kingsmere KM2 Bovis Bicester 14/04/2010 No Agreement SW Kingsmere Spine Road - Phase 2 Countryside Properties Bicester 16/12/2011 Blue Gates, Banbury Road Henaud Developments Ltd Bicester 11/10/2011 No Agreement SW Bicester KM8 David Wilson Homes Page 2 11/04/2012 Bicester 21/10/2011 No Agreement Bicester ECO Development Spine Road P3ECO Ltd Bicester 16/07/2010 No Agreement Former Highways Depot, London Road Leadbitter Bicester 05/10/2011 No Agreement SW Kingsmere KM1 & KM2 Parcel Link Road Countryside Properties Bicester 27/02/2012 No Agreement SW Kingsmere KM12 WSP Bicester 06/03/2012 No Agreement Chapel Street Mansell Bladon 14/12/2006 No Agreement Lincoln Grove, Park Close Kingerlee Bletchingdon 25/11/2002 No Agreement Lince Lane E8278 Kingswood Narrow Boat Bletchingdon 12/12/2007 No Agreement Springwell Hill, Bletchingdon Oxford Citizens Housing Association Bletchingdon 29/06/2009 Ingleby Farm Lince Lane A4095 Steeplemanor (Mr. Brain). Blewbury 05/01/2011 No Agreement Bridus Way Leadbitter Bloxham 02/06/2009 Milton Road (S38) Taylor Wimpey Bloxham 17/01/2011 No Agreement Milton Road Bewley Homes Brize Norton 15/10/2002 No Agreement A40 Link Road Buchanan Burford Upton & Signet 15/02/2012 No Agreement Land adj to Frethern Close Cottsway Housing Association Carterton & Black Bourton 12/07/2004 NE Carterton Footpath/Northwood Trencherwood Carterton & Black Bourton 22/02/2006 NE Village Green, Shilton Park - Phase 2 Barratt Homes Carterton & Black Bourton 25/03/2003 No Agreement NE Area 1 Westbury Homes Central Carterton & Black Bourton 04/07/2008 NE Local Centre/Bus Link Buchanan Carterton & Black Bourton 10/07/2003 NE Country Park Link (Swinbrook) David Wilson Homes Carterton & Black Bourton 01/10/2004 NE Country Park - Phase 1 David Wilson Homes Carterton & Black Bourton 03/07/2002 No Agreement NE Country Park - Phase 2A David Wilson Homes Carterton & Black Bourton 13/04/2005 NE Shilton Park - Phase 1 Persimmon Carterton & Black Bourton 07/02/2005 NE Country Park - Phase 2B David Wilson Homes Carterton & Black Bourton 28/06/2004 NE Area 1 - Phase 2 Westbury Homes Carterton & Black Bourton 20/02/2004 No Agreement NE Southern to Northern Ave Link Buchanan Carterton & Black Bourton 20/10/2005 No Agreement Cycleway SEB/Northwood Buchanan Carterton & Black Bourton 26/10/2006 No Agreement NE - Phase 3 AH3 Wimpey Carterton & Black Bourton 04/07/2008 NE Local Centre David Wilson Homes Carterton & Black Bourton 14/10/2004 No Agreement NE (12) Elmhurst Way Persimmon Carterton & Black Bourton 14/05/2008 NE - Phase 3B South David Wilson Homes Carterton & Black Bourton 26/01/2006 No Agreement NE - Phase 3A Ward Homes & David Wilson Homes Carterton & Black Bourton 03/03/2010 Arkell Avenue Hannick Homes Carterton & Black Bourton 02/10/2005 NE - Phase 3B North David Wilson Homes Carterton & Black Bourton 15/09/2006 NE - Phase 2A & 2B Persimmon Carterton & Black Bourton 04/09/2008 NE - Phase 4 Social Carter Construction Carterton & Black Bourton 01/12/2003 NE Western Cycleways DWH & Hitchens Carterton & Black Bourton 13/05/2008 40 Swinbrook Road J A Pye (Oxford) Ltd Carterton & Black Bourton 21/04/2005 No Agreement 52 Swinbrook Road Classic Developments Carterton & Black Bourton 03/12/2009 Shilton Park AH6 Cottesway Housing association Carterton & Black Bourton 27/10/2006 NE - Phase 2C Persimmon homes Carterton & Black Bourton 24/09/2009 39 Burford Road Witney Building Ltd Carterton & Black Bourton 12/07/2010 No Agreement 53 Burford Road Hannick Homes Carterton & Black Bourton 04/11/2004 NE Carterton Access Roads David Wilson Homes / Trencherwood Homes Carterton & Black Bourton 03/11/2011 Aldi Food Store, Alvescott Road Aldi Carterton & Black Bourton 16/09/2001 No Agreement Shilton Road, OX18 1EN Hill Partnership Carterton & Black Bourton 19/02/2002 No Agreement Milestone Road (S38/S278) R&D Wattes Care Homes Carterton & Black Bourton 15/10/2001 Development at East Carterton David Wilson Homes Caversfield 02/12/1994 No Agreement Caversfield MOD MQS Chadlington 01/10/2002 No Agreement Quarry Road Chilton 03/12/2010 No Agreement Horse & Jockey Spearcliff Estates Chinnor 27/09/2006 No Agreement Glimbers Grove Chinnor 13/10/2010 No Agreement Cement Works Taylor Woodrow Chipping Norton 15/12/2009 Cooper Close Barratt South Mid Chipping Norton 23/08/2005 No Agreement Parker Knoll Wimpey Chipping Norton 15/09/2005 No Agreement Coppers Close Extn Persimmons Chipping Norton 12/01/2008 No Agreement London Road, Rockhill Castleoak Chipping Norton 05/11/2002 No Agreement Co-op Development, Cattle Market & Albion Street Co-op Cholsey 19/12/2007 Downside Farm, Papist Way Westdene Developments Cholsey 30/09/2011 No Agreement The Meadow Darcliffe Homes Ltd Crowmarsh 15/09/2011 The Street (Walter Wilder site) Cumnor 04/10/2002 No Agreement 82-88 Cumnor Hill Rycote Devlopment Page 3 11/04/2012 Cumnor 13/03/2008 No Agreement 109 Eynsham Road Rectory Homes Cumnor 22/09/2008 No Agreement Timbet, Chawley Works (S38) Persimmon Homes Didcot 10/04/2003 No Agreement Npower Site, Old Milton Road RWE npower Didcot 08/04/2008 No Agreement Colborne Road Barlow & Birkby Didcot 02/06/2009 No Agreement Green Close, Royal Berkshire Court Wates Construction Didcot 12/10/2009 No Agreement Glebe Road SOHA/Feltham Construction s278 Didcot 11/02/2010 No Agreement GWP Phase 1 Link Road Taylor Wimpey/ David Wilson Homes Didcot 09/12/2010 No Agreement GWP - Phase 1B (1) Taylor Wimpey Drayton (Cherwell) 22/05/2002 Hanwell Fields - Phase 1C Bovis Drayton (Cherwell) 11/06/2002 Hanwell Fields - Phase 3D Bryants Drayton (Cherwell) 24/11/2006 Hanwell Fields - Phase 1E/2 Bryants Drayton (VOWH) 25/04/2008 No Agreement 1 The Green Bower Mapson Ducklington 14/06/2007 No Agreement Ducklington Mill, Standlake Road Banner Homes Eynsham 15/09/2005 No Agreement Merton Close Carter Construction Eynsham 16/12/2010 46 Acre End Street Eynsham 10/04/2008 No Agreement Eynsham East - Phase 1 (S38) Taylor Wimpey Faringdon 09/02/2004 No Agreement Swan Lane McCarthy & Stone Faringdon 28/07/2004 No Agreement
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