Planning applications in Cherwell, February 2023
Cherwell recorded 19 planning applications in February 2023, listed newest first. Dates are as received, or as decided where the council publishes no submission date.
Applications, February 2023
Newest first
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23/00428/NMA Granted
Heyford Park Camp Road Upper Heyford Bicester OX25 5HD
Substitution of drawings to allow the removal of a Category C tree, referenced as T1158 on the previously approved landscaping and replacement planting (proposed as Non Material Amendment of 16/02446/F)
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23/00372/TEL Decided
Street Record The Swere Deddington
Proposed telecommunications installation: Proposed 15m high ‘slimline’ phase 9 monopole c/w wraparound cabinet at base, 3no. additional ancillary equipment cabinets and associated ancillary works
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23/00349/OUT Decided
OS Parcel 5616 South West Of Huscote Farm And East Of Daventry Road Banbury
The construction of up to 140,000 sqm of employment floorspace (Use Class B8 with ancillary offices and facilities) and servicing and infrastructure including new site accesses, internal roads and footpaths, landscaping including earthworks to create development platforms and bunds, drainage features and other associated works including demolition of the existing farmhouse - All Matters Reserved - re-submission of 22/01488/OUT
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23/00340/NMA Granted
Three Corners House Ploughley Road Ambrosden Bicester OX25 2LU
Non-material amendment to 21/03557/F - Change of colour to windows and garage door from black to white; change of door design and alteration to 3 windows
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23/00342/TEL Decided
Street Record Station Road Cropredy OX17 1PP
Proposed telecommunications installation: Proposed 15m high ‘slim line’ phase 9 monopole c/w wraparound cabinet at base, 3no additional ancillary equipment cabinets and associated ancillary works
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23/00339/DISC Refused
Glory Farm County Primary School Hendon Place Bicester OX26 4YJ
Discharge of Condition 5 (Landscaping Scheme) of 21/03378/F
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23/00312/DISC Granted
East West Rail Network Phase 2 The Scheme Railway From London Road Bicester To Station Road Launton
Partial discharge of Condition 9d (Archaeological Written Scheme of Investigation) of 18/01430/TWAO
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23/00293/DISC Granted
OS Parcel 9507 South Of 26 And Adjoining Fewcott Road Fritwell
Discharge of Condition 9 (boundary treatments) of 21/02180/REM
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23/00287/DISC Granted
OS Parcel 9507 South Of 26 And Adjoining Fewcott Road Fritwell
Discharge of Condition 12 (S.27 Engineering Layout and S.278 Construction Details) of 19/00616/OUT
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23/00290/DISC Granted
OS Parcel 9507 South Of 26 And Adjoining Fewcott Road Fritwell
Discharge of Condition 19 (EV Charging Point Plan) of 19/00616/OUT
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23/00295/DISC Granted
OS Parcel 9507 South Of 26 And Adjoining Fewcott Road Fritwell
Discharge of Condition 16 (energy performance standard) of 19/00616/OUT
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23/00280/TEL Decided
*Various locations* Mollington
Proposed installation of 10 No. x 1 No. [7.3m X 0.2m] Wooden Telegraph Poles supporting Fibre Cable Network at the appended locations
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23/00281/TEL Decided
*Various locations* Cropredy
Proposed installation of 7 No. x 1 No. [7.3m X 0.2m] Wooden Telegraph Poles supporting Fibre Cable Network at the appended locations
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23/00282/TEL Decided
*Various locations* Claydon
Proposed installation of 26 No. x 1 No. [7.3m X 0.2m] Wooden Telegraph Poles supporting Fibre Cable Network at the appended locations
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23/00286/DISC Granted
OS Parcel 9507 South Of 26 And Adjoining Fewcott Road Fritwell
Discharge of Condition 9 (Remediation Strategy) of 19/00616/OUT
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23/00288/DISC Granted
OS Parcel 9507 South Of 26 And Adjoining Fewcott Road Fritwell
Discharge of Condition 15 (Construction Environment Management Plan) of 19/00616/OUT
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23/00296/DISC Granted
OS Parcel 9507 South Of 26 And Adjoining Fewcott Road Fritwell
Discharge of Condition 24 (foul water drainage works) of 19/00616/OUT
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23/00294/DISC Granted
OS Parcel 9507 South Of 26 And Adjoining Fewcott Road Fritwell
Discharge of Condition 8 (comprehensive intrusive investigation) of 19/00616/OUT
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23/00261/TCA Granted
Stratton Audley Hall Bicester Road Stratton Audley OX27 9BS
Works: Remove 23 small orchard fruit trees for replanting (5xapple, 5xplum, 3xapricot, 5xcherry, 5xpear) and all stumps ground out 2xfig to be reduced in height by 1m and pruned. Given the larger part of the site's UK BAP designation as a 'traditional orchard', I will outline below the issues with the trees' condition as justification for felling, as well as the replanting scheme which will bring the orchard in line with guidance. In reference to the attached image 'Felling Justification SAHO.pdf': Trees 4, 5, 6 and 7 are the only specimens which existed before the orchard was planted in 1995 and are all visibly in decline. Trees 1 and 9 are Apricot trees which have failed to ever produce fruit. Tree 2 (Apple) has collapsed. Tree 3 (Cherry) produces an insignificantly small crop each year. Trees 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18 and 19 (Damson and Plum) have been overwhelmed by their rootstocks and no longer produce their intended fruit. Trees 14 and 15 are in decline. A further five trees are in good condition and are suitable species for a traditional orchard so will be retained. The other fells in this application are outside of the traditional orchard area and are in decline. In reference to the attached image 'Orchard Replant Stratton Hackney', the numbers refer to 2m standards to be replanted, corresponding to the following list: 1 -Conference Pear on Quince A rootstock 2 -Red Williams Pear on Quince A rootstock 3 -Reine Claude d’Oullins Gage 4 -Mirabelle de Nancy Plum 5 -Sunburst Cherry 6 -Stella Cherry 7 -Portugal Quince 8 -Lescovaka Quince 9 -Nottingham Medlar A - Domestic Apple (exact variety TBC closer to the time dependent on availability) This planting scheme is overwhelmingly in line with the UK BAP guidance and the client is open to substituting some Quince/Medlar for more traditional species like Walnut/Cobnut when it comes to finalising. The orchard will have more trees than currently exist there, and at spacings in line with guidance. The orchard is currently and will continue to be subject to low intensity management: no chemical pesticide or herbicide has ever been used on the trees or grassland beneath, and it is cut twice a year as a traditional hay cut. These works will result in a healthily functioning traditional orchard well in line with guidance in terms of species, structure and management.
Other months in 2023
- January 2023 58
- February 2023 19
- March 2023 6
- April 2023 9
- May 2023 7
- June 2023 3
- July 2023 3
- August 2023 1
- September 2023 7
- October 2023 5
- November 2023 2
- December 2023 5