Junction Of Lambs Hill Drove And Wimblington Road And Land West Of 40 - 74 Wimblington Road March Cambridgeshire
Proposal
The formation of 2 x accesses at Wimblington Road/Lambs Hill Drove junction and land at 40 Wimblington Road and associated highways works, and relocation of an access involving the formation of a dropped kerb at 38 Wimblington Road
- Received
- 11 April 2023
- Decided
- 18 August 2023 · Withdrawn
- Public comments
- 8
- Council
- Fenland District Council
- Ward
- March South
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- ReceivedReceived11 Apr
- ValidatedValidated12 May
- Consult.Consultation18 Aug
- TargetTarget Date7 Jul
- DecidedDecided18 Aug
Decided in 98 days (council typically 70)
This is a full planning application at Junction Of Lambs Hill Drove And Wimblington Road And Land West Of 40 - 74 Wimblington Road March Cambridgeshire. Fenland has handled 2,964 applications of this type and approves 88% of them, typically deciding them in 73 days. This one was decided in 129 days, 8 weeks longer than Fenland's median. There are no previous applications recorded at this address. In the past year there have been 43 applications across March South.
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