Planning Applications

Buckinghamshire - Wycombe Area
Town And Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order, 2015
Planning And Listed Buildings & Conservation

AREAS ACT 1990 22/06910/R9FULE Creation of 750m two lane, single carriageway link road between Picts Lane, near junction with Goodearl Place to its termination point to north of the former Sumitomo Electric Hardmetal site, incorporating existing adopted highway with improvements, new section of road through former Whiteleaf Furniture Site and W.E Blacks development site and a connection point for the future Princes Risborough Expansion Area. Demolition of existing buildings within former Sumitomo Electric Hardmetal site, new signalised junction at Station Approach/Summerleys Road/Station Road, construction of new underpass (bridge) under Princes Risborough to Aylesbury railway line to north of Firs Court with new priority junction to north and other associated engineering, drainage and landscaping works including a 2.0m footway and 3.5m shared footway cycleway, surface water detention basin and swales, foul and surface water drainage and pumping stations, sections of reinforced embankment and retaining wall structures and pedestrian crossings by Mr Josh Tomlinson - Buckinghamshire Council at Princes Risborough Southern Link Road Princes Risborough MAJDEV/WIDINT

S BAMBRICK, SERVICE DIRECTOR FOR PLANNING, GROWTH & SUSTAINABILITY

The application and the Environmental Statement can be viewed online at

. Representations for the application should be made in writing quoting the application number to be received within 30 days of publication of this notice in accordance with the procedures set out in article 15 and article 16 of, and Schedule 3 to the Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015. Please note that any comments received will be made available in full for inspection at the Council offices on request. They will also be published in full on the Council's website. However, we will use our best endeavours to conceal signatures, personal email addresses and telephone numbers to protect your privacy.