Revised plans have been submitted for 10 small commercial units close to Banbury railway station.
E5 Commercial has applied to Cherwell District Council to build the scheme on a 0.3-hectare site on the south eastern edge of the town centre, off Higham Way. The land is part of a former concrete works, which had previously been railway sidings.
The submission follows the refusal by councillors of a previous scheme in May. Discussions with officers since then have led to the removal of use class B2 (general industrial) from the scheme, provision of a noise assessment and some alterations to scale.
The use classes now proposed are B8 (storage & distribution) and office, R&D and industrial process uses under Eg(i), Eg(ii) and Eg(iii).
The 10 units, totalling 929 sq m will be built in three blocks and have 31 parking spaces.
The team on the project includes Carney Sweeney on planning, Building Design Group on architecture and Exigo on transport.
Visit https://planningregister.cherwell.gov.uk/Planning/Display/25/02998/F#undefined
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