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Development of 12no. electric vehicle charging points, ancillary equipment cabinets, substation infrastructure, fencing and associated landscaping

The Old Post Office, 600 Huddersfield Road, Haigh, Barnsley, S75 4DE

Final DecisionReference: 2023/0507Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Final Decision
Application type
Full
Received
23 May 2023
Validated
23 May 2023
Determination deadline
18 Jul 2023
Local authority
Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Development of 12no. electric vehicle charging points, ancillary equipment cabinets, substation infrastructure, fencing and associated landscaping

Proposal details

Reference
2023/0507
Agent
Enzygo Ltd

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Application location

The Old Post Office, 600 Huddersfield Road, Haigh, Barnsley, S75 4DE

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20230507 Amended Enhancement plan.pdf ( 0.42 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Application Form Redacted.pdf ( 0.63 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Decision Notice.pdf ( 0.46 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Planning, Design and Access Statement.pdf ( 2.72 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Ecological Impact Assessment.pdf ( 1.94 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Noise Impact Assessment.pdf ( 1.24 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Existing Site Layout.pdf ( 0.32 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Proposed Site Elevation Plan.pdf ( 2.41 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Proposed Site Layout.pdf ( 0.46 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Site Boundaries.pdf ( 0.34 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Site Location Plan.pdf ( 0.33 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Soft Landscape Details.pdf ( 3.53 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Officer Report .pdf ( 0.47 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Copy of Biodiversity Net Gain Metric 4.0 - The Old Post Office.pdf ( 0.91 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Geoenvironmental Phase One Assessment.pdf ( 9.28 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Arboricultural Impact Assessment and Method Statement.pdf ( 2.55 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20230507 Arboricultural Survey Report_.pdf ( 1.37 MB )Council documentNot publishedView

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20230507 Decision Notice.pdf ( 0.46 MB )
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