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Variation of condition 7 (CMS), 11 (Landscaping) and 14 (BEMP) in relation to application 2021/1660 "Widening of highway including Old Mill Lane Bridge from three lanes to five lanes to include provision of bus lane and widened paths. Alterations to bridge structure to support extension to bridge deck. Realignment of riverside access track and repositioning of access stairs. Relocation of gas governor, memorial, bus shelter and Asda recycling centre. Removal of trees covered by Tree Preservation Order."

Old Mill Lane including Old Mill Lane Bridge to the east of the Asda Store. Old Mill Lane bridge crosses over the River Dearne, Barnsley

RegisteredReference: 2026/0591Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council

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Status
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Application type
Variation of Condition(s)
Received
2 Jul 2026
Validated
2 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
1 Oct 2026
Local authority
Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Variation of condition 7 (CMS), 11 (Landscaping) and 14 (BEMP) in relation to application 2021/1660 "Widening of highway including Old Mill Lane Bridge from three lanes to five lanes to include provision of bus lane and widened paths. Alterations to bridge structure to support extension to bridge deck. Realignment of riverside access track and repositioning of access stairs. Relocation of gas governor, memorial, bus shelter and Asda recycling centre. Removal of trees covered by Tree Preservation Order."

Proposal details

Reference
2026/0591
Agent
Ove Arup and Partners Limited

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Application location

Old Mill Lane including Old Mill Lane Bridge to the east of the Asda Store. Old Mill Lane bridge crosses over the River Dearne, Barnsley

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Documents 7 of 7

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20260591 Application Form Redacted.pdf ( 0.22 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20260591 Phase 1 Biodiversity Enhancement Management Plan .pdf ( 2.11 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20260591 Phase 1 Biodiversity Net Gain Assessment .pdf ( 1.83 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20260591 A61-ARUP-XX-XX-DR-CH-0101 Old Mill Bridge Upgrade General Arrangement.pdf ( 1.01 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20260591 A61-ARUP-XX-XX-DR-L-0101 A61 Old Mill Lane New Bridge Proposed Planting Plan.pdf ( 0.54 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20260591 Covering Letter_Redacted.pdf ( 0.65 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
20260591 People Vehicle and Plant Management Plan .pdf ( 0.89 MB )Council documentNot publishedView

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