The application submissions provide details which seek formal discharge of planning condition 2 associated within Approval CH/24/249. The condition requires: Before the proposed development commences, details of the timescale for the infilling of the existing pedestrian subway underneath the A34 Ringway, including engineering details as the how this will be achieved along with details of pedestrian and cyclist diversion routes shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. This shall include details such as type, size and number of vehicles for delivery of material, times of deliveries, duration of works, size and type of plant to be used to place and compact the material and an appropriate routing agreement using the most appropriate access routes. The works shall thereafter be carried out in accordance with the approved plan. Reason: In the interests of highway safety in accordance with Local Plan policy CP16. The details submitted include engineering details showing how the subway infill will be achieved along with details of pedestrian and cyclist diversion routes during the works. The applicant has also submitted a document which details the timescales relating to the engineering works, construction vehicle access and material delivery, implementation of the new Toucan crossing over the A34 and removal of the existing staggered pedestrian-only crossing over the A34. In consultation with the Staffordshire County Highway Authority, Cannock Chase Economic Development and the Police Architectural Liaison Officer, it is confirmed that no objections are raised to the submitted details. Therefore Officers assess the requirements of the conditions have been satisfied and subject to compliance with the details during construction, the condition is discharged.
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