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Discharge of planning condition 22 (Acoustic fence detail (1004 Noise Bund Details) of CHE/19/00007/REM - Approval of reserved matters of appearance, layout and scale, of CHE/18/00083/REM1, for the development of 177 dwellings, public open space and associated infrastructure. Amendment 27.02.2020.

Land At East Of A61Known As Chesterfield Waterside Brimington Road Tapton Derbyshire

DecidedReference: CHE/19/00762/DOCChesterfield Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Discharge of Conditions
Received
5 Dec 2019
Validated
5 Dec 2019
Determination deadline
30 Jan 2020
Local authority
Chesterfield Borough Council

Application overview

Discharge of planning condition 22 (Acoustic fence detail (1004 Noise Bund Details) of CHE/19/00007/REM - Approval of reserved matters of appearance, layout and scale, of CHE/18/00083/REM1, for the development of 177 dwellings, public open space and associated infrastructure. Amendment 27.02.2020.

Proposal details

Reference
CHE/19/00762/DOC
Ward
St Helens
Agent
Nineteen47 Ltd

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Application location

Land At East Of A61Known As Chesterfield Waterside Brimington Road Tapton Derbyshire

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION LETTERDecision Notice · PDF25 Mar 2020View
ACOUSTIC FENCESite Photograph · PDF27 Feb 2020View
EMAIL CHAIN RE ACOUSTIC FENCECorrespondence · PDF27 Feb 2020View
DETAILED LANDSCAPE PROPOSALS - SHEET 1Drawing · PDF27 Feb 2020View
DETAILED LANDSCAPE PROPOSALS -SHEET 2Drawing · PDF27 Feb 2020View
DETAILED LANDSCAPE PROPOSALS - SHEET 3Drawing · PDF27 Feb 2020View
EMAIL FROM AGENT RE FENCINGCorrespondence · PDF7 Jan 2020View
VENDOR DETAILS - 1004 NOISE BUND DETAILSDrawing · PDF5 Dec 2019View
ACOUSTIC GREEN BARRIER LIVING WILLOW (1)Site Photograph · PDF5 Dec 2019View
ACOUSTIC GREEN BARRIER LIVING WILLOW (WINTER)Site Photograph · PDF5 Dec 2019View
ACOUSTIC GREEN BARRIER LIVING WILLOW (2)Site Photograph · PDF5 Dec 2019View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF5 Dec 2019View

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Discharge of Planning Conditions
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