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The proposed development will create a new 480m section of multi-user trail along an arable field margin as part of the on-going development of the Archaeological Way.

Forge Lane to Wood Lane, Bolsover

Application approvedReference: CD5/0918/50Derbyshire County Council

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Application location

Forge Lane to Wood Lane, Bolsover

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Application summary

Status
Application approved
Application type
Minor (County Council)
Received
17 Sept 2018
Validated
2 Oct 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Derbyshire County Council

Application overview

The proposed development will create a new 480m section of multi-user trail along an arable field margin as part of the on-going development of the Archaeological Way.

Proposal details

Reference
CD5/0918/50
Agent
D Massingham

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
frm-Application Form.pdffrm-Application Form.pdf (284 kb)4 Oct 2018View
pla-Landscape Plan.pdfpla-Landscape Plan.pdf (319 kb)20 Sept 2018View
pla-Location Plan(2).pdfpla-Location Plan(2).pdf (233 kb)20 Sept 2018View
pla-Planning Boundary.pdfpla-Planning Boundary.pdf (214 kb)20 Sept 2018View
pla-Proposed Design.pdfpla-Proposed Design.pdf (332 kb)20 Sept 2018View
pla-Proposed Excavation Work.pdfpla-Proposed Excavation Work.pdf (226 kb)20 Sept 2018View
sup-Design and Access Statement.pdfsup-Design and Access Statement.pdf (1930 kb)20 Sept 2018View
sup-Photomontage.pdfsup-Photomontage.pdf (1066 kb)20 Sept 2018View
sup-Tree Survey.pdfsup-Tree Survey.pdf (589 kb)20 Sept 2018View
sup-Design and Access Statement.pdfsup-Design and Access Statement.pdf (1892 kb)20 Sept 2018View
2018 12 20 Committee Plan 08 CD5-0918-50.pdf2018 12 20 Committee Plan 08 CD5-0918-50.pdf (577 kb)18 Dec 2018View
2018 12 20 Committee Report 08 CD5-0918-50.pdf2018 12 20 Committee Report 08 CD5-0918-50.pdf (649 kb)20 Dec 2018View
2018 09 24 InvalidApplicationRpt 03 CD5-0918-50.pdf2018 09 24 InvalidApplicationRpt 03 CD5-0918-50.pdf (19 kb)24 Sept 2018View
2018 10 19 Site Notice 03 CD5-0918-50.pdf2018 10 19 Site Notice 03 CD5-0918-50.pdf (24 kb)30 Oct 2018View
2018 12 20 TCP3 09 CD5-0918-50.pdf2018 12 20 TCP3 09 CD5-0918-50.pdf (1984 kb)20 Dec 2018View

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  5. Notice Date

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Decision & conditions

Approved subject to conditions
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