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New Railway Station With Associated Infrastructure (revised Scheme)

Proposed Railway Station, Coronation Road, Ilkeston, Derbyshire

Not publishedReference: 0115/0030Erewash Borough Council

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Application timeline

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
Not published
Validated
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Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Erewash Borough Council

Application overview

New Railway Station With Associated Infrastructure (revised Scheme)

Proposal details

Reference
0115/0030
Agent
Mr Colin Eason Derbyshire County Council

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Application location

Proposed Railway Station, Coronation Road, Ilkeston, Derbyshire

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Documents 33 of 33

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Transport AssessmentApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Platform SectionsSupporting Documentation · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Contamination AssessmentApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Design & Access StatementApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Column DetailsApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Misc Plans - Highway Junction WorksApplication · PDF8 May 2015View
General Layout PlanApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Site Location PlanApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Platform Layout PlanApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Design Changes SummaryApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Flood Risk AssessmentApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Bus Shelter SectionsSupporting Documentation · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Landscape AppraisalApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Building Recording ReportApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Mine Investigation SpecApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Newt Translocation ReportApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
S106 Agreement · PDF15 Jul 2026View
Extra Info Emails (Fencing etc)Application · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Ground Investigation ReportApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Air Quality AppraisalApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Platform Layout PlanApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Prelim Sources StudyApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Platform SectionsSupporting Documentation · PDF22 Jan 2015View
CCTV 1Application · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Application FormApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Noise AssessmentSupporting Documentation · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Cultural HeritageApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Planning StatementSupporting Documentation · PDF22 Jan 2015View
CCTV 2Application · PDF22 Jan 2015View
ESPL Mitigation LicenceApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
Signed Decision NoticeReport · PDF11 Jun 2015View
Western Car ParkApplication · PDF22 Jan 2015View
CCTV 3Application · PDF22 Jan 2015View

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