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Installation of electric bus charging infrastructure, including a new sub-station, LV feeder pillar, 2m high timber fence and the EKO Energetyka Link 450W EV pantograph charger

Dover Priory Railway Station, Station Approach Road, Dover, Kent, CT17 9SB

DeterminedReference: KCC/DO/0067/2024Kent County Council

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Not published
Received
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Validated
12 Jun 2024
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Kent County Council

Application overview

Installation of electric bus charging infrastructure, including a new sub-station, LV feeder pillar, 2m high timber fence and the EKO Energetyka Link 450W EV pantograph charger

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/DO/0067/2024
Alternative references
DO/24/611
Agent
VEV Services Ltd

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Application location

Dover Priory Railway Station, Station Approach Road, Dover, Kent, CT17 9SB

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Preliminary Ecological Appraisal_Redacted.pdfApplication Documents8 May 2024View
Application Form - Redacted.pdfApplication Documents12 Jun 2024View
Notice Under Article 13 - Redacted.pdfApplication Documents12 Jun 2024View
Planning, Design & Access, & Heritage Statement - Redacted.pdfApplication Documents12 Jun 2024View
Example of the Proposed Charger - Redacted.pdfApplication Documents13 Jun 2024View
Conservation Planning Repsonse - Redacted.pdfApplication Documents24 Jul 2024View
14354-OS-A Location Plan.PDFApplication Plans & Drawings8 May 2024View
14354-001-A Existing Site Plan.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings8 May 2024View
14354-005 Equipment Details.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings8 May 2024View
14354-003-C Existing Elevations.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings12 Jun 2024View
14354-002-D Proposed Site Plan.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings24 Jul 2024View
14354-004-G Proposed Elevations.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings24 Jul 2024View
14354-006-C Vehicle Tracking.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings24 Jul 2024View
P2324198-010 Rev2 Substation Location & Cable Route Plan.pdfApplication Plans & Drawings11 Jul 2024View
DO 4 611 Decision notice.pdfDecision16 Aug 2024View
SITE NOTICE_KCC-DO-0067-2024(1).pdfPublicity14 Jun 2024View

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DO 4 611 Decision notice.pdf
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