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Temporary use of land (for up to 52 weeks) to allow drilling of an exploratory borehole to test insitu coal measures for methane gas, including provision of drilling rigs and associated site compound

Former Tilmanstone Colliery, Off Pike Road, Eythorne, Kent, CT15 4ND

WithdrawnReference: KCC/DO/0217/2013Kent County Council

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Application location

Former Tilmanstone Colliery, Off Pike Road, Eythorne, Kent, CT15 4ND

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
16 Aug 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Kent County Council

Application overview

Temporary use of land (for up to 52 weeks) to allow drilling of an exploratory borehole to test insitu coal measures for methane gas, including provision of drilling rigs and associated site compound

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/DO/0217/2013
Alternative references
DO/13/741

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Site Location Plan.pdfApplication Documents11 Jul 2013View
Site Location Plan A4.pdfApplication Documents11 Jul 2013View
Lighting Layout Plan.pdfApplication Documents11 Jul 2013View
Borehole Location Plan.pdfApplication Documents11 Jul 2013View
Appendix IV Specification of Purebore.pdfApplication Documents11 Jul 2013View
Appendix III - Fencing.pdfApplication Documents28 Aug 2013View
Appendix II Site Cabins.pdfApplication Documents11 Jul 2013View
Appendix I Site Offices.pdfApplication Documents11 Jul 2013View
North South Section.pdfApplication Documents11 Jul 2013View
Appendix V - Noise Impact Assessment - Tilmanstone.pdfApplication Documents28 Aug 2013View
Certificate.pdfApplication Documents11 Jul 2013View
Location of Cut off Ditch.pdfApplication Documents11 Jul 2013View
Appendix VII Echo Barrier.pdfApplication Documents11 Jul 2013View
Supporting Statement - Tilmanstone.pdfApplication Documents28 Aug 2013View
Planning Application Form - Tilmanstone.pdfApplication Documents28 Aug 2013View
Site Layout Plan.pdfApplication Documents11 Jul 2013View
East West Section.pdfApplication Documents11 Jul 2013View
Appendix VI Walkover Habitat Survey.pdfApplication Documents11 Jul 2013View
Request to withdraw the applications from Coastal Oil and Gas dated 6 Nov 2013.pdfDecision8 Nov 2013View
Advert.pdfOfficer Correspondence16 Sept 2013View
Site notice - KCC DO 0217 2013.pdfOfficer Correspondence6 Sept 2013View

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Decision & conditions

Withdrawn After Validation
Request to withdraw the applications from Coastal Oil and Gas dated 6 Nov 2013.pdf
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