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THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN EXPLORATION DRILLING SITE AND ACCESS TRACK MOBILIZATION OF A DRILLING RIG SETTING UP AND DRILLING AN EXPLORATION WELL TESTING ANY DISCOVERED HYDROCARBON BEARING HORIZONS AND IF SUCCESSFUL THE COMPLETION

Banks Enclosed Marsh bonny barn farm Hundred End

Application ApprovedReference: 08/02/0035Lancashire County Council

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Application location

Banks Enclosed Marsh bonny barn farm Hundred End

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Not published
Received
18 Jan 2002
Validated
18 Jan 2002
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Lancashire County Council

Application overview

THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN EXPLORATION DRILLING SITE AND ACCESS TRACK MOBILIZATION OF A DRILLING RIG SETTING UP AND DRILLING AN EXPLORATION WELL TESTING ANY DISCOVERED HYDROCARBON BEARING HORIZONS AND IF SUCCESSFUL THE COMPLETION

Proposal details

Reference
08/02/0035

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DocumentPublishedAction
Application details Part 6.pdfPART 6 OF APPLICATION24 Nov 2011View
Application details Part 5.pdfPART 5 OF APPLICATION24 Nov 2011View
Application details Part 4.pdfPART 4 OF APPLICATION24 Nov 2011View
Application details Part 3.pdfPART 3 OF APPLICATION24 Nov 2011View
Application details Part 2.pdfPART 2 OF APPLICATION24 Nov 2011View
Application details Part 1.pdfPART 1 OF APPLICATION DETAILS INCLUDING APPLICATION FORMS24 Nov 2011View
08-02-0035-001.pdfA3 PlansNot publishedView
Location Plans.pdfLOCATION PLANS24 Nov 2011View
08-02-0035-001.pdfPLANS TO ACCOMPANY THE APPLICATION24 Nov 2011View
Copy of Notice for Press advert.pdfSITE NOTICE24 Nov 2011View
Sefton Council.pdfSEFTON COUNCIL RESPONSE24 Nov 2011View
North Meols Parish Council.pdfNORTH MEOLS PARISH COUNCILS COMMENTS24 Nov 2011View
English Nature.pdfENGLISH NATURES COMMENTS24 Nov 2011View
Ecology and Archaeology.pdfECOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGY COMMENTS24 Nov 2011View
West Lancashire.pdfWEST LANCASHIRE BOROUGH COUNCILS COMMENTS24 Nov 2011View
United Utilities.pdfUNITED UTILITIES COMMENTS24 Nov 2011View
Transco.pdfTRANSCO COMMENTS24 Nov 2011View
Traffic and Safety.pdfTRAFFIC AND SAFETY COMMENTS24 Nov 2011View
Report.pdfCOMMITTEE REPORT24 Nov 2011View
Decision notice.pdfDECISION NOTICE24 Nov 2011View
08-02-0035-002.pdfCommittee ReportNot publishedView
08-02-0035-004.pdfPart 1Not publishedView
08-02-0035-003.pdfPart 2Not publishedView

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Decision & conditions

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Decision notice.pdf
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