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SCOPING OPINION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT TO ACCOMPANY APPLICATION FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A WELL PAD, DRILLING AND HYDRAULIC FRACTURING OF FOUR EXPLORATORY BOREHOLES, TESTING PROCEDURES AND RESTORATION OF SITE

LAND AT ROSEACRE WOOD, OFF ROSEACRE LANE, ROSEACRE, ELSWICK, NR KIRKHAM Please note that this is not an application for planning permission but is an application to request an opinion from the County Council as to the key areas (such as ecology, noise, traffic) that should be included in an Environmental Statement to accompany any future planning application on this site. There is no requirement to consult the public at this stage as full public consultation in accordance with statutory procedures will be undertaken if a planning application is subsequently submitted.

Decision IssuedReference: LCC/2014/0020Lancashire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Issued
Application type
Not published
Received
4 Feb 2014
Validated
4 Feb 2014
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Lancashire County Council

Application overview

SCOPING OPINION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT TO ACCOMPANY APPLICATION FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A WELL PAD, DRILLING AND HYDRAULIC FRACTURING OF FOUR EXPLORATORY BOREHOLES, TESTING PROCEDURES AND RESTORATION OF SITE

Proposal details

Reference
LCC/2014/0020
Parish
TREALES ROSEACRE & WHARLES
Agent
ARUP

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Application location

LAND AT ROSEACRE WOOD, OFF ROSEACRE LANE, ROSEACRE, ELSWICK, NR KIRKHAM Please note that this is not an application for planning permission but is an application to request an opinion from the County Council as to the key areas (such as ecology, noise, traffic) that should be included in an Environmental Statement to accompany any future planning application on this site. There is no requirement to consult the public at this stage as full public consultation in accordance with statutory procedures will be undertaken if a planning application is subsequently submitted.

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DocumentPublishedAction
Scoping request RW.pdf04/02/2014 - COVERING LETTER FROM AGENT4 Feb 2014View
2014-02-04_RW_EIA_Scoping Report_ISSUE1.pdfSCOPING REPORT4 Feb 2014View
LCC_Scoping_Opinion_ABC_March2014.pdfSCOPING OPINION ON INDUCED SEISMICITY OF THE EIA SCOPING REPORTS12 Mar 2014View
LCC.2014.0020 NG Plan.pdfPLAN TO ACCOMPANY NATIONAL GRID COMMENTS RECEIVED 18/06/201418 Jun 2014View
112024 LCC-2014-0020 LAND AT ROSEACRE WOOD.pdfNATURAL ENGLAND COMMENTS RECEIVED 18/02/201418 Feb 2014View
copy of signed scoping letter.pdfSCOPING LETTER ISSUED 11/03/201412 Mar 2014View
LCC-2014-0020-037.pdfPHOTO'S TO ACCOMPANY JAMES & YVONNE BEAUMONTS EMAIL REC 21/03/201424 Mar 2014View

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