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InstaVolt are proposing to install two rapid electric vehicle charging stations within the car park of McDonalds, Silverlink Retail Park. Two existing parking spaces will become EV charging bays, along with associated equipment

Mcdonalds Mallard Way Silverlink Retail Park Wallsend Tyne And Wear NE28 9ND

DecidedReference: 23/00176/FULNorth Tyneside Council

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Application location

Mcdonalds Mallard Way Silverlink Retail Park Wallsend Tyne And Wear NE28 9ND

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
full planning application non major
Received
8 Feb 2023
Validated
8 Feb 2023
Determination deadline
5 Apr 2023
Local authority
North Tyneside Council

Application overview

InstaVolt are proposing to install two rapid electric vehicle charging stations within the car park of McDonalds, Silverlink Retail Park. Two existing parking spaces will become EV charging bays, along with associated equipment

Proposal details

Reference
23/00176/FUL
Alternative references
PP-11917326
Ward
Collingwood
Parish
North Shields

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer Recommendation ReportOfficer Recommendation Report · PDF3 Apr 2023View
DecisionDecision · PDF3 Apr 2023View
COAL AUTHORITYConsultee Comment · PDF15 Feb 2023View
EQUIPMENT ELEVATIONS - (1_50 SCALE) RITHERDON RMC 1600 - WITH ROOTSDrawing · PDF8 Feb 2023View
EQUIPMENT ELEVATIONS - (1_50 SCALE) BYD 120KW CHARGERDrawing · PDF8 Feb 2023View
120KW 200A DC CHARGER SPECIFICATION AIR COOLEDDrawing · PDF8 Feb 2023View
SITE LAYOUTDrawing · PDF8 Feb 2023View
LOCATION PLANOS Extract · PDF8 Feb 2023View
BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF8 Feb 2023View

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