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To change a mounded grass area into a small Miners Memorial Park, to include some hard surfacing, 2 no. seats, 2 no. pergolas, 2 no. sculptures, the planting of 18 no. trees, a wild flower meadow area, and bulb planting within the proposed trees, and one signage board at

Eureka Park, Midland Road, John Street, Swadlincote

Planning Decision MadeReference: DMPA/2022/0860South Derbyshire District Council

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Application summary

Status
Planning Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
15 Jun 2022
Validated
15 Jun 2022
Determination deadline
23 Sept 2022
Local authority
South Derbyshire District Council

Application overview

To change a mounded grass area into a small Miners Memorial Park, to include some hard surfacing, 2 no. seats, 2 no. pergolas, 2 no. sculptures, the planting of 18 no. trees, a wild flower meadow area, and bulb planting within the proposed trees, and one signage board at

Proposal details

Reference
DMPA/2022/0860

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Application location

Eureka Park, Midland Road, John Street, Swadlincote

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Topographical SurveyPlans15 Jun 2022View
Site Location PlanLocation plan15 Jun 2022View
Landscape Planting Plan 1 of 2Plans7 Sept 2022View
Derbyshire County Council - Rights of WayConsultee comments4 Jul 2022View
Application FormForm15 Jun 2022View
Phase 2 Geo-environmental reportDocument6 Jul 2022View
Landscape Levels PlanPlans7 Sept 2022View
Landscape Tree Planting PlanPlans7 Sept 2022View
Sculpture DetailsPlans7 Sept 2022View
Coal Risk AssessmentAssessment6 Jul 2022View
Pit Pony Driver dimensionsPlans6 Sept 2022View
Decision NoticeDecision23 Sept 2022View
Landscape DesignPlans15 Jun 2022View
Committee ReportDecision20 Sept 2022View
The Coal AuthorityConsultee comments27 Jul 2022View
Pit Pony dimensionsPlans6 Sept 2022View
Environmental HealthConsultee comments7 Jul 2022View

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