Planning permission for the revised alignment of the new footbridge across the River Derwent has now been granted.
If there are no more holdups, construction may start on the 23rd May 2011!
Planning permission for the revised alignment of the new footbridge across the River Derwent has now been granted.
If there are no more holdups, construction may start on the 23rd May 2011!
A detailed [Reserved Matters] planning application has now been submitted by Story Homes for housing development on the former Shotley Bridge Hospital site.
Durham County Council are undertaking formal consultations with residents and other consultees. There is a one day public exhibition being held at St Cuthbert’s Church Hall, Church Bank on Thursday 12th May, 3.30pm – 7.00pm.
Details of the application can be viewed on the Council’s website. Responses are required before the [end of] May Bank Holiday.
A revised planning application has been submitted for the replacement Shotley Grove footbridge.
The revised plan shows a new alignment from the north end of the public car park crossing the river in a single span. Both a ramped and stepped access is to be provided from the public car park on the east side and the footbridge will land at grade on the west bank.
Funding for this scheme is available for this coming financial year. With planning approval, works should be able to start May/June 2011 and be completed in September. I’m also informed that Environment Agency approval is forthcoming.
If you missed the exhibition yesterday, Story Homes have now posted the boards that were on display on their website.
They show constraints and opportunities, concept development, housetype design and potential sketch layout.
Comments are requested by 2nd November, using a feedback form.
Story Homes, the developers of the former Shotley Bridge Hospital site, are holding an exhibition next Tuesday, 19th October, about the proposed residential development. It is being held in St Cuthbert’s Church Hall, Church Bank, 2 – 7 pm.
This poster gives more details of the exhibition. They also propose to post more information from the day on their website.