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Examination Library A47 Blofield to North Burlingham Examination Library Updated – 21 September 2021 This Examination Library relates to the A47 Blofield to North Burlingham application. The library lists each document that has been submitted to the examination by any party and documents that have been issued by the Planning Inspectorate. All documents listed have been published to the National Infrastructure’s Planning website and a hyperlink is provided for each document. A unique reference is given to each document; these references will be used within the Report on the Implications for European Sites (if required) and will be used in the Examining Authority’s Recommendation Report. The documents within the library are categorised either by document type or by the deadline to which they are submitted. Please note the following: • This is a working document and will be updated periodically as the examination progresses. • Advice under Section 51 of the Planning Act 2008 that has been issued by the Inspectorate, is published to the National Infrastructure Website but is not included within the Examination Library as such advice is not an examination document. • This document contains references to documents from the point the application was submitted. • The order of documents within each sub-section is either chronological, numerical, or alphabetical and confers no priority or higher status on those that have been listed first. TR010040 - A47 Blofield to North Burlingham Examination Library - Index Category Reference Application Documents APP-xxx As submitted and amended version received before the Preliminary Meeting. Any amended version received during the Examination stage to be saved under the Deadline received Adequacy of Consultation responses AoC-xxx Relevant Representations RR-xxx Procedural Decisions and Notifications PD-xxx from the Examining Authority Includes Examining Authority’s questions, s55, and post acceptance s51 Additional Submissions AS-xxx Includes anything accepted at the Preliminary Meeting and correspondence that is either relevant to a procedural decision or contains factual information pertaining to the examination Events and Hearings EV-xxx Includes agendas for hearings and site inspections, audio recordings, responses to notifications, applicant’s hearing notices, and responses to Rule6 and Rule 8 letters Representations – by Deadline Procedural Deadline A PDA-xxx Procedural Deadline B PDB-xxx Deadline 1: REP1-xxx Document Index Deadline 2: REP2-xxx Deadline 3: REP3-xxx Deadline 4: REP4-xxx Other Documents OD-xxx Includes s127/131/138 information, s56, s58 and s59 certificates, and transboundary documents Document Index TR010040 - A47 Blofield to North Burlingham Examination Library Application Documents Volume 1 Application Form / Information / Background APP-001 Highways England 1.1 Introduction to the Application APP-002 Highways England 1.2 Covering Letter and Completed Section 55 Checklist APP-003 Highways England 1.3 Application Form Volume 2 Plans, Drawings and Sections APP-004 Highways England 2.1 Location Plan APP-005 Highways England 2.2 Land Plans APP-006 Highways England 2.3 Works Plans APP-007 Highways England 2.4 Rights of Way and Access Plans APP-008 Highways England 2.5 Engineering Drawings and Sections APP-009 Highways England 2.6 General Arrangement Plans APP-010 Highways England 2.7 Drainage and Surface Water Plans APP-011 Highways England 2.8 Crown Land Plans APP-012 Highways England 2.9 Hedgerow Plans APP-013 Highways England 2.10 Detrunking Plans APP-014 Highways England 2.11 Traffic Regulations Plans APP-015 Highways England 2.12 Classification of Roads Plans Volume 3 Draft Development Consent Order APP-016 Highways England 3.1 Draft Development Consent Order APP-017 Highways England 3.2 Explanatory Memorandum APP-018 Highways England 3.3 Consents and Licences Position Statement Volume 4 Compulsory Acquisition Information APP-019 Highways England 4.1 Statement of Reasons and Negotiations Tracker APP-020 Highways England 4.2 Funding Statement APP-021 Highways England 4.3 Book of Reference (Parts 1-5) and Schedules Volume 5 Consultation Report Document Index APP-022 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report APP-023 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex A - Non-Statutory Options Consultation Report APP-024 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex B - Non-Statutory Options Consultation Materials APP-025 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex C - The Infrastructure Planning (EIA Regulations) 2017: Regulation 8(1) and 10(1) Letter to PINS APP-026 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex D - Copy of the Draft Statement of Community Consultation Provided to Local Authorities APP-027 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex E - Correspondence to Local Authorities for Statement of Community Consultation APP-028 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex F - Response from Local Authorities on the Draft Statement of Community Consultation APP-029 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex G - Published Statement of Community Consultation with location and date APP-030 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex H - Section 47 and 48 Newspaper Notices APP-031 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex I - Section 46 Notification Letter sent to the Planning Inspectorate APP-032 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex J - Section 42 Letter APP-033 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex K - Section 47 Consultation Materials APP-034 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex L - List of Prescribed Consultees Identified and Consulted APP-035 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex M - Engagement Undertaken with Statutory Undertakers APP-036 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex N - Project Update, September 2020 APP-037 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex O - Table Evidencing Regard had to Consultation Responses (In Accordance with Section 49 of the Planning Act 2008) APP-038 Highways England 5.2 Consultation Report - Annex P - Engagement with Statutory Bodies Volume 6 Environmental Impact Assessment Information Environmental Statement Chapters APP-039 Highways England 6.1 Environmental Statement - Chapter 1: Introduction APP-040 Highways England 6.1 Environmental Statement - Chapter 2: The Proposed Scheme Document Index APP-041 Highways England 6.1 Environmental Statement - Chapter 3: Consideration of Alternatives APP-042 Highways England 6.1 Environmental Statement - Chapter 4: Environmental Assessment Methodology APP-043 Highways England 6.1 Environmental Statement - Chapter 5: Air Quality APP-044 Highways England 6.1 Environmental Statement - Chapter 6: Cultural Heritage APP-045 Highways England 6.1 Environmental Statement - Chapter 7: Landscape and Visual Effects APP-046 Highways England 6.1 Environmental Statement - Chapter 8: Biodiversity APP-047 Highways England 6.1 Environmental Statement - Chapter 9: Geology and Soils APP-048 Highways England 6.1 Environmental Statement - Chapter 10: Materials Assets and Waste APP-049 Highways England 6.1 Environmental Statement - Chapter 11: Noise and Vibration APP-050 Highways England 6.1 Environmental Statement - Chapter 12: Population and Human Health APP-051 Highways England 6.1 Environmental Statement - Chapter 13: Road Drainage and Water Environment APP-052 Highways England 6.1 Environmental Statement - Chapter 14: Climate APP-053 Highways England 6.1 Environmental Statement - Chapter 15: Cumulative Effects Assessment Environmental Statement Figures APP-054 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figures 1.1 - 2.1 APP-055 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figures 5.1 - 5.9 APP-056 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figures 6.1 - 6.4 APP-057 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figures 7.1 - 7.5 APP-058 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figure 7.6.1 APP-059 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figure 7.6.2 APP-060 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figure 7.6.3 APP-061 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figure 7.6.4 APP-062 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figure 7.6.5 APP-063 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figure 7.6.6 Document Index APP-064 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figure 7.6.7 APP-065 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figures 7.6.8 - 7.6.9 APP-066 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figures 7.6.10 - 7.6.13 APP-067 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figures 8.1 - 9.1 APP-068 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figures 11.1 - 11.10 APP-069 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figures 12.1 - 12.3 APP-070 Highways England 6.3 Environmental Statement Figures 13.1 - 15.1 Environmental Statement Appendices APP-071 Highways England 6.2 Environmental Statement - Appendix 5.1: Air Quality Dispersion Modelling Process APP-072 Highways England 6.2 Environmental Statement - Appendix 5.2: Air Quality Verification and Model Adjustment APP-073 Highways England 6.2 Environmental Statement - Appendix 5.3: Air Quality Receptor Results APP-074 Highways England 6.2 Environmental Statement - Appendix 6.1: Cultural Heritage Information APP-075 Highways England 6.2 Environmental Statement - Appendix 6.2: Geophysical and Metal Detector Survey APP-076 Highways England 6.2 Environmental Statement - Appendix 6.3: Geophysical Survey APP-077 Highways England 6.2 Environmental Statement - Appendix 6.4: Archaeological Evaluation APP-078 Highways England 6.2 Environmental Statement - Appendix 7.1:
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