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M42 Junction 6 Improvement Scheme Number TR010027 Volume 6 6.3 [Scheme Name] M42 Junction[Scheme Number6 Improvement TR100xx ] 1.3 Introduction to the Application Scheme Number TR010027 APFP Regulation 5(2)(q) VolumePlanning Act 20086 Infrastructure Planning (Applications: Prescribed Forms and Procedure) 6.3 Environmental StatementRegulations 2009 Appendix 16.2 Long List of Developments Regulation 5(2)(a) Planning Act 2008 Infrastructure Planning (Applications: Prescribed Forms and Procedure) Regulations 2009 January 2019 PCF XXX PRODUCT NAME | VERSION 1.0 | 25 SEPTEMBER 2013 | 5124654 Volume [x] [M th/ ] M42 Junction 6 Improvement Environmental Statement Infrastructure Planning Planning Act 2008 The Infrastructure Planning (Applications: Prescribed Forms and Procedure) Regulations 2009 M42 Junction 6 Improvement Development Consent Order 202[-] 6.3 Environmental Statement Appendix 16.2 Long List of Developments Regulation Number Regulation 5(2)(a) Planning Inspectorate Scheme TR010027 Reference Application Document Reference 6.3 Author M42 Junction 6 Improvement Project Team and Highways England Version Date Status of Version 1 January 2019 DCO Application Planning Inspectorate Scheme Ref: TR010027 Application Document Ref: TR010027/APP/6.3 1 ID Application Shortened Applicant for 'other development' and Approx. Status Tier Within ZoI Progress to Overlap in Scale and nature of Other Progress to Stage Reference name brief description. Distance Stage 2? temporal scale development likely to factors 3/4? from (Construction) have a significant effect Scheme 1 PL/2014/00093/FULM Armac Erection of new office block and <100m Approved 1 Falls within the ZoI Yes Scheme has Unlikely. Very small Not No - Not enough Demolition workshop (relocation of planning for all topics commenced i.e. development and likely to Applicable environmental permission 2010/1293 and 2011/1189 foundations put in be complete before information available due to land taken by HS2). to keep construction of the scheme to complete permission valid. - commences. assessment. Unlikely Consultation with to produce cumulative SMBC. effects due to scale of development. 2 PL/2016/01378/PPFL Wyevale Demolition of existing garden centre and 900m Approved 1 Falls within the ZoI Yes Unlikely as Unlikely Not Yes Garden Centre associated buildings, and the erection of for Cultural application was Applicable a care facility (Use Class C2) comprising Heritage, approved in 2017. a 50 bed care home, 18 extra care two Biodiversity, Noise, bedroom units and 12 extra care two Road Drainage and bedroom apartments, and associated the Water works including car parking, access, Environment. landscaping and related engineering works. 3 PL/2014/01321/OLM Plot 6500, Outline application (all matters reserved) 200m Outline 1 Falls within the ZoI Yes See item 47 for full Unlikely Not See item 47 for full Solihull to establish B1, B2 and B8 uses at plot Approval for all topics except application. Applicable application. Parkway 6500 Birmingham business park. vibration. 4 PL/2014/01332/OLM Plot 6700, Outline application (all matters reserved) 300m Outline 1 Falls within the ZoI Yes Unlikely as Unlikely Not No - unlikely to have Solihull to establish B1, B2 and B8 uses at plot Approval for Cultural application was Applicable temporal overlap. Parkway 6700 Birmingham business park. Heritage, approved in 2014. Landscape and No full application Visual, Biodiversity, has been Noise and Road submitted. Drainage and the Water Environment. 5 PL/2015/51216/PPFL Land At Erect new 223 bedroom hotel with Adjacent to Approved 1 Falls within the ZoI Yes No permission has No - construction has not Not No - unlikely to have Jetstream restaurant and conference facilities. order limits. for all topics expired. commenced and permission Applicable temporal overlap. Road, has expired. Construction has not Birmingham commenced and Airport permission has expired. 6 PL/2015/51409/PPOL Motorway Outline application for a motorway Large Awaiting 1 Falls within the ZoI Yes Yes Likely Not Yes Service Area service area, new motorway junction and overlap decision for all topics Applicable (MSA) access road from M42 including between ZoI underpass beneath Solihull Road, demolition of the existing Solihull Road bridge across the M42 and its replacement with a new bridge and associated works (means of access for consideration). 7 PL/2015/51905/PPFL National Installation of 14,859 No. solar 200m Approved 1 Falls within the ZoI Yes Development not No - Permission unlikely to Not No - based upon Exhibition photovoltaic panels to the pitched roofs for all topics commenced. be implemented. Applicable consultation with Centre - Solar of the eastern building which consists of SMBC: development Installation halls 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19 was subject to grant and 20 with inverters to be housed within applications that failed the plant rooms within the halls. and is highly unlikely to commence. 8 PL/2015/52804/MWM Land Adj. And Planning application to allow the Some Approved 1 Falls within the ZoI Yes Yes. Extraction is Possible Not Yes AJ To The South extraction and processing of sand and overlap of for all topics proposed around Applicable Of Common gravel, including the construction of a site boundary construction of Farm new site access road, landscaping and - adjacent to HS2. screening bunds, mineral washing plant order limits. and other associated infrastructure with restoration using imported inert fill materials at Common Farm and Warren Farm, Middle Bickenhill, Solihull/Birmingham. 9 PL/2016/00451/PPFL Bracey's Demolition of garden centre (Class A1) Adjacent to Approved 1 Falls within the ZoI Yes Unlikely Not Yes - precautionary Nurseries and bungalow (Class C3) and erection of order limits. for all topics Applicable due to proximity of motel (Class C1) and retention of tea development. room/restaurant (Class A3) However, unlikely to (Resubmission of application produce significant PL/2012/01098/FULM) effects. 10 PL/2016/00791/PPFL Proposed Erection of a 178 bedroom hotel and 350m Approved 1 Falls within the ZoI Yes No - Development No - construction has Not No - consultation with Hotel ancillary site works. for Cultural under already commenced. Applicable SMBC confirmed - Development, Heritage, construction. construction has Concorde Landscape and already commenced. Road Visual, Biodiversity, Noise, Road Drainage and the Water Environment. 11 PL/2016/02001/PPOL Land South Of Outline application for the erection of 800m Outline 1 Falls within the ZoI Yes No construction Possible Not No - consultation with Solihull building(s) within use classes B1a office, Approval for Cultural has already Applicable SMBC confirmed Parkway B1b research and development, B1c Heritage, commenced, construction has light industrial, B2 general industrial, and Biodiversity, Noise, confirmed by already commenced. B8 storage & distribution with associated Road Drainage and SMBC. access, earthworks, engineering, the Water landscaping, car parking and Environment. amendments to existing highway to create new turning head. With all matters reserved apart from access 12 PL/2017/01954/PPFL Proposed Development of four industrial buildings 700m Approved 1 Falls within the ZoI Yes Development Possible Not No Building having B1c, B2 and B8 use with ancillary for Cultural likely to Applicable Development, service yards, 181 car parking spaces + Heritage, commence Solihull bicycle and motor bike parking. The Biodiversity, Noise Summer 2018. Parkway application includes a section of the and Road Drainage Unlikely that proposed new business park access and the Water construction will road (Resubmission of Environment. overlap. From PL/2016/03009/PPOL). consultation with SMBC. 13 PL/2017/02309/PPFL Land North Of Rural exception site for the erection of 800m Awaiting 1 Falls within the ZoI Yes Unlikely Unlikely Not No - Unlikely to cause 40 Old Station 13 dwellings (affordable housing decision for Cultural Applicable cumulative effects due Road scheme) and associated access/car Heritage, to scale of parking. Biodiversity, Noise, development and Road Drainage and distance from works. the Water Environment. 14 PL/2015/50071/PPFL West Midlands Change of use to Golf Course to provide 1900m Approved 1 Falls within the ZoI Yes Unlikely, Unlikely Not No - Not enough Golf Club, an additional 9no. holes, including for Biodiversity. application was Applicable environmental Marsh House, engineering works to form greens, tees approved in 2015 information available Farm Lane and features. and no to complete construction has assessment and commenced. unlikely to have temporal overlap. 15 PL/2017/01434/PPFL Land Between Residential development comprising the 2300m Approved 1 Outside of Scheme No No 70 And 84 erection of 68 dwellings including 40% ZoI but small Chelmsley affordable housing, with access off overlap on Lane Chelmsley Lane Biodiversity ZoI. 16 PL/2017/01509/PPRM Land South Of Reserved matters (appearance, 800m Approved 1 Falls within the ZoI Yes No - already under Unlikely Not No - consultation with Solihull landscaping, layout and scale) pursuant for Cultural construction. Applicable SMBC confirmed Parkway - to condition 3 of outline permission Heritage, construction has Reserved PL/2016/02001/PPOL for the erection of Biodiversity, Noise, already commenced. Matters 2 No. buildings plus associated parking, Road Drainage and landscaping, earthworks and the Water engineering. Environment. 17 PL/2017/02193/PPFL Village Hall 38, Demolition of village hall and the 2300m Approved 1 Falls within none of No No - Outside
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