THE YORK POTASH PROJECT - (DOVES NEST NOW KNOWN AS WOODSMITH)
Description
Variation of conditions 14 (WS of AI); 16 (Surface water drainage scheme); 20 (Hydrogeological Risk Assessments); 21 (construction & operations phase); 22 (remedial action plan on water resources receptors); 24 (CTMP); 31 (groundwater management scheme for LB & TL); 32 (Surface Water Management Plan) and 33 (surface water management scheme for TL) on planning approval R/2014/0627/FFM for the winning and working of polyhalite by underground methods including the construction of a minehead at doves nest farm involving access, maintenance and ventilation shafts, the landforming of associated spoil, construction of buildings, access roads, car parking and helicopter landing site, attenuation ponds, landscaping, restoration and aftercare and associated works. In addition, the construction of an underground tunnel between doves nest farm and land at wilton that links to the mine below, comprising 1 shaft at doves nest farm, 3 intermediate access shaft sites, each with associated landforming of associated spoil, construction of buildings, access roads and car parking, landscaping, restoration and aftercare, the construction of a tunnel portal at Wilton comprising buildings, landforming of spoil and associated works
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