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Core documents

 

Original submission

CD1.01

Planning Statement

CD1.02

Planning Application Forms, Certificates, Drawings

CD1.03

M18.155.D.001 – Designations

CD1.04

M18.155.D.003 – Location Plan

CD1.05

M18.155.D.004 – Current Situation

CD1.06

M18.155.D.007 – Concept Restoration

CD1.07

M18.155.D.012 – Extraction Limit and Bunds

CD1.08

M18.155.D.024 – Phase 1

CD1.09

M18.155.D.025 – Phase 2

CD1.10

M18.155.D.026 – Phase 3

CD1.11

M18.155.D.027 -  Phase 4

CD1.12

M18.155.D.038 -  Phase 5

CD1.13

M18.155.D.039 – East to West Cross-Sections

CD1.14

M18.155.D.040 – Phase 5 Full Extraction

CD1.15

M18.155.D.041 – North to South Cross-Sections

CD1.16

PS Appendix 3 - Pre-Application Statutory Consultation Report

CD1.17

PS Appendix 4 - Pre-application Public Engagement Report 

CD1.18

PS Appendix 5 - British Standard Tree Survey

CD1.19

PS Appendix 6 - Footpath User survey

CD1.20

PS Appendix 7 - Archaeological Geophysical Study Report

CD1.21

Waste Planning Assessment

CD1.22

Environmental Statement (ES)

CD1.23

ES Appendix 2 – Scoping Opinion

CD1.24

ES Appendix 3 – Heritage Statement

CD1.25

ES Appendix 4 – LVIA
Apendix 4.1 - Methodology
Appendix 4.2 BS 5837 Arboricultural Survey
Figure 4.1 - Location Plan
Figure 4.2 - Designations
Figure 4.3 - Zone of Theoretical Visibility
Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment
Viewpoint 8 - Photomontage from Denbigh Castle (Year 1, 5 and 15)
Viewpoint Location Plan 4.5
Viewpoints 1-16 - Photoviewpoints

CD1.26

ES Appendix 5 – Preliminary Ecological Appraisal and EcIA
Bat Activity Survey
Bat Roost Survey Report
Breeding Bird Survey
Dormouse Survey Report
Ecological Impact Assessment
Great Crested Newt Survey Report
JN00572_DW01 Phase 1 Works Plan-compressed
JN00572_DW02 Phase 2 Works Plan-compressed
JN00572_DW03 Phase 3 Works Plan-compressed
JN00572_DW04 Phase 4 Works Plan-compressed
JN00572_DW05 Phase 5 Works Plan-compressed
JN00572_DW06 Phase 6 Works Plan-compressed
PEA Appendix 1 - E07248 - Public
PEA Appendix 2 - Photographs LR
PEA Appendix 3 - Site Plant List Rev A
PEA Appendix 4 - HSI Calculations
PEA Appendix 5 - Wildlife Legislation May 2018
PEA Appendix 6 - Biodiversity Legislation Wales
Preliminary Ecological Appraisal Report
Preliminary Ecological Appraisal
Trees with Bat Roosting Potential 03-10-2019
Trees with Bat Roosting Potential
Vegetation and Habitat loss and replacement table Oct 2023 FINAL

CD1.27

ES Appendix 6 – Air Quality supporting information

CD1.28

ES Appendix 7 – Hydrological and Hydrogeological Impact Assessment
Hydrological and Hydrogeological Impact Assessment 9.4
Hydrological and Hydrogeological Impact Assessment - Chapter 9
Hydrological and Hydrogeological Impact Assessment - Figures
Hydrological and Hydrogeological Impact Assessment 9.1

CD1.29

ES Appendix 8 – Noise Monitoring Locations

CD1.30

ES Appendix 9 – Vibration Assessment

CD1.31

ES Appendix 12 – ALC Soil Assessment

CD1.32

Non-Technical Summary

Regulation 24 submission

CD3.01

Addendum to the Noise Assessment

CD3.02

Further Dust Impact Assessment

Appellant

 

AQ Appeal Proof MTW Final

 

AQ Appeal Proof MTW Summary

 

Noise Appeal Proof

 

Planning Summary Written Statement of Evidence July 25
 

Planning Written Statement of Evidence July 25
 

Proof of Evidence Environmental Impact of Blasting
 

 

Council

 

2025-07-08 - LPA - WSoE - Cllr Young 08.07.2025

 

2025-07-08 - LPA - WSoE - Witness Statement Chiara Sirianni 07.07.2025

 

2025-07-08 - LPA - WSoE - Witness Statement Sioned Sellers 08.07.2025
   

SOGS

 

2025-07-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - SOGS Dinbych - Air Quality

 

2025-07-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - SOGS Dinbych - Suggested Conditions

 

2025-07-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - SOGS Dinbych

 

2025-07-09 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - SOGS Dinbych - Trees & Irreversible Habitat Loss
 

2025-07-10 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - SOGS Dinbych - Impact on Amenity through Access to Green Spaces
 

2025-07-10 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - SOGS Dinbych - Appendices for Provision of Inert Fill
 

2025-07-10 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - SOGS Dinbych - Impact on Biodiversity Nature and Environment
 

2025-07-10 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - SOGS Dinbych - Provision of Inert Fill
 

2025-07-10 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - SOGS Dinbych - Wellbeing of Future Generations Act Appendices
 

2025-07-10 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - SOGS Dinbych - Wellbeing of Future Generations Act
   
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - Air Quality Assessment for the Proposed Miller Braeside Quarryexpansion in Canada: TSP
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - The Lifelong Impact of Air Pollution
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - Control of Exposure to Silica Dust
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - Town and Country Planning
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - Denbighshire County Council - Local Development plan 2006 - 2021
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - Guidance on the Assessment of Mineral Dust Impacts for Planning (May 2016)
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - Minerals Planning Policy, Wales (March 2004)
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - Planning Policy Wales (February 2024)
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - WHO Global Air Guidelines
   
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - The Impact of Quarrying Activities on Air Quality and Public Health: A Case Study in Warwickshire
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - Model for Assessing Health Damage from Air Pollution in Quarrying Area
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - Long-term Exposure to PM and All-Cause and Cause-Specific Mortality
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence  - Advice on Health Evidence Relevant to Setting PM2.5 Targets
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence -  Dust and Silica - HSE
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence -  Environmental Impact and Damage Categories Caused by Air Pollutionemissions from Mining and Quarrying Sectors of European Countries.
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - Health Matters: Air Pollution - GOV.UK
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - Health Impact Assessment (Wales) Regulations
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - Guidance on the Assessment of Mineral Dust Impacts for Planning (May 2016)
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - Mines, Quarrying and Haul Road Dust Control
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - New Tool Calculates NHS and Social Carecosts of Air Pollution
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - P-06-1476: 1000 Metre Mandatory

Buffer Zone for all New and Existing Quarries
 

2025-05-08 - IP - Written Statements of Evidence - Sheeting and Unsheeting - HSE
   

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