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Planning application for Belper section submitted

Sat 21 September 2024 By Ian Dent

Planning application for Belper section submitted

We’re pleased to report that the planning application for the Belper section of the cycleway is now under consideration by Amber Valley Borough Council with an expected decision date in November.

This cycleway section runs, as shown on the map, from Chevin Road, past the Severn Trent sewage works, and then all the way to Bridge Foot at the north of Belper.

The application is available to view on the Amber Valley Borough Council web site here, applying reference number AVA/2024/0540. Amid a large number of documents available for viewing, it is useful to start with the Introduction,  and then take a look at the Design and Access Statement. 

Please register your support for the application by completing the form here Note that the form will automatically detect Amber Valley addresses but those from elsewhere are also able to add their support – just enter the address in the larger box below the “Address” question.

You are able to add comments to back up your expression of support but this isn’t necessary. The key thing is, when asked “Do you want to object”, to answer this with “no”. The planning process will take note of the degree of support for the proposals and adding your name will increase the likelihood of permission being granted.

The development of this section of the Cycleway will provide many benefits including providing an alternative route to the current unsuitable and dangerous Bridge Street along the A6. The provision of the Cycleway is a key part of the Belper Active Travel Plan recently created by Derbyshire County Council.

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