Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area.
Search the Public Notice Portal What is the Public Notice Portal?What is the Public Notice Portal?
The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood.
Search the Public Notice PortalPlans for bike storage at a County Durham outlet centre have been approved by the council.
Dalton Park will see the installation of a new cycle hub featuring 14 street pod spaces, two cargo bike stands, and a combined repair stand and pump.
Developments, submitted by Patron Dalton Park Outlet Ltd, will be located adjacent to KFC at 111 Dalton Park, Murton, Seaham.
The application, submitted on December 16, 2024, received approval from Durham County Council on February 10, with no public objections raised during the consultation process.
The cycle hub, which must be operational by February 2028, will follow a series of approved plans, including a site location plan, proposed site block plan, and general arrangement plan.
A new structure will be built using powder-coated galvanised steel and thermo pine timber slat panels.
The open-fronted hub will also include lighting, drainage, and three photovoltaic panels on the roof to boost sustainability.
The new facility replaces an older, uncovered cycle parking area with 12 Sheffield stands.
It is designed to improve security and weather protection for cyclists.
Highways authorities raised no concerns regarding the new development, confirming its compliance with relevant policies.
Most read
- DWP State Pension age will have to rise to 71 says report
- Darlington Museum features in Richard Osman's House of Games
- Clay Hall Farm near Saltburn for sale for £750,000
The initiative aligns with several national and local planning policies, including promoting sustainable transport and sustainable design.
It has also been deemed appropriate for Dalton Park, reinforcing the commitment to sustainable transport without negatively impacting the area's visual character.
The site is not within a flood risk zone, does not affect any trees or hedges, and does not interfere with any rights of way.
