South Killingholme: before the detail is approved
Humber Tech Park has outline permission for three data centre buildings on 76 hectares of farmland south of the A160. The detailed designs, including noise protection, still have to come back to the council.
- Ref
- PA/2024/584
- Decides
- North Lincolnshire Council
- Size
- 384MW, 75.8 ha
- Next
- Sign-off and later phases
To North Lincolnshire Council: Before any Humber Tech Park building is approved in detail, insist on strict night-time noise limits and a clear, public plan for power.
Why local people are worried
It's approved. Here's what you can still do
The headline decision has been made, but conditions, legal agreements and detailed designs still need approval. Each is a chance to be heard.
- Quote the reference: PA/2024/584
- Good planning grounds include: impact on the Green Belt or countryside, energy use and carbon, water supply, noise, traffic, wildlife and heritage. Developers' promises are not guarantees: ask for them to be made binding.
Comment on any reserved matters application on North Lincolnshire Council's planning portal; ask the council and North Killingholme and Habrough parish councils to be told when it is submitted.
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