The need for a 'scheduled closure' is revealed in papers published by Rushcliffe Borough Council.
The demolition of Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station will require a "scheduled closure" of East Midlands Airport , according to a letter from its operator.Decommissioning of the landmark in Nottinghamshire is already under way and is expected to take two years.
Papers published by Rushcliffe Borough Council on Tuesday outline the scale of the plan to eventually knock down the site, theNo formal application for any demolition works has been submitted to the council yet, but site operator Uniper asked the council if an environmental impact assessment will be needed.
An EIA determines whether a development or related works are likely to have a significant effect on the surrounding environment.A letter from Manchester Airports Group, which runs EMA, written in response to the EIA screening request, warns the works "must take place" during a "scheduled closure" of the airport.
It adds: "We have previously advised this and look forward to further discussions with the applicant about when that would be most appropriate for all stakeholders."Planning documents note that a dust management plan will be implemented with demolition works and will be updated based on further ecological surveys.
A Uniper spokesperson said it would be "working closely with stakeholders to manage any impact" of decommissioning and demolishing the site.Follow BBC Nottingham on
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