Application to allow an additional 15,000 tonnes of waste per year (bringing the total to 65,000 tonnes annually) to be collected from outside the Sheffield Waste Disposal Authority Area, and to widen the catchment area for that waste to include Doncaster, Bolsover, Bassetlaw, Newark and Sherwood, Amber Valley, Derbyshire Dales, High Peak, Ashfield and Mansfield (Application under section 73 to vary condition 3 (waste catchment area and tonnage) of planning permission 01/01035/FUL (Replacement energy recovery facility (incinerator), office building, staff and refuse collection, parking and landscaping) as amended by 10/03861/FUL) (Adjoining Authority Consultation)
Incinerator, Bernard Road Service Centre, Bernard Road, Sheffield, S4 7YX
Final DecisionReference: 2012/1227Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council
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Application to allow an additional 15,000 tonnes of waste per year (bringing the total to 65,000 tonnes annually) to be collected from outside the Sheffield Waste Disposal Authority Area, and to widen the catchment area for that waste to include Doncaster, Bolsover, Bassetlaw, Newark and Sherwood, Amber Valley, Derbyshire Dales, High Peak, Ashfield and Mansfield (Application under section 73 to vary condition 3 (waste catchment area and tonnage) of planning permission 01/01035/FUL (Replacement energy recovery facility (incinerator), office building, staff and refuse collection, parking and landscaping) as amended by 10/03861/FUL) (Adjoining Authority Consultation)
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