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Variation of Conditions 3, 4 and 8 of planning permission E/00368/95/CW to allow extension of operating hours and alterations to site working

Red Lodge Waste Transfer/Recycling Station, The Carrops, Red Lodge

ApproveReference: E/03009/10/CWCambridgeshire County Council

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Application location

Red Lodge Waste Transfer/Recycling Station, The Carrops, Red Lodge

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Variation of condition
Received
23 Dec 2010
Validated
23 Dec 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Variation of Conditions 3, 4 and 8 of planning permission E/00368/95/CW to allow extension of operating hours and alterations to site working

Proposal details

Reference
E/03009/10/CW
Parish
Kennett
Agent
Ms G Pawson, GP Planning Ltd

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notices & Conditions - DocDcn01Decision17 Mar 2011View
Application Submission Details - Revised Lorry Movement InformationApplication submission5 Jan 2011View
Application Submission Details - Planning Statement.pdfApplication submission5 Jan 2011View
Application Submission Details - Letter from Planning Agent 110205Application submission5 Jan 2011View
Application Submission Details - Site Layout Plan - Red Lodge 379111603920000.pdfApplication submission20 Dec 2010View
Application Submission Details - 620T001 LOCATION PLAN11603920000.pdfApplication submission20 Dec 2010View
Application Submission Details - REDL E-0368-95 - PP 29-04-199711603920000.pdfApplication submission20 Dec 2010View
Application Submission Details - ApplicationFormNoPersonalData11603920000.pdfApplication submission20 Dec 2010View
Application Submission Details - 620A007A BOUNDARY PLAN11603920000.pdfApplication submission20 Dec 2010View
Application Submission Details - REDL E-0368-95 - S106 19-03-199711603920000.pdfApplication submission20 Dec 2010View
Application Submission Details - GPP-WRG-RL-10-04 Traffic Routing11603920000.pdfApplication submission20 Dec 2010View
Application Submission Details - GPP-WRG-RL-10-03 v3 Site Layout Plan11603920000.pdfApplication submission20 Dec 2010View

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Decision & conditions

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Decision Notices & Conditions - DocDcn01
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