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Proposed extension to existing shed to create enclosed storage for finished goods (style to match existing) and expansion of yard area for the storage of raw material (including extension of palisade fence and litter catch fence).

Recyplas, Unit 1, Eastwood Industrial Estate, Eastwood End, Wimblington, PE15 0QN

ApproveReference: F/2005/19/CWCambridgeshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Full application
Received
21 Mar 2019
Validated
20 Mar 2019
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Proposed extension to existing shed to create enclosed storage for finished goods (style to match existing) and expansion of yard area for the storage of raw material (including extension of palisade fence and litter catch fence).

Proposal details

Reference
F/2005/19/CW
Parish
Wimblington
Agent
Walford, Peter Humphrey Associates Limited

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Application location

Recyplas, Unit 1, Eastwood Industrial Estate, Eastwood End, Wimblington, PE15 0QN

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision6 Jun 2019View
OFFICER DELEGATED REPORTDecision4 Jun 2019View
Proposed Site PlanApplication submission8 Apr 2019View
Proposed ShedApplication submission8 Apr 2019View
Archaeological Pre-App AdviceApplication submission8 Apr 2019View
Litter Management PolicyApplication submission8 Apr 2019View
Design and Access StatementApplication submission8 Apr 2019View
Existing Site PlanApplication submission8 Apr 2019View
Existing ShedApplication submission8 Apr 2019View
Committee LiaisonApplication submission8 Apr 2019View
Application FormApplication submission8 Apr 2019View
NOISE MANAGEMENT PLANApplication submission20 Mar 2019View
from Lead Local Flood AuthorityConsultee comment31 May 2019View
from CCC ArchaeologyConsultee comment20 May 2019View
from Wimblington Parish CouncilConsultee comment16 May 2019View
from CCC ArchaeologyConsultee comment14 May 2019View
from Environment AgencyConsultee comment14 May 2019View
from CCC HighwaysConsultee comment14 May 2019View
from Public HealthConsultee comment14 May 2019View
from EHO Fenland District CouncilConsultee comment14 May 2019View
from Fenland District CouncilConsultee comment30 Apr 2019View

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Approve
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