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Proposed lean-to extension to 'separation and compounding building' to create extra laboratory space and removal of existing above ground weighbridge and installation of 2 No. sunken weighbridges

Plasgran, Manea Road, Wimblington, March, PE15 0PE

ApproveReference: F/2008/19/CWCambridgeshire County Council

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Application location

Plasgran, Manea Road, Wimblington, March, PE15 0PE

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Proposed lean-to extension to 'separation and compounding building' to create extra laboratory space and removal of existing above ground weighbridge and installation of 2 No. sunken weighbridges

Proposal details

Reference
F/2008/19/CW
Parish
Wimblington
Agent
Walford, Peter Humphrey Associates Limited

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision1 Oct 2019View
PLANNING DRAWING 1- PROPOSED SITE PLAN (4860/01A)Application submission25 Jun 2019View
PLANNING DRAWING 2 - PROPOSED LABRATORY FLOOR PLAN (4960/02)Application submission25 Jun 2019View
Application FormApplication submission25 Jun 2019View
WEIGHTON BILANCIAL WEIGHBRIDGE DETAILS (RS_000387_A)Application submission25 Jun 2019View
PLANNING DRAWING 3 - PROPOSED LABORATORY ELVATIONS PLAN (4960/03)Application submission25 Jun 2019View
Design and Access StatementApplication submission25 Jun 2019View
LOCATION PLAN (4125/P01 REVISION A )Application submission21 May 2008View
FROM MIDDLE LEVEL IDBConsultee comment13 Sept 2019View
UPDATE FROM CAMBS FIRE & RESCUEConsultee comment6 Sept 2019View
FROM LEAD LOCAL FLOOD AUTHORITYConsultee comment27 Aug 2019View
FROM ENVIRONMENT AGENCYConsultee comment22 Jul 2019View
CON FROM EAConsultee comment22 Jul 2019View
CON FROM WIMBLINGTON PCConsultee comment17 Jul 2019View
CON FROM FENLAND DISTRICT COUNCILConsultee comment16 Jul 2019View
CON FROM LLFAConsultee comment16 Jul 2019View
CON FROM FENLAND DC EHOConsultee comment15 Jul 2019View
CON FROM HIGHWAYSConsultee comment11 Jul 2019View
from Cambs Fire & RescueConsultee comment8 Jul 2019View
from EcologyConsultee comment4 Jul 2019View
COMMENTSConsultee comment3 Jul 2019View
MTC ENGINEERING DRAINAGE STATEMENTApplicant/Agent correspondence9 Aug 2019View

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