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Section 73 application for extension to waste recycling building, reconfiguration of waste transfer station site and extension to hours of operation without compliance with conditions 2 (Approved Plans); 6 (On-Site Activity Outside of Building); Condition 8 (Stockpile Heights); Condition 9 (Parking Areas) of planning permission reference H/5009/15/CW.

Mick George (Haulage) Ltd, Second Drove, St. Ives, PE27 4YQ

ApproveReference: H/5011/18/CWCambridgeshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Full application
Received
14 Jun 2018
Validated
13 Jun 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Section 73 application for extension to waste recycling building, reconfiguration of waste transfer station site and extension to hours of operation without compliance with conditions 2 (Approved Plans); 6 (On-Site Activity Outside of Building); Condition 8 (Stockpile Heights); Condition 9 (Parking Areas) of planning permission reference H/5009/15/CW.

Proposal details

Reference
H/5011/18/CW

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Application location

Mick George (Haulage) Ltd, Second Drove, St. Ives, PE27 4YQ

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision16 Nov 2018View
Noise Impact - Variation of Condition 4Application submission25 Jul 2018View
Parking Arrangements 3Application submission2 Jul 2018View
Noise Impact - Variation of Condition 4 - SupersededApplication submission2 Jul 2018View
Cover Letter VoCApplication submission2 Jul 2018View
Revised Site Layout 1Application submission2 Jul 2018View
Application FormApplication submission2 Jul 2018View
Location PlanApplication submission2 Jul 2018View
from Environmental Health OfficerConsultee comment14 Aug 2018View
from EcologyConsultee comment14 Aug 2018View
from Environment AgencyConsultee comment14 Aug 2018View
from Lead Local Flood AuthorityConsultee comment14 Aug 2018View
from CCC Transport AssessmentConsultee comment14 Aug 2018View
from HDC DevelopmentConsultee comment14 Aug 2018View
from St Ives Town CouncilConsultee comment14 Aug 2018View
from Environmental Health OfficerConsultee comment14 Aug 2018View
from LLFAConsultee comment25 Jul 2018View
from CCC HighwaysConsultee comment25 Jul 2018View

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