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Construction of Agricultural Reservoir (part retrospective) and removal of extracted aggregate

Land Off Green End, New Farm, Landbeach

ApproveReference: S/01508/12/CMCambridgeshire County Council

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Application location

Land Off Green End, New Farm, Landbeach

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Full application
Received
6 Aug 2012
Validated
6 Aug 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Construction of Agricultural Reservoir (part retrospective) and removal of extracted aggregate

Proposal details

Reference
S/01508/12/CM
Parish
Landbeach
Agent
Mr E Clover, Clover Planning

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Routing AgreementDecision16 May 2014View
Decision NoticeDecision16 May 2014View
Application Submission Details - Location PlanApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Application Submission Details - Appendix 2 - FRAApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Application Submission Details - Appendix 1 - Agricultural JustificationApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Application Submission Details - Abstraction ConsentApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Application Submission Details - Restoration PlanApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Application Submission Details - Modified Supporting StatementApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Application Submission Details - SectionsApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Application Submission Details - Transport AssessmentApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Application Submission Details - Restoration and AftercareApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Application Submission Details - Dust SuppressionApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Application Submission Details - Sustainability AssessmentApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Application Submission Details - Statement of Community InvolvementApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Application Submission Details - PhotographsApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Application Submission Details - Site SurveyApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Application Submission Details - revised site planApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Application Submission Details - Access ArrangementsApplication submission8 Aug 2012View
Section 106Legal14 May 2014View

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