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Proposed reconfiguration and consolidation of the existing minerals processing and transfer operation including the installation of covered mineral storage bays, alterations and extensions to existing feeder unit. New office, welfare and workshop buildings, reconfiguration of site circulation and parking area, new boundary fencing and other works associated with relocating rail sidings to serve the mineral processing site. Cond. 24 Surface & Foul Water Drainage Scheme

Chesterton Rail Freight Sidings, Chesterton Junction, Cowley Road, Cambridge, CB4 0DL

Application Withdrawn After ValidationReference: S/0467/13/CM/C3Cambridgeshire County Council

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Application location

Chesterton Rail Freight Sidings, Chesterton Junction, Cowley Road, Cambridge, CB4 0DL

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Application summary

Status
Application Withdrawn After Validation
Application type
Discharge of Condition
Received
18 Dec 2015
Validated
17 Dec 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Proposed reconfiguration and consolidation of the existing minerals processing and transfer operation including the installation of covered mineral storage bays, alterations and extensions to existing feeder unit. New office, welfare and workshop buildings, reconfiguration of site circulation and parking area, new boundary fencing and other works associated with relocating rail sidings to serve the mineral processing site. Cond. 24 Surface & Foul Water Drainage Scheme

Proposal details

Reference
S/0467/13/CM/C3
Parish
Milton
Agent
Brown

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Site location planApplication submission23 Dec 2015View
Appendix D- CorrespondenceApplication submission23 Dec 2015View
Appendix B -CalculationsApplication submission23 Dec 2015View
Appendix A -DrawingsApplication submission23 Dec 2015View
Foul and Surface water drainage scheme reportApplication submission23 Dec 2015View
Application FormApplication submission23 Dec 2015View
Covering LetterApplication submission23 Dec 2015View
Appendix C -ReportsApplication submission23 Dec 2015View
from City Drainage EngineerConsultee comment29 Jan 2016View
from Environment AgencyConsultee comment29 Jan 2016View
from City Council EHOConsultee comment7 Jan 2016View

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Application Withdrawn After Validation
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