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Section 73 application for permission to remove chemically contaminated and potentially combustible fills and replacement with inert materials without complying with conditions 2 (Duration of operations), 3 (Approved details), 7 (Boundaries and site security), 9 (Scheme of working), 32 (Restoration), and 34 and 35 (Landfill gas and leachate monitoring) of planning permission CM4/299/137, making substitute proposals for those conditions.

off Callywhite Lane, Dronfield

Application approvedReference: CM4/1104/164Derbyshire County Council

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Application location

off Callywhite Lane, Dronfield

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Application summary

Status
Application approved
Application type
Major (Mineral)
Received
17 Nov 2004
Validated
4 Jan 2005
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Derbyshire County Council

Application overview

Section 73 application for permission to remove chemically contaminated and potentially combustible fills and replacement with inert materials without complying with conditions 2 (Duration of operations), 3 (Approved details), 7 (Boundaries and site security), 9 (Scheme of working), 32 (Restoration), and 34 and 35 (Landfill gas and leachate monitoring) of planning permission CM4/299/137, making substitute proposals for those conditions.

Proposal details

Reference
CM4/1104/164

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DocumentPublishedAction
2015 09 07 Additional Information From Applicant 02 Cm4 1104 164 Updated2015 09 07 Additional Information from Applicant 02 CM4-1104-164 UPDATED.pdf (1597 kb)19 Aug 2022View
2015 09 07 Additional Information From Applicant 02 Cm4 1104 1642015 09 07 Additional Information from Applicant 02 CM4-1104-164.pdf (1597 kb)19 Aug 2022View
2015 09 10 Additional Information Forwarded To Eho 02 Cm4 1104 1642015 09 10 Additional Information Forwarded to EHO 02 CM4-1104-164.pdf (97 kb)19 Aug 2022View
2015 11 27 Additional Information 02 Cm4 1104 1642015 11 27 Additional Information 02 CM4-1104-164.pdf (419 kb)19 Aug 2022View
Cm4 Planscm4 plans.PDF (65842 kb)19 Aug 2022View
FrmFRM.pdf (670 kb)19 Aug 2022View
2016 06 02 Committee Report 08 Cm4 1104 1642016 06 02 Committee Report 08 CM4-1104-164.pdf (1575 kb)19 Aug 2022View
2016 06 02 Tcp3 09 Cm4 1104 1642016 06 02 TCP3 09 CM4-1104-164.pdf (181 kb)19 Aug 2022View

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