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Site for commercial composting scheme production of soil conditioning material by aerobic methods
Reference: 97/2551/23/9DCC Devon County Council
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Application location Phase 4a Babcombe Copse Kingsteignton
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Application summary
Status Application Withdrawn
Application type Full Planning Consent
Received 3 Apr 1997
Validated 3 Apr 1997
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Devon County Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Site for commercial composting scheme production of soil conditioning material by aerobic methods
Proposal details
Reference 97/2551/23/9DCC
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3 Apr 1997 3 Apr 1997 6 Aug 1997 6 Aug 1997 Decision & conditions Withdrawn After Validation
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