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EIA Screening and Scoping request for proposed variation to the approved restoration scheme following the future cessation of quarrying activities

Zig Zag Quarry, Aller Brake Road, Newton Abbot, TQ12 5FN

Screening/Scoping Opinion Decision IssuedReference: PRE/1569/2021Devon County Council

Application location

Zig Zag Quarry, Aller Brake Road, Newton Abbot, TQ12 5FN

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Application summary

Status
Screening/Scoping Opinion Decision Issued
Application type
Screening/ Scoping Opinion
Received
8 Dec 2021
Validated
8 Dec 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Devon County Council

Application overview

EIA Screening and Scoping request for proposed variation to the approved restoration scheme following the future cessation of quarrying activities

Proposal details

Reference
PRE/1569/2021
Agent
Nicholas Leaney

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DocumentPublishedAction
Screening Opinion Zig Zag Quarry Pre 1569 2021.pdfEIA Screening Opinion pdf11 Jan 2022View
SCOPING OPINION_PRE-1569-2021_Redacted.pdfEIA Scoping Opinion pdf (redacted)3 Feb 2022View
2149-5562 Zig Zag Quarry Restoration Pre-App Request_Redacted.pdfCovering Letter (redacted)13 Jan 2022View
Zig Zag Quarry - Landscape and Visual Overview A_Redacted.pdfLandscape and Visual Overview (redacted)13 Jan 2022View
wildlifeandgeologytriggerlist.pdfWildlife and Geology Trigger List13 Dec 2021View
DCC-3841-2016_planning_04 Location Plan - 1036-PL1 (APPROVED).pdfLocation Plan - 1036/PL113 Dec 2021View
DCC-3841-2016_planning_05 Application Area and Ownership Plan - 1036-PL4.1 (APPROVED).pdf1/2500 scale Application Area and Ownership Plan - 1036/PL4.113 Dec 2021View
DCC-3841-2016 1036 PL15A - LVIA Restoration Concept (APPROVED).pdf1/2000 scale Restoration Concept - Original approved - 1036/PL1513 Dec 2021View
SPP06 Restoration Concept (PROPOSED).pdfConcept Restoration Plan Proposed13 Dec 2021View
Appendices Plans and Viewpoint Photos_Part1_Redacted.pdfAppendices Plans And Viewpoint Photos Part 1 Views ZTV (redacted)13 Jan 2022View
Appendices Plans and Viewpoint Photos_Part2.pdfAppendices Plans And Viewpoint Photos Part 2 Contours20 Dec 2021View
Appendices Plans and Viewpoint Photos_Part3.pdfAppendices Plans And Viewpoint Photos Part 3 Restoration16 Dec 2021View
Appendices Plans and Viewpoint Photos_Part4.pdfAppendices Plans And Viewpoint Photos Part 4 Viewpoints16 Dec 2021View
Appendices Plans and Viewpoint Photos_Part5.pdfAppendices Plans And Viewpoint Photos Part 5 Viewpoints16 Dec 2021View

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Decision & conditions

Screening/ Scoping Opinion EIA Development
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