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Request under Regulation 13 of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) (England and Wales) Regulations 2011. Formal scoping opinion for a consolidating planning application for two existing ball clay quarries at Denistone and Broadway, Kingsteignton, Newton Abbot.

Denistone and Broadway Ball Clay Quarries

Pre-Application Decision IssuedReference: PRE/3893/2016Devon County Council

Application location

Denistone and Broadway Ball Clay Quarries

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Application summary

Status
Pre-Application Decision Issued
Application type
Screening/ Scoping Opinion
Received
5 Aug 2016
Validated
5 Aug 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Devon County Council

Application overview

Request under Regulation 13 of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) (England and Wales) Regulations 2011. Formal scoping opinion for a consolidating planning application for two existing ball clay quarries at Denistone and Broadway, Kingsteignton, Newton Abbot.

Proposal details

Reference
PRE/3893/2016

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Comments.htmDCC Minerals & Waste Response 09/08/20169 Aug 2016View
DCC re Formal Scoping Opinion Denistone and Broadway, Kingsteignton.pdfKingsteignton Town Council Response 15/08/201615 Aug 2016View
3860154_Acknowledgement Letter.pdfTeignbridge District Council Prior Response 15/08/201616 Aug 2016View
Response_DCC-3893-2016.pdfDCC Highways Response22 Aug 2016View
_HERef_PL00033630_L267194.pdfHistoric England Response23 Aug 2016View
_HERef_PL00033630_L267320.pdfHistoric England Further Reponse24 Aug 2016View
3880621_Recommendation to DCC.pdfTeignbridge District Council Response 25/08/201626 Aug 2016View
3880623_Recommendation to DCC.pdfTeignbridge District Council Previous Response 06/10/201126 Aug 2016View
PRE.3893.2016.pdfDCC Flood Risk Response 26/08/201631 Aug 2016View
Landscape scoping response_Denistone and Broadway Quarries.pdfDCC Landscape Response 25/08/201631 Aug 2016View
PROW Response.pdfDCC Public Rights of Way Response 08/08/20161 Sept 2016View
Denistone & Braodway Quarries - Kingsteignton FP3.pdfDCC Public Rights of Way Map8 Aug 2016View
Kingsteignton.pdfEnvironment Agency Response 31/08/20161 Sept 2016View
5653.001A D_B_SCOPING_COMPLETE.pdfScoping Request5 Aug 2016View
Denistone and Broadway Scoping complete.pdfDenistone and Broadway Scoping Opinion 6 September 20166 Sept 2016View

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