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Continuation of excavation of sand and restoration of land to agricultural use, including deposit of inert waste permitted by planning permission ESS/34/13/UTT without compliance with condition No. 35 (vehicular access), to remove the condition requiring construction of kerbing to restrict vehicles turning right at main access. (NB The timescales have been revised by condition. Cessation required by 30 April 2022 with restoration by 30 September 2023)

Widdington Pit, Hollow Road, Widdington, CB11 3SL

Decision MadeReference: ESS/03/16/UTTEssex County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Removal/Variation of Condition ESS
Received
11 Jan 2016
Validated
11 Jan 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Continuation of excavation of sand and restoration of land to agricultural use, including deposit of inert waste permitted by planning permission ESS/34/13/UTT without compliance with condition No. 35 (vehicular access), to remove the condition requiring construction of kerbing to restrict vehicles turning right at main access. (NB The timescales have been revised by condition. Cessation required by 30 April 2022 with restoration by 30 September 2023)

Proposal details

Reference
ESS/03/16/UTT
Agent
Mr Leslie Short

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Application location

Widdington Pit, Hollow Road, Widdington, CB11 3SL

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
A summary of the attachments in the proposalA summary of the attachments in the proposal19 Jan 2016View
How the fee was calculatedHow the fee was calculated19 Jan 2016View
Application FormApplication Form19 Jan 2016View
Decision Notice for ESS/34/13/UTTDecision Notice for ESS/34/13/UTT19 Jan 2016View
Site NoticeSite Notice26 Jan 2016View
Cover LetterCover Letter26 Jan 2016View
Kerbing the Bellmouth Plan and EmailKerbing the Bellmouth Plan and Email26 Jan 2016View
Strategic Development 3rd February 2016 response to consultationStrategic Development 3rd February 2016 response to consultation4 Feb 2016View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice8 Apr 2016View
Delegated ReportDelegated Report8 Apr 2016View

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Decision Notice for ESS/34/13/UTT Decision Notice
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