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Non-material amendment to Conditions 2 and 3 of planning permission ESS/106/22/BTE to allow an additional 1 year to complete restoration. ESS/106/22/BTE was a variation of planning permission for "Extraction of 2 million tonnes of sand and gravel (from Site A5 as identified in the Essex Minerals Local Plan 2014) including the retention of the existing access onto the A120, the processing plant (including sand and gravel washing plant), office and weighbridge, ready mix concrete plant, bagging unit, DSM plant, water and silt management systems and extension of the internal haul road into Site A5 with restoration to agriculture and biodiversity (species rich grassland and wetland)"

Bradwell Quarry, Church Road. Bradwell, Essex, CM77 8EP

Decision MadeReference: ESS/106/22/BTE/NMA1Essex County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Non Material Amendment
Received
27 Feb 2025
Validated
28 Feb 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Non-material amendment to Conditions 2 and 3 of planning permission ESS/106/22/BTE to allow an additional 1 year to complete restoration. ESS/106/22/BTE was a variation of planning permission for "Extraction of 2 million tonnes of sand and gravel (from Site A5 as identified in the Essex Minerals Local Plan 2014) including the retention of the existing access onto the A120, the processing plant (including sand and gravel washing plant), office and weighbridge, ready mix concrete plant, bagging unit, DSM plant, water and silt management systems and extension of the internal haul road into Site A5 with restoration to agriculture and biodiversity (species rich grassland and wetland)"

Proposal details

Reference
ESS/106/22/BTE/NMA1
Agent
Mr Steven Smith

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Application location

Bradwell Quarry, Church Road. Bradwell, Essex, CM77 8EP

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DocumentPublishedAction
NMA ReportNMA Report2 Apr 2025View
Agent Decision LetterAgent Decision Letter2 Apr 2025View
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form - Without Personal Data27 Feb 2025View
Cover letter 27 February 2025Cover letter 27 February 202528 Feb 2025View
Restoration phasing for 2025Restoration phasing for 202527 Feb 2025View
Restoration phasing for 2026Restoration phasing for 202627 Feb 2025View

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