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Details pursuant to condition 9 (Noise monitoring results for January 2025) of Planning permission ESS/17/20/UTT. ESS/17/20/UTT extant permission for “Importation of 70,000m3 per annum of inert waste and the installation and use of a soils washing plant for the recycling of waste, together with associated access onto the highway and a separate silt press” originally permitted under ESS/45/15/UTT

Highwood Quarry, Stortford Road, Great Dunmow, Essex, CM6 1SL

Decision MadeReference: ESS/17/20/UTT/09/05Essex County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Submission of Details CC/ESS
Received
3 Jun 2025
Validated
3 Jun 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Details pursuant to condition 9 (Noise monitoring results for January 2025) of Planning permission ESS/17/20/UTT. ESS/17/20/UTT extant permission for “Importation of 70,000m3 per annum of inert waste and the installation and use of a soils washing plant for the recycling of waste, together with associated access onto the highway and a separate silt press” originally permitted under ESS/45/15/UTT

Proposal details

Reference
ESS/17/20/UTT/09/05
Agent
Simon Chaffe

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Application location

Highwood Quarry, Stortford Road, Great Dunmow, Essex, CM6 1SL

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
SOD Report ApprovalSOD Report Approval30 Jun 2025View
Agent Decision LetterAgent Decision Letter30 Jun 2025View
DECISION NOTICE ESS/17/20/UTTDECISION NOTICE ESS/17/20/UTT5 Jun 2025View
2025.06.03 Application for Approval of Details Reserved by Condition(1)2025.06.03 Application for Approval of Details Reserved by Condition(1)11 Jun 2025View
SRC Highwood - Noise Monitoring(1)SRC Highwood - Noise Monitoring(1)11 Jun 2025View
2025.01.16 SRC160125let Rev2 - Periodic Monitoring - Highwood(1)2025.01.16 SRC160125let Rev2 - Periodic Monitoring - Highwood(1)11 Jun 2025View
Jacobs ResponseJacobs Response30 Jun 2025View
S106 Legal AgreementS106 Legal Agreement15 Mar 2021View

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Agent Decision Letter DECISION NOTICE ESS/17/20/UTT
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