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First periodic Review of Old Mineral Permissions ESS/12/98/MAL, ESS/34/11/MAL, ESS/70/12/MAL and ESS/71/12/MAL and provision of silt settlement lagoons and water storage facility.

Royal Oak Quarry, Chelmsford Road, Woodham Mortimer, CM9 6TJ

Decision MadeReference: ESS/19/14/MAL/20/01Essex County Council

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Application location

Royal Oak Quarry, Chelmsford Road, Woodham Mortimer, CM9 6TJ

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Submission of Details CC/ESS
Received
10 Mar 2015
Validated
13 Mar 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

First periodic Review of Old Mineral Permissions ESS/12/98/MAL, ESS/34/11/MAL, ESS/70/12/MAL and ESS/71/12/MAL and provision of silt settlement lagoons and water storage facility.

Proposal details

Reference
ESS/19/14/MAL/20/01
Agent
Ms Sian Holmes

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
How the fee was calculatedHow the fee was calculated17 Mar 2015View
Planning Statement March 2015Planning Statement March 201512 Mar 2015View
Phase III: Phased working, infilling and restoration scheme - Stage 3Phase III: Phased working, infilling and restoration scheme - Stage 317 Mar 2015View
Phase III: Phased working, infilling and restoration scheme - Stage 2Phase III: Phased working, infilling and restoration scheme - Stage 217 Mar 2015View
Phase III: Phased working, infilling and restoration scheme - Stage 1Phase III: Phased working, infilling and restoration scheme - Stage 117 Mar 2015View
Section Drawing S16Section Drawing S1617 Mar 2015View
Phase III: Phased working, infilling and restoration scheme - Stage 6Phase III: Phased working, infilling and restoration scheme - Stage 617 Mar 2015View
Phase III: Phased working, infilling and restoration scheme - Stage 5Phase III: Phased working, infilling and restoration scheme - Stage 517 Mar 2015View
Phase III: Phased working, infilling and restoration scheme - Stage 4Phase III: Phased working, infilling and restoration scheme - Stage 417 Mar 2015View
Working PlanWorking Plan17 Mar 2015View
Location PlanLocation Plan17 Mar 2015View
Application FormApplication Form17 Mar 2015View
Decision LetterDecision Letter24 Apr 2015View

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