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Details pursuant to Condition 33 (Dust Monitoring) of Planning permission ESS/19/17/BTE that was for "A new sand and gravel quarry at Broadfield Farm, to the west of Rayne, near Braintree, comprising the phased mineral extraction of some 3.66m tonnes of sand and gravel; the installation of a processing plant and ancillary buildings and infrastructure; the construction of a quarry access onto the B1256; the construction of a permanent screening landform; the construction of temporary screen mounds in defined locations around the perimeter of the quarry; the phased restoration of the extraction area using indigenous soil; overburden and clay from within the application site to a land use mixture of arable agriculture, lowland acid grassland, lowland meadow, woodland, lake and reedbeds; and public access via proposed public rights of way.

Land at Rayne Quarry, Dunmow Road, Braintree, Essex, Rayne

Decision MadeReference: ESS/19/17/BTE/33/25Essex County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Submission of Details CC/ESS
Received
13 Jul 2026
Validated
13 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Details pursuant to Condition 33 (Dust Monitoring) of Planning permission ESS/19/17/BTE that was for "A new sand and gravel quarry at Broadfield Farm, to the west of Rayne, near Braintree, comprising the phased mineral extraction of some 3.66m tonnes of sand and gravel; the installation of a processing plant and ancillary buildings and infrastructure; the construction of a quarry access onto the B1256; the construction of a permanent screening landform; the construction of temporary screen mounds in defined locations around the perimeter of the quarry; the phased restoration of the extraction area using indigenous soil; overburden and clay from within the application site to a land use mixture of arable agriculture, lowland acid grassland, lowland meadow, woodland, lake and reedbeds; and public access via proposed public rights of way.

Proposal details

Reference
ESS/19/17/BTE/33/25
Agent
Matthew Rasberry

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Application location

Land at Rayne Quarry, Dunmow Road, Braintree, Essex, Rayne

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DocumentPublishedAction
Delegated reportDelegated report15 Jul 2026View
Agent Decision LetterAgent Decision Letter15 Jul 2026View
Application Form - Details Reserved By Condition May 2026 Rayne DustApplication Form - Details Reserved By Condition May 2026 Rayne Dust13 Jul 2026View
Dust Certificate of Analysis Report 18755-1 Ingrebourne Valley Ltd Rayne QuarryDust Certificate of Analysis Report 18755-1 Ingrebourne Valley Ltd Rayne Quarry13 Jul 2026View

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