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Enclosed facility for the Mechanical and Biological Treament (MBT) of municipal solid waste and commerical and industrial waste, including waste water treatment infrastructure; biofilter and air filtration infrastructure; a visitor, education and office facility; parking area; surface water management system; hardstandings; internal roads; new access and junction arrangements onto Courtauld Road; earthworks; landscaping, fencing and gates; weighbridge complex; lighting and ancillary development at land at Courtauld Raod, Basildon, Essex.

Land at Courtauld Road, Basildon, Essex

Decision MadeReference: ESS/22/12/BAS/27/1Essex County Council

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Application location

Land at Courtauld Road, Basildon, Essex

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Submission of Details CC/ESS
Received
28 May 2014
Validated
28 May 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Enclosed facility for the Mechanical and Biological Treament (MBT) of municipal solid waste and commerical and industrial waste, including waste water treatment infrastructure; biofilter and air filtration infrastructure; a visitor, education and office facility; parking area; surface water management system; hardstandings; internal roads; new access and junction arrangements onto Courtauld Road; earthworks; landscaping, fencing and gates; weighbridge complex; lighting and ancillary development at land at Courtauld Raod, Basildon, Essex.

Proposal details

Reference
ESS/22/12/BAS/27/1
Agent
Alistair Hoyle

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File Size: 7649, HREF: , Reference: A summary of the attachments in the proposalFile Size: 7649, HREF: , Reference: A summary of the attachments in the proposal2 Jun 2014View
File Size: 56750, HREF: , Reference: How the fee was calculatedFile Size: 56750, HREF: , Reference: How the fee was calculated2 Jun 2014View
Superseded - Submission: 28 May 2014Superseded - Submission: 28 May 20142 Jun 2014View
New Information - Submission: 30 July 2014New Information - Submission: 30 July 201431 Jul 2014View
New Information - Email - 30 July 2014New Information - Email - 30 July 201431 Jul 2014View
Decision LetterDecision Letter15 Aug 2014View
Application FormApplication Form20 Nov 2014View

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