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Non-Material Amendment to planning permission ESS/24/14/BTE to allow retention of the existing “as built” alignment of the 3m screening bund around Herons Farm; modify the alignment of the proposed haul route to mitigate the number of crossing points with the local public footpath network; and revise the line and location of the perimeter screening mound along the southern boundary of site A3.

Bradwell Quarry, Church Road, Bradwell, CM77 8EP, and land south of Cut Hedge Lane

Decision MadeReference: ESS/24/14/BTE/NMA1Essex County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Non Material Amendment
Received
19 Mar 2015
Validated
24 Mar 2015
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Non-Material Amendment to planning permission ESS/24/14/BTE to allow retention of the existing “as built” alignment of the 3m screening bund around Herons Farm; modify the alignment of the proposed haul route to mitigate the number of crossing points with the local public footpath network; and revise the line and location of the perimeter screening mound along the southern boundary of site A3.

Proposal details

Reference
ESS/24/14/BTE/NMA1
Agent
Mr Steven Smith

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Application location

Bradwell Quarry, Church Road, Bradwell, CM77 8EP, and land south of Cut Hedge Lane

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Excavation and Restoration Phasing PlanExcavation and Restoration Phasing Plan30 Mar 2015View
SUPERESEDED Screening Mound and Footpath 53SUPERESEDED Screening Mound and Footpath 5330 Mar 2015View
Mitigation ProposalsMitigation Proposals30 Mar 2015View
Attachment SummaryAttachment Summary30 Mar 2015View
Fee CalculationFee Calculation30 Mar 2015View
Application FormApplication Form30 Mar 2015View
Cover Letter 19 March 2015Cover Letter 19 March 201530 Mar 2015View
Additional Information - Email 240415Additional Information - Email 24041527 Apr 2015View
PROW-14-33 Rev 240215PROW-14-33 Rev 24021527 Apr 2015View
Variation to the Alignment of Sites A3 & A4 Screening Mound and Footpath 53Variation to the Alignment of Sites A3 & A4 Screening Mound and Footpath 5327 Apr 2015View
PROW Footpath 53 and 55 - Email 240415PROW Footpath 53 and 55 - Email 24041527 Apr 2015View
Decision LetterDecision Letter14 May 2015View

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