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Continuation of development of “Winning and working of sand and gravel.” permitted by ESS/148/20/CHL (incorporating ESS/37/15/CHL) without compliance with conditions: Condition 2 (Application details) and Condition 3 (timescales for completion of mineral extraction and restoration) made under Section 73

Bulls Lodge Quarry (Boreham Airfield), Generals Lane, Boreham, Chelmsford, CM3 3HR

Decision MadeReference: ESS/28/26/CHL/SOEssex County Council

Application location

Bulls Lodge Quarry (Boreham Airfield), Generals Lane, Boreham, Chelmsford, CM3 3HR

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Screening Opinion Request CC/ESS
Received
20 Apr 2026
Validated
29 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Continuation of development of “Winning and working of sand and gravel.” permitted by ESS/148/20/CHL (incorporating ESS/37/15/CHL) without compliance with conditions: Condition 2 (Application details) and Condition 3 (timescales for completion of mineral extraction and restoration) made under Section 73

Proposal details

Reference
ESS/28/26/CHL/SO
Agent
Helen Woodmancy

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DocumentPublishedAction
Screening Opinion - ESS/28/26/CHL/SO & ESS/29/26/CHL/SOScreening Opinion - ESS/28/26/CHL/SO & ESS/29/26/CHL/SO25 Jun 2026View
Agent Decision LetterAgent Decision Letter26 Jun 2026View
Bulls Lodge Quarry - EIA Screening Requests (Final) 14-04-2026Bulls Lodge Quarry - EIA Screening Requests (Final) 14-04-202621 Apr 2026View
Letter to ECC - Bulls Lodge Quarry (Final) 14-04-2026Letter to ECC - Bulls Lodge Quarry (Final) 14-04-202621 Apr 2026View
1267.BLQ.SCR.01 Site Location Plan1267.BLQ.SCR.01 Site Location Plan21 Apr 2026View
1267.BLQ.SCR.03 Aerial Plan1267.BLQ.SCR.03 Aerial Plan21 Apr 2026View
1267.BLQ.SCR.02 Planning Permission Boundaries Plan1267.BLQ.SCR.02 Planning Permission Boundaries Plan21 Apr 2026View
1267.BLQ.SCR.04 Designations Plan1267.BLQ.SCR.04 Designations Plan21 Apr 2026View
Chelmsford City Council Consultation ResponseChelmsford City Council Consultation Response23 Jun 2026View

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Application timeline

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  1. Date Received

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  2. Date Valid

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  3. Consultation Start

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  4. Consultation Expiry

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  5. Committee / Delegated Decision Date

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  6. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

EIA not required
Agent Decision Letter
Planning conditions

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