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Continuation of mineral extraction and development of waste recycling and composting facility, including demolition of existing mineral processing plant, construction of waste reception and sorting building enclosing sorting of domestic and commercial and industrial waste to recover recyclables, construction of in-vessel composting units for composting of sorted waste, reprofiling of levels of restored landfill site utilising on site materials, with restoration to parkland,

Crumps Farm,Stortford Rd,Little Canfield,Great Dunmow,CM6 1SR

Decision MadeReference: ESS/46/08/UTT/10aEssex County Council

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Crumps Farm,Stortford Rd,Little Canfield,Great Dunmow,CM6 1SR

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Submission of Details CC/ESS
Received
14 Oct 2013
Validated
14 Oct 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Continuation of mineral extraction and development of waste recycling and composting facility, including demolition of existing mineral processing plant, construction of waste reception and sorting building enclosing sorting of domestic and commercial and industrial waste to recover recyclables, construction of in-vessel composting units for composting of sorted waste, reprofiling of levels of restored landfill site utilising on site materials, with restoration to parkland,

Proposal details

Reference
ESS/46/08/UTT/10a
Agent
Mr J Snow

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Additional Information - Letter dated 20/12/13Additional Information - Letter dated 20/12/1330 Dec 2013View
2. Additional Information - 17/06/142. Additional Information - 17/06/1417 Jun 2014View
3. Additional Information - 17/06/143. Additional Information - 17/06/1417 Jun 2014View
4. Additional Information - 17/06/144. Additional Information - 17/06/1417 Jun 2014View
5. Additional Information - 17/06/145. Additional Information - 17/06/1417 Jun 2014View
1. Additional Information - 17/06/141. Additional Information - 17/06/1417 Jun 2014View
Decision LetterDecision Letter14 Jul 2014View

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