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Application to revise the pre-settlement contours of the existing landfill operation through the importation of non-hazardous waste, with associated extension in time requiring all operations to have ceased and the site to be restored by 31 December 2016. The application also provides for open windrow composting of green waste to take place at the site, with the product used for soil improvement at the site, and revision of localized post settlement contours , including the infilling of a pond at Barling Marsh Quarry and Landfill, Mucking Hall Road, Barling Magna.

Barling Marsh Quarry and Landfill Site,Mucking Hall Road,Barling Magna,Rochford,SS3 0NR

Decision MadeReference: ESS/47/10/ROC/SOEssex County Council

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Application location

Barling Marsh Quarry and Landfill Site,Mucking Hall Road,Barling Magna,Rochford,SS3 0NR

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Screening Opinion Request CC/ESS
Received
24 Aug 2016
Validated
24 Aug 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Application to revise the pre-settlement contours of the existing landfill operation through the importation of non-hazardous waste, with associated extension in time requiring all operations to have ceased and the site to be restored by 31 December 2016. The application also provides for open windrow composting of green waste to take place at the site, with the product used for soil improvement at the site, and revision of localized post settlement contours , including the infilling of a pond at Barling Marsh Quarry and Landfill, Mucking Hall Road, Barling Magna.

Proposal details

Reference
ESS/47/10/ROC/SO
Agent
Mr Kevin Colby

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DocumentPublishedAction
Cobering letterCobering letter6 Sept 2016View
FeesFees6 Sept 2016View
Figure 1 Sit LocationFigure 1 Sit Location6 Sept 2016View
Figure 2 Site LayoutFigure 2 Site Layout6 Sept 2016View
Figure 3 method and schemeFigure 3 method and scheme6 Sept 2016View
Figure 5 Post settlement controlFigure 5 Post settlement control6 Sept 2016View
habittat surveyhabittat survey6 Sept 2016View
Habitat survey part 2Habitat survey part 26 Sept 2016View
Application StatementApplication Statement6 Sept 2016View
Surcharging PermissionSurcharging Permission6 Sept 2016View
Application FormApplication Form6 Sept 2016View
SummarySummary6 Sept 2016View

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