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Before topsoils and subsoils are stripped a detailed Scheme of Soil Movement and Storage shall be submitted for the written approval of the Minerals Planning Authority, in consultation with Natural England. Such scheme shall take the results of the Salinity Report (dated February 1991) and the applicants’ letter of 16 August 1991 to MAFF into account. Unless otherwise approved in writing by the Minerals Planning Authority, the soil handling scheme shall: identify the areas to be treated; be based on treating each 25cm layer of subsoil with gypsum prior to stripping. (In order to achieve the maximum mixing effect); and specify the rate and the method of gypsum application. Soils shall be moved and stored in accordance with the approved scheme.

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

Decision MadeReference: ESS/51/08/ROC/27/1Essex County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Submission of Details CC/ESS
Received
28 Aug 2012
Validated
28 Aug 2012
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Before topsoils and subsoils are stripped a detailed Scheme of Soil Movement and Storage shall be submitted for the written approval of the Minerals Planning Authority, in consultation with Natural England. Such scheme shall take the results of the Salinity Report (dated February 1991) and the applicants’ letter of 16 August 1991 to MAFF into account. Unless otherwise approved in writing by the Minerals Planning Authority, the soil handling scheme shall: identify the areas to be treated; be based on treating each 25cm layer of subsoil with gypsum prior to stripping. (In order to achieve the maximum mixing effect); and specify the rate and the method of gypsum application. Soils shall be moved and stored in accordance with the approved scheme.

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ESS/51/08/ROC/27/1

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

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