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Condition 18 (buildings) The winning and working of sand and gravel, erection of a concrete plant, workshop and ancillary buildings, and the importation and treatment of inert material to produce secondary aggregate and reclamation material for progressive restoration to landscaped farmland.

S R C Aggregates, Highwood Quarry, Stortford Road, Little Canfield, Dunmow, CM6 1SL

Decision MadeReference: ESS/65/06/UTT/18/2Essex County Council

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Application location

S R C Aggregates, Highwood Quarry, Stortford Road, Little Canfield, Dunmow, CM6 1SL

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Submission of Details CC/ESS
Received
18 Feb 2014
Validated
27 Feb 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Condition 18 (buildings) The winning and working of sand and gravel, erection of a concrete plant, workshop and ancillary buildings, and the importation and treatment of inert material to produce secondary aggregate and reclamation material for progressive restoration to landscaped farmland.

Proposal details

Reference
ESS/65/06/UTT/18/2

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File Size: 9140, HREF: , Reference: A summary of the attachments in the proposalFile Size: 9140, HREF: , Reference: A summary of the attachments in the proposal6 Mar 2014View
File Size: 56328, HREF: , Reference: How the fee was calculatedFile Size: 56328, HREF: , Reference: How the fee was calculated6 Mar 2014View
File Size: 268035, HREF: , Reference: Application FormFile Size: 268035, HREF: , Reference: Application Form6 Mar 2014View
File Size: 766202, HREF: , Reference: Planning statementFile Size: 766202, HREF: , Reference: Planning statement6 Mar 2014View
File Size: 352554, HREF: , Reference: Site & other plansFile Size: 352554, HREF: , Reference: Site & other plans6 Mar 2014View
File Size: 335204, HREF: , Reference: Site & other plansFile Size: 335204, HREF: , Reference: Site & other plans6 Mar 2014View
File Size: 1779029, HREF: , Reference: The location planFile Size: 1779029, HREF: , Reference: The location plan6 Mar 2014View
Email 27/2/14 - WorkshopEmail 27/2/14 - Workshop6 Mar 2014View
Additional Information - Workshop LightingAdditional Information - Workshop Lighting1 Apr 2014View
Additional Information - Email 080514Additional Information - Email 0805143 Jul 2014View
Euro LampsEuro Lamps3 Jul 2014View
LightingLighting3 Jul 2014View
Decision LetterDecision Letter4 Jul 2014View

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