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Details pursuant to condition 31 (Advance Planting) of ESS/85/06/UTT for Winning & working of sand and gravel, erection of a concrete plant, workshop & ancillary buildings/importation & treatment of inert material to produce secondary aggregate & reclamation material for progressive restoration to landscaped farmland

Highwood Quarry, Stortford Road, Little Easton, Near Great Dunmow, Essex

Decision MadeReference: ESS/65/06/UTT/31/1Essex County Council

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Application location

Highwood Quarry, Stortford Road, Little Easton, Near Great Dunmow, Essex

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Submission of Details CC/ESS
Received
12 Dec 2011
Validated
12 Dec 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Details pursuant to condition 31 (Advance Planting) of ESS/85/06/UTT for Winning & working of sand and gravel, erection of a concrete plant, workshop & ancillary buildings/importation & treatment of inert material to produce secondary aggregate & reclamation material for progressive restoration to landscaped farmland

Proposal details

Reference
ESS/65/06/UTT/31/1
Agent
Mr David Hunter

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Documents 7 of 7

DocumentPublishedAction
SOD ReportSOD Report17 Aug 2018View
Email from DK Symes March 2012 Hedgerow Planting & Bridleway Planting DetailEmail from DK Symes March 2012 Hedgerow Planting & Bridleway Planting Detail9 Jun 2025View
High Wood SSSI Buffer Zone managament Aug 2013High Wood SSSI Buffer Zone managament Aug 20139 Jun 2025View
Drawing planting 89079/CO/1d - buffer area Aug 2013Drawing planting 89079/CO/1d - buffer area Aug 201315 Aug 2018View
Drawing 89079-CO-1c dated 22-3-2012 Southside access road plantingDrawing 89079-CO-1c dated 22-3-2012 Southside access road planting22 Mar 2012View
Drawing 89079-OS-1c Planting Bund 7 hedge and bridleway planting dated 22-3-2012Drawing 89079-OS-1c Planting Bund 7 hedge and bridleway planting dated 22-3-201222 Mar 2012View
Agent DecisionAgent Decision17 Aug 2018View

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