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Details pursuant to Condition 12 (Waste Data Recording) of Planning permission ESS/78/23/MAL that was for “Continuation of Mineral Extraction and ancillary use without compliance with Conditions 3 (Approved Details); 4 (Approved details and Cessation date); 29 (Landscape and Restoration) and 50 (Landform and Restoration Levels) of planning permission ref: ESS/16/14/MAL a (Variation of Condition of a previous permission to provide for an extended timescale and importation of inert materials), to enable the implementation of a revised restoration scheme of time to existing quarry for an additional 15 years to 31st December 2029 and amendments to existing operation to allow for the importation of inert waste material for restoration”.

Land at: Asheldham Quarry, Southminster Road, Asheldham, Essex, CM0 7DZ

Decision MadeReference: ESS/78/23/MAL/12/1Essex County Council

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Status
Decision Made
Application type
Submission of Details CC/ESS
Received
15 Jan 2026
Validated
15 Jan 2026
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Essex County Council

Application overview

Details pursuant to Condition 12 (Waste Data Recording) of Planning permission ESS/78/23/MAL that was for “Continuation of Mineral Extraction and ancillary use without compliance with Conditions 3 (Approved Details); 4 (Approved details and Cessation date); 29 (Landscape and Restoration) and 50 (Landform and Restoration Levels) of planning permission ref: ESS/16/14/MAL a (Variation of Condition of a previous permission to provide for an extended timescale and importation of inert materials), to enable the implementation of a revised restoration scheme of time to existing quarry for an additional 15 years to 31st December 2029 and amendments to existing operation to allow for the importation of inert waste material for restoration”.

Proposal details

Reference
ESS/78/23/MAL/12/1
Agent
Mr Lee Finch

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Application location

Land at: Asheldham Quarry, Southminster Road, Asheldham, Essex, CM0 7DZ

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DocumentPublishedAction
SOD ReportSOD Report20 Jan 2026View
Void Space - Condition 9 Annual Survey of Waste Importation 2022.Void Space - Condition 9 Annual Survey of Waste Importation 2022.20 Jan 2026View
Agent DecisionAgent Decision20 Jan 2026View

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