Details pursuant to Condition 26 (Noise Monitoring) of planning permission ESS/78/23/MAL for the " 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"
Land at: Asheldham Quarry, Southminster Road, Asheldham, Essex, CM0 7DZ
Decision MadeReference: ESS/78/23/MAL/26/2Essex County Council
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Details pursuant to Condition 26 (Noise Monitoring) of planning permission ESS/78/23/MAL for the " 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"
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Reference
ESS/78/23/MAL/26/2
Agent
Mr Lee Finch
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