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Details pursuant to conditions 6 (Rail Strategy), 10 (Contamination Risk), 11 (Buffer Management Zone), 12 (Environmental Management Plan), 13 (Archaeology), 14 (Landscaping) and 20 (Details of the Waste Bunker) of planning permission SW/10/444

Land at Kemsley Paper Mill, Kemsley, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME10 2TD

DeterminedReference: KCC/SW/0263/2013Kent County Council

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Not published
Received
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Validated
5 Aug 2013
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Kent County Council

Application overview

Details pursuant to conditions 6 (Rail Strategy), 10 (Contamination Risk), 11 (Buffer Management Zone), 12 (Environmental Management Plan), 13 (Archaeology), 14 (Landscaping) and 20 (Details of the Waste Bunker) of planning permission SW/10/444

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/SW/0263/2013
Alternative references
SW/10/444/RVAR
Agent
RPS Planning & Development

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Application location

Land at Kemsley Paper Mill, Kemsley, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME10 2TD

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Documents 14 of 14

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Application Form.pdfApplication Documents14 Aug 2013View
Cond 20 16315 A0 P 0105 Rev F Fig 4.2A Proposed Building Layout.pdfApplication Documents14 Aug 2013View
Condition 12 Environmental Monitoring and Mitigation Plan.pdfApplication Documents14 Aug 2013View
Condition 11 Ditch Buffer Zone Management Plan.pdfApplication Documents14 Aug 2013View
Condition 10 Interpretative Ground Investigation Report.pdfApplication Documents14 Aug 2013View
Letter from RPS dated 5 Aug 2013.pdfApplication Documents14 Aug 2013View
Figure 4 21 A Landscape Scheme F.pdfApplication Documents23 Sept 2013View
Cond 20 16315 A1 P 0223 Fig 4.30A Fuel Bunker Sections B B and C C.pdfApplication Documents14 Aug 2013View
Cond 20 16315 A1 P 0222 Fig 4.29A Fuel Bunker Section A A.pdfApplication Documents14 Aug 2013View
Condition 6 16692 P 0101 Proposed Site Layout.pdfApplication Documents14 Aug 2013View
Cond 20 16315 A1 P 0221 Fig 4.28 A Fuel Bunker Level -21.25 and Level +27.500m.pdfApplication Documents14 Aug 2013View
Cond 20 16315 A1 P 0220 Fig 4.27A Fuel Bunker Level -6.5m Level 0.00.pdfApplication Documents14 Aug 2013View
Condition 13 Archaeology Discharge.pdfApplication Documents14 Aug 2013View
Decision Notice.pdfDecision23 Sept 2013View

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