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Application for approval of details of noise attenuation barrier and noise monitoring scheme pursuant to conditions (2) and (17) of planning permission TM/12/983

Ham Hill Quarry, Snodland, Kent, ME6 5LA

DeterminedReference: KCC/TM/0350/2013Kent County Council

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Application location

Ham Hill Quarry, Snodland, Kent, ME6 5LA

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Application for approval of details of noise attenuation barrier and noise monitoring scheme pursuant to conditions (2) and (17) of planning permission TM/12/983

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/TM/0350/2013
Alternative references
TM/12/983/R2&17
Agent
Matthews & Son LLP

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Technical Note from Walker Beak Mason dated 20 feb 2014.pdfApplication Documents25 Feb 2014View
Photograph 3.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
Photograph 2.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
Email from Agent dated 5 August 2013.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
Scheme of noise monitoring.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
Email from Agent dated 9 Jan 2013.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
Email from Agent dated 10 November 2013.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
Acoustic Fencing.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
Technical Note.pdfApplication Documents24 Apr 2014View
Technical Note dated 16 August 2012.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
Technical Note dated 13 September 2013.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
Photograph 1.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
Email Exchange between Case Officer and Agent.msgApplication Documents25 Feb 2014View
H10 164 Cross Sections.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
H10 163 Development Proposals.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
H10 162 Development Proposals & Restoration Cross Sections.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
H10 161 Development Proposals & Restoration Landform With Cross Section Positions.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
H10 154 Development Proposals.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
Email from Agent dated 22 February 2013.pdfApplication Documents22 Nov 2013View
TM.12.983.R2.R17 Decision Notice.pdfDecision6 May 2014View

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  3. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

Details Approved
TM.12.983.R2.R17 Decision Notice.pdf
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