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COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENT 13 (1) FOR DCO WHITEMOSS LANDFILL SITE, GROUNDWATER AND SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING SCHEME

WHITEMOSS LANDFILL SITE, WHITE MOSS ROAD SOUTH, SKELMERSDALE

Application ApprovedReference: DCO WHITEMOSS 10Lancashire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Not published
Received
5 Feb 2016
Validated
5 Feb 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Lancashire County Council

Application overview

COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENT 13 (1) FOR DCO WHITEMOSS LANDFILL SITE, GROUNDWATER AND SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING SCHEME

Proposal details

Reference
DCO WHITEMOSS 10
Agent
MJCA

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Application location

WHITEMOSS LANDFILL SITE, WHITE MOSS ROAD SOUTH, SKELMERSDALE

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Cover Letter.pdfCOVER LETTER19 Feb 2016View
Groundwater and surface water management and monitoring scheme_Part1.pdfPART 119 Feb 2016View
Groundwater and surface water management and monitoring scheme_Part2.pdfPART 219 Feb 2016View
Groundwater and surface water management and monitoring scheme_Part3.pdfPART 319 Feb 2016View
Groundwater and surface water management and monitoring scheme_Part4.pdfPART 419 Feb 2016View
Groundwater and surface water management and monitoring scheme_Part5.pdfPART 519 Feb 2016View
Groundwater and surface water management and monitoring scheme_Part6.pdfPART 619 Feb 2016View
Groundwater and surface water management and monitoring scheme_Part7.pdfPART 719 Feb 2016View
Groundwater and surface water management and monitoring scheme_Part8.pdfPART 819 Feb 2016View
Groundwater and surface water management and monitoring scheme_Part9.pdfPART 919 Feb 2016View
WL_WLg19439letter.pdfLETTER TO AMENDED INFORMATION13 Jun 2016View
Part 1 Ground water Level Monitoring.pdfAMENDED PART 1 GROUNDWATER LEVEL MONITORING13 Jun 2016View
Part 2 Ground water Level Monitoring.pdfAMENDED PART 2 GROUNDWATER LEVEL MONITORING13 Jun 2016View
Part 3 Ground water Level Monitoring.pdfAMENDED PART 3 GROUNDWATER LEVEL MONITORING13 Jun 2016View
Part 4 Ground water Level Monitoring.pdfAMENDED PART 4 GROUNDWATER LEVEL MONITORING13 Jun 2016View
Plastic pipe specification.pdfPLASTIC PIPE SPECIFICATION13 Jun 2016View
NO-2016-108596.pdfENVIRONMENT AGENCY COMMENTS RECEIVED 14/03/201614 Mar 2016View
Delegated Report.pdfDELEGATED REPORT19 Jul 2016View
Decision Letter.pdfDECISION LETTER19 Jul 2016View

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Decision Letter.pdf
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