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Erection of a waste transfer station building for the sorting of non-hazardous and inert dry-waste and the change of use of part of an existing haulage yard to a skip hire yard and waste transfer station with the erection of a picking station and waste storage bays with associated hardstandings (as existing) and amended parking and storage layout.

Land at Frog Lane Rainham

Apprv with cons Conditions/ReasonsReference: P1364.17London Borough of Havering

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Application summary

Status
Apprv with cons Conditions/Reasons
Application type
Not published
Received
10 Aug 2017
Validated
16 Aug 2017
Determination deadline
26 Feb 2018
Local authority
London Borough of Havering

Application overview

Erection of a waste transfer station building for the sorting of non-hazardous and inert dry-waste and the change of use of part of an existing haulage yard to a skip hire yard and waste transfer station with the erection of a picking station and waste storage bays with associated hardstandings (as existing) and amended parking and storage layout.

Proposal details

Reference
P1364.17
Ward
Rainham & Wennington
Agent
Mr John Collins DHA Planning Eclipse House, Eclipse Park Sittingbourne Road Maidstone ME14 3EN

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Application location

Land at Frog Lane Rainham

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer Report - COM_REPOfficer Report - COM_REP23 Feb 2018View
Decision Notice - havpdecaDecision Notice - havpdeca23 Feb 2018View
Cancelled PlansCancelled Plans12 Feb 2018View
Energy StatementSupporting Statements25 Jan 2018View
Application FormApplication Form9 Nov 2017View
Cancelled PlansCancelled Plans9 Nov 2017View
APPLICATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTAPPLICATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT22 Aug 2017View
OtherOther14 Aug 2017View
Desk StudySupporting Statements14 Aug 2017View
Transport StatementTraffic and Transport14 Aug 2017View
Flood Defence ConsentFlood/Surface Water14 Aug 2017View
PlansPlans14 Aug 2017View
Covering LetterCovering Letter14 Aug 2017View
Waste ManagementOther14 Aug 2017View
Flood Risk AssessmentFlood/Surface Water14 Aug 2017View
Planning Statement/D&APlanning Statement/D&A14 Aug 2017View
OtherOther14 Aug 2017View

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Apprv with cons Conditions/Reasons
Decision Notice - havpdeca
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