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EIA Screening Opinion request is in respect of a full planning application for a ground-mounted solar farm to achieve a generating capacity of approximately up to 25 MWp together with all associated works, equipment, necessary infrastructure and landscape planting (Proposed Development).

Land South West Of The Warren Hackmans Lane Purleigh Essex

EIA not requiredReference: 22/01247/SCRMaldon District Council

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Land South West Of The Warren Hackmans Lane Purleigh Essex

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Application summary

Status
EIA not required
Application type
Screening Opinion Requests
Received
13 Dec 2022
Validated
13 Dec 2022
Determination deadline
3 Jan 2023
Local authority
Maldon District Council

Application overview

EIA Screening Opinion request is in respect of a full planning application for a ground-mounted solar farm to achieve a generating capacity of approximately up to 25 MWp together with all associated works, equipment, necessary infrastructure and landscape planting (Proposed Development).

Proposal details

Reference
22/01247/SCR
Ward
Purleigh
Parish
Purleigh

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Final Officer Screening LetterFinal Officer Report25 Jun 2024View
Final Officer Screening MatrixFinal Officer Report25 Jun 2024View
Ecological_CommentsConsultation Responses EXTERNAL15 Feb 2023View
Highways responseConsultation Responses EXTERNAL15 Feb 2023View
Purleigh Parish CouncilEmail - Parish Consultation Reply23 Jan 2023View
Environmental HealthConsultation Responses INTERNAL23 Jan 2023View
ConservationConsultation Responses INTERNAL19 Jan 2023View
Natural EnglandConsultation Responses EXTERNAL10 Jan 2023View
Sustainable Drainage SystemsConsultation Responses EXTERNAL10 Jan 2023View
ArchaeologyConsultation Responses EXTERNAL3 Jan 2023View
Request for Screening OpinionSupporting Information19 Dec 2022View
Email from ApplicantPlanning Application Form19 Dec 2022View

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  1. Application Received Date

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  7. Decision Made Date

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  8. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

EIA Not Required
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