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Town and Country Planning (Environmental Assessment) Regulations 1999 - request for a scoping opinion for continuation of importation of non-hazardous dredgings for disposal and non-hazardous inert waste for engineering, landfilling and recovery purposes, commencement of importation of non-hazardous and in the future hazardous waste (i.e. residual soils) for landfilling, construction of a jetty, identification and allocation of dredging cells and landfill cells, clay lining of those landfill cells identified for non-hazardous and/or hazardous materials deposit and restoration of site to nature conservation

Hoo Island Medway Estuary

Medway CouncilReference MC/10/1538Scoping Opinion

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  1. DoneReceived22 Apr 2010
  2. DoneValidated22 Apr 2010
  3. Not publishedConsultationNo date on council record
  4. Not publishedTarget decision dateNo date on council record
  5. DecidedEIA Required26 May 2010

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Application type
Scoping Opinion
Ward
Peninsula Ward
Parish
Hoo St. Werburgh
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Proposal

Town and Country Planning (Environmental Assessment) Regulations 1999 - request for a scoping opinion for continuation of importation of non-hazardous dredgings for disposal and non-hazardous inert waste for engineering, landfilling and recovery purposes, commencement of importation of non-hazardous and in the future hazardous waste (i.e. residual soils) for landfilling, construction of a jetty, identification and allocation of dredging cells and landfill cells, clay lining of those landfill cells identified for non-hazardous and/or hazardous materials deposit and restoration of site to nature conservation

Reference
MC/10/1538
Ward
Peninsula Ward
Parish
Hoo St. Werburgh

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Documents

  • Decision NoticeDecision Notice13 Oct 2010View
  • Decision NoticeDecision Notice27 May 2010View
  • Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report26 May 2010View
  • Application FormApplication Form22 Apr 2010View
  • photosA4Drawings1 Jan 1900View
  • Scoping Report CurrentSupporting Documents1 Jan 1900View

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