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Engineering works to create a clean water storage lagoon to provide off mains drinking water for the cattle housed at the unit. Works include the excavation and stockpiling of topsoil and carrying out of cut and fill operations to create the lagoon. The stored topsoil will be spread over the area of the works.

Holmbush Farm Isaacs Lane Haywards Heath West Sussex RH16 4RY

Prior Notification Not RequiredReference: DM/24/2958Mid Sussex District Council

Application location

Holmbush Farm Isaacs Lane Haywards Heath West Sussex RH16 4RY

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Application summary

Status
Prior Notification Not Required
Application type
Agricultural Prior Not. - Excav/Waste
Received
3 Dec 2024
Validated
3 Dec 2024
Determination deadline
31 Dec 2024
Local authority
Mid Sussex District Council

Application overview

Engineering works to create a clean water storage lagoon to provide off mains drinking water for the cattle housed at the unit. Works include the excavation and stockpiling of topsoil and carrying out of cut and fill operations to create the lagoon. The stored topsoil will be spread over the area of the works.

Proposal details

Reference
DM/24/2958
Alternative references
PP-13487810
Ward
Cuckfield, Bolney And Ansty
Parish
Ansty And Staplefield
Agent
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Delegated reportDelegated reportNot publishedView
Decision noticeDecision noticeNot publishedView
Environment AgencyConsultation responseNot publishedView
Flood Risk and Drainage TeamConsultation responseNot publishedView
WSCC HighwaysConsultation responseNot publishedView
WSCC Newt OfficerConsultation responseNot publishedView
Contaminated LandConsultation responseNot publishedView
MSDC Contaminated LandConsultation responseNot publishedView
Supporting StatementSupporting statementNot publishedView
Location Plan Drg No 170924_004Latest planNot publishedView
Proposed Layout Drg No : 170924 _002Latest planNot publishedView
Topographical Plan Drg No : 170924 _001Latest planNot publishedView
Sections Plan Drg No : 170924 _005Latest planNot publishedView
Application formApplication formNot publishedView

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Prior Approval Is Not Required

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