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Extraction of fen soil, sand and loam from ca 10ha former arable land; import of up to 5,000 tonnes per annum of sand, and soils or compost to site to create blended product; and restoration to nature conservation afteruse.

Browns Fen, Oxborough Road, Stoke Ferry

Application ApprovedReference: C/2/2011/2003Norfolk County Council

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Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full
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Validated
2 Mar 2011
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Norfolk County Council

Application overview

Extraction of fen soil, sand and loam from ca 10ha former arable land; import of up to 5,000 tonnes per annum of sand, and soils or compost to site to create blended product; and restoration to nature conservation afteruse.

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C/2/2011/2003

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Application location

Browns Fen, Oxborough Road, Stoke Ferry

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Documents 34 of 34

DocumentPublishedAction
PLANNING FORM A RevA.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Minerals Part B.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Land Ownership Certificate.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Jo Parmenter memo.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Design & Access statement combined ISSUE.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Noise.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Ecological survey and assessment REV A.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Browns Fen Flood Risk.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Archaeology report.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Traffic assessment.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Statement of community involvement REV A.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Hydrology.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Appropriate Assessment.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Land Use Statement.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Tree statement.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Assessment of dust nuisance.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Landscape and Visual impact assessment.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Phasing & Restoration Proposals.pdf-8 Mar 2011View
Figure PS-04c Toilet elevations-B.pdf-2 Dec 2011View
N10635-001 Bund sections.pdf-2 Dec 2011View
PS02 Site Plan revised.pdf-2 Dec 2011View
Figure PS-04a Process area facilities-RevC.pdf-2 Dec 2011View
Figure PS-04b Container elevations.pdf-2 Dec 2011View
10519 M001.pdfOther Letters2 Dec 2011View
10519 M002.pdfOther Letters2 Dec 2011View
PS02 Site Plan.pdf-3 Feb 2012View
N10635-001 Bund Secs.pdf-3 Feb 2012View
EHO Breckland DC.pdf-8 Feb 2012View
Figure 03 Traffic Routes-A.pdf-13 Feb 2012View
Movement of soil from Oxburgh.pdf-13 Feb 2012View
Environment Agency 2.pdf-23 Feb 2012View
Landscape and Trees Officer.pdf-27 Feb 2012View
Noise Management Strategy.pdf-12 Mar 2012View
C2112003 Stoke Ferry.pdfDecision Notice20 Mar 2012View

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C2112003 Stoke Ferry.pdf
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