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Variation of conditions 1, 2, 15, 18 & 34 of Planning Permission C/3/2007/3044 to allow extraction until 31 December 2030 and restoration until 31 December 2032, with revised phasing and restoration.

Bittering Quarry, Reed Lane, Bittering, Dereham, Norfolk. NR19 2QS

Application ApprovedReference: C/3/2014/3008Norfolk County Council

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Application location

Bittering Quarry, Reed Lane, Bittering, Dereham, Norfolk. NR19 2QS

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full
Received
Not published
Validated
19 Jun 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Norfolk County Council

Application overview

Variation of conditions 1, 2, 15, 18 & 34 of Planning Permission C/3/2007/3044 to allow extraction until 31 December 2030 and restoration until 31 December 2032, with revised phasing and restoration.

Proposal details

Reference
C/3/2014/3008

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Title Page.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Planning Statement.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Appendix A (s106 Agreement).pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Plan No 1 - Application Area.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Plan No 2 - Composite Phasing Concept Plan.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Plan No 3 - Overall Restoration Plan.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Plan No 4 - Spreadoak Extraction Area Stage 1.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Plan No 5 - Spreadoak Extraction Area Stage 2.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Plan No 6 - Spreadoak Extraction Area Stage 3.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Plan No 7 - Spreadoak Extraction Area Stage 4.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Plan No 8 - Spreadoak Extraction Area Stage 5.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Plan No 9 - Spreadoak Extraction Area Stage 6.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Plan No 10 - Spreadoak Extraction Area Stage 7.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Plan No 11 - Spreadoak Extraction Area Stage 8.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Plan No 12 - Spreadoak Development Cross-Section Through Screening Bund.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Plan No 13 - Longham Quarry Extraction Areas.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Plan No 14 - Longham Quarry Restoration Phases.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Plan No 15 - Longham Quarry Concept Restoration.pdf-24 Jun 2014View
Application Form, Certificate & Notice.pdfApplication Forms24 Jun 2014View
C3143008 Bittering(1).pdfDecision Notice20 Nov 2014View

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Decision & conditions

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C3143008 Bittering(1).pdf
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