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Variation of Conditions 1, 2, 3 and 4 of planning permission ref. C/3/2010/3028 to allow a further 9 years to complete operations and to adopt revised bunding for the quarry extension and revised restoration phasing for the original quarry

East Bilney Quarry, East Bilney, Beetley, Dereham, Norfolk, NR20 4HH

Application ApprovedReference: C/3/2014/3019Norfolk County Council

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Application location

East Bilney Quarry, East Bilney, Beetley, Dereham, Norfolk, NR20 4HH

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Variation of Conditions 1, 2, 3 and 4 of planning permission ref. C/3/2010/3028 to allow a further 9 years to complete operations and to adopt revised bunding for the quarry extension and revised restoration phasing for the original quarry

Proposal details

Reference
C/3/2014/3019

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Title Page.pdf-27 Nov 2014View
Contents.pdf-27 Nov 2014View
Location Plan.pdf-27 Nov 2014View
Planning Statement.pdf-27 Nov 2014View
Annex 1 (Transport Statement).pdf-27 Nov 2014View
East Bilney- M(MA)8(43) Phased Restoration 2014 (1).pdf-27 Nov 2014View
East Bilney- M(MA)8(44) Phased Restoration 2016.pdf-27 Nov 2014View
East Bilney- M(MA)8(45) Phased Restoration 2018.pdf-27 Nov 2014View
East Bilney- M(MA)8(46) Phased Restoration 2020.pdf-27 Nov 2014View
East Bilney- M(MA)8(47) Phased Restoration 2022.pdf-27 Nov 2014View
East Bilney- M(MA)8(48) Phased Restoration 2024.pdf-27 Nov 2014View
East Bilney- M(MA)8(49) Phased Restoration 2026.pdf-27 Nov 2014View
East Bilney- M(MA)8(50) Phased Restoration 2028.pdf-27 Nov 2014View
East Bilney- M(MA)8(51) Phased Restoration 2030.pdf-27 Nov 2014View
Appendix B (Revised Bunding Arrangements for Extension Area).pdf-27 Nov 2014View
Appendix D (Sustainability Statement).pdf-27 Nov 2014View
Appendix E (Statement of Community Involvement).pdf-27 Nov 2014View
Application Form, Notice & Certificates.pdfApplication Forms27 Nov 2014View
Appendix C (Decision Notice Ref C.3.2010.3028).pdfDecision Notice27 Nov 2014View
Decision notice.pdfDecision Notice8 Apr 2015View

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Decision & conditions

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Appendix C (Decision Notice Ref C.3.2010.3028).pdf Decision notice.pdf
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