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Retrospective Application for change of use from road materials storage to wood recycling and green waste open windrow composting, including modular building , weighbridge, lagoons, fixed grading machine, mobile shredder, parking and hard standing areas and improvements to site access road

Old Hethel Airfield, Stanfield Road, Wymondham, Norfolk

Application ApprovedReference: C/7/2011/7006Norfolk County Council

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Application location

Old Hethel Airfield, Stanfield Road, Wymondham, Norfolk

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full
Received
Not published
Validated
2 Sept 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Norfolk County Council

Application overview

Retrospective Application for change of use from road materials storage to wood recycling and green waste open windrow composting, including modular building , weighbridge, lagoons, fixed grading machine, mobile shredder, parking and hard standing areas and improvements to site access road

Proposal details

Reference
C/7/2011/7006

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Documents 32 of 32

DocumentPublishedAction
App Form.pdf-25 May 2011View
Arboricultural Assessment.pdf-25 May 2011View
D&A.pdf-25 May 2011View
PP.pdf-25 May 2011View
Memo.pdf-25 May 2011View
Introd.pdf-25 May 2011View
Grader.pdf-25 May 2011View
Site Location.pdf-25 May 2011View
Elevations.pdf-25 May 2011View
Location.pdf-25 May 2011View
Wymondham Site plan.pdf-27 May 2011View
C-7-2011-7006_Drhed.pdf-8 Jun 2011View
Noise Assessment.pdf-8 Jun 2011View
Flood Risk Assessment.pdf-8 Jun 2011View
Water Management.pdf-8 Jun 2011View
Surface Water Assessment.pdf-8 Jun 2011View
Ecology Survey.pdf-8 Jun 2011View
Cross Sections.pdf-8 Jun 2011View
Sections AA & BB.pdf-8 Jun 2011View
Water run off plan.pdf-8 Jun 2011View
App Site.pdf-8 Jun 2011View
C-7-2011-7006_Drar.pdf-8 Jun 2011View
C-7-2011-7006_Drjl.pdf-8 Jun 2011View
App form 12811.pdf-13 Sept 2011View
Conclusion.pdf-13 Sept 2011View
Planning and Supporting Support Aug 11.pdf-13 Sept 2011View
Site plan Aug11.pdf-13 Sept 2011View
Surfacing cross Section Aug 11.pdf-13 Sept 2011View
Site plan Aug 11.pdf-13 Sept 2011View
Landscape proposals eastern section.pdf-21 Sept 2011View
landscaping proposals western section.pdf-21 Sept 2011View
C7117006 Wymondham.pdfDecision Notice30 Nov 2011View

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Decision & conditions

Permitted / Approved
C7117006 Wymondham.pdf
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