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Variation of conditions 4 and 5 of planning permission C/7/1998/7021 to allow 24 hour operation of the extended conveyor (subject of planning application C/7/2011/7017) and storage of biosolids up to 4 metres in height within the drop zone immediately below on small concrete pad

Whitlingham Wastewater Treatment Works, Kirby Road, Kirby Bedon, Norwich. NR14 8TZ

Application ApprovedReference: C/7/2011/7016Norfolk County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full
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Validated
16 Nov 2011
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Local authority
Norfolk County Council

Application overview

Variation of conditions 4 and 5 of planning permission C/7/1998/7021 to allow 24 hour operation of the extended conveyor (subject of planning application C/7/2011/7017) and storage of biosolids up to 4 metres in height within the drop zone immediately below on small concrete pad

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Reference
C/7/2011/7016

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Application location

Whitlingham Wastewater Treatment Works, Kirby Road, Kirby Bedon, Norwich. NR14 8TZ

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Cake back - sludge stack height plan.pdf-25 Nov 2011View
Site Location.pdf-25 Nov 2011View
Application Form.pdfApplication Forms25 Nov 2011View
Broads Authority - Fergus Bootman.pdf-5 Dec 2011View
Safeguarding NIA.pdf-8 Dec 2011View
simon mitchel.pdf-13 Dec 2011View
G Mitchell.pdf-15 Dec 2011View
Able Community Care.pdf-20 Dec 2011View
Environment Agency.pdf-21 Dec 2011View
Debbie Hunt.pdf-21 Dec 2011View
Kirby Bedon Parish Council.pdf-22 Dec 2011View
David Gifford.pdf-22 Dec 2011View
South Norfolk Council.pdf-30 Dec 2011View
EHO South Norfolk.pdf-30 Dec 2011View
Able Community Care Petition.pdf-3 Jan 2012View
Crown Point Estates.pdf-13 Jan 2012View
Environment Agency 2.pdf-6 Mar 2012View
Simon Mitchell.pdf-16 Mar 2012View
G Mitchell -10412.pdf-10 Apr 2012View
Simon Mitchell - 050412.pdf-13 Apr 2012View
Highways.pdf-29 May 2012View
Simon Mitchell - 050412.pdf-29 May 2012View
James Colman.pdf-21 Jun 2012View
Simon Mitchell 1.pdf-25 Jun 2012View
Environment Agency 3.pdf-2 Jul 2012View
NHS Norfolk.pdf-2 Jul 2012View
Kirby Bedon Parish Council 2.pdf-3 Jul 2012View
Kirby Parish Council - Police.pdf-9 Jul 2012View
James Alflatt - Bidwells.pdf-1 Aug 2012View
Ecologist.pdf-23 Aug 2012View
Historic Buildings Officer.pdf-21 Sept 2012View
C7117016 Kirby Bedon.pdfDecision Notice17 Oct 2012View

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C7117016 Kirby Bedon.pdf
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