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Extension to Material Recovery Recycling Facility to process non-hazardous, co-mingled, dry recyclable waste consisting of a new process building; service yard; green waste and road sweeping bays; relocated smoking shelters and storage containers; foul drainage main; and retrofitting of ventilation ...

Costessey Materials Recycling Facility (MRF), Longwater Estate, Costessey, Norwich. NR5 0TL

Application ApprovedReference: C/7/2013/7015Norfolk County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
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15 Aug 2013
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Norfolk County Council

Application overview

Extension to Material Recovery Recycling Facility to process non-hazardous, co-mingled, dry recyclable waste consisting of a new process building; service yard; green waste and road sweeping bays; relocated smoking shelters and storage containers; foul drainage main; and retrofitting of ventilation ...

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C/7/2013/7015

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Costessey Materials Recycling Facility (MRF), Longwater Estate, Costessey, Norwich. NR5 0TL

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MRF Planning Application Covering Letter FINAL ISSUED.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
Costessey MRF Planning Statement ISSUED.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
Costessey MRF Design and Access Statement ISSUED.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
Planning-D-03LocationPlan.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
Planning-D-04SitePlan.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
Planning-D-01ExistingLayoutPlan.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
Planning-D-02ExistingElevations.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
Planning-D-05 Plan - Section.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
Planning-D-06Elevations.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
Planning-D-08Elevations-2.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
Planning-D-07ExternalWorks.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
E13851 - Costessey MRF Landscape and visual appraisal report ISSUE.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
E13851 - Costessey MRF Landscape and visual appraisal figures 1-5 ISSUE.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
E13851 - Costessey MRF Planning Ecological appraisal ISSUE.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
MRF Flood Risk Assessment July 2013 Report.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
MRF Flood Risk Assessment July 2013 Appendices E - F.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
Rp1v2 Noise Assessment.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
Transport Statement Rev A 30.7.13.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
FeeCalculation.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
AttachmentSummary.pdf-16 Aug 2013View
ApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdfApplication Forms16 Aug 2013View
C7127015 Costessey (MRF).pdfDecision Notice7 Nov 2013View

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C7127015 Costessey (MRF).pdf
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