Discharge of Condition 68 (Annual report - quantities of aggregate exported from site in previous 12 months) on planning permission 2019/0433/FUL - Southern extension to Clipsham Quarry (primarily to release blockstone reserves); restoration of the southern extension through the importation of restoration material; continuation of aggregate extraction including flooring and walling stone along with Lincolnshire Limestone within the existing quarry; and erection of stone working facility to be operated ancillary to the continued blockstone extraction and processing operations.
Big Pit Quarry Bidwell Lane Clipsham Rutland
DecidedReference: 2023/0215/DISRutland County Council
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Discharge of Condition 68 (Annual report - quantities of aggregate exported from site in previous 12 months) on planning permission 2019/0433/FUL - Southern extension to Clipsham Quarry (primarily to release blockstone reserves); restoration of the southern extension through the importation of restoration material; continuation of aggregate extraction including flooring and walling stone along with Lincolnshire Limestone within the existing quarry; and erection of stone working facility to be operated ancillary to the continued blockstone extraction and processing operations.
Proposal details
Reference
2023/0215/DIS
Alternative references
PP-11971994
Ward
Greetham Ward
Parish
Pickworth Parish Meeting
Agent
Liam Toland Planning
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