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Extraction of up to 400 tonnes of Blue Lias building stone off Cumhill (Hitchens Hill Ground) over a 12 month period including the temporary use of part of the 'Red Barn' for processing and storage and the temporary use of the 'Green Barn' for stone breaking

Worthy Farm, Worthy Lane, Pilton, Somerset BA4 4BY

Application ApprovedReference: SCC/3538/2018Somerset Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
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Received
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Validated
11 Jan 2019
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Somerset Council

Application overview

Extraction of up to 400 tonnes of Blue Lias building stone off Cumhill (Hitchens Hill Ground) over a 12 month period including the temporary use of part of the 'Red Barn' for processing and storage and the temporary use of the 'Green Barn' for stone breaking

Proposal details

Reference
SCC/3538/2018
Alternative references
2019/0120/CNT
Agent
Mr Steven Kearle

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Application location

Worthy Farm, Worthy Lane, Pilton, Somerset BA4 4BY

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
Ownership certificate_redacted.pdfCertificate15 Jan 2019View
Application Form_redacted.pdfForm16 Jan 2019View
DECISION NOTICE_SCC-3538-2018.docNotice4 Apr 2019View
Quarry Proposed Site 2018SQA001 V4 .pdfPlan11 Jan 2019View
Quarry Proposed Site 2018SQA001 V3.pdfPlan11 Jan 2019View
Register Site Plan Worthy Farm.jpgPlan6 Dec 2018View
Route map.pdfPlan6 Dec 2018View
Quarry Proposed Site 2018 V3.pdfPlan25 Mar 2019View
Rep Mr C Watt 25012019(1).pdfResponse25 Jan 2019View
Rep AIr Quality 230119.pdfResponse28 Jan 2019View
Rep Enviro 23012019.pdfResponse28 Jan 2019View
South West Herritage comments on SCC_3538_2018.pdfResponse29 Jan 2019View
Response from Community Protection (Noise).pdfResponse1 Feb 2019View
Rep Enviroment Agency 040219.pdfResponse6 Feb 2019View
Rep Mrs McKenzie.pdfResponse6 Feb 2019View
Rep C and J Nicholson 05022019.pdfResponse6 Feb 2019View
Mendip response.pdfResponse14 Feb 2019View
Ecology Response.pdfResponse14 Feb 2019View
Noise Response Worthy Farm SCC3538_2018.docxResponse21 Mar 2019View
Worthy Farm Press.pdfSite/Press Notice24 Jan 2019View
2018 Worthy Farm Quarry application supporting documents.pdfSupporting Information6 Dec 2018View
Acoustics Report.pdfSupporting Information6 Dec 2018View
Noise and Dust statements.pdfSupporting Information25 Mar 2019View

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Application Approved
DECISION NOTICE_SCC-3538-2018.doc
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