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Application for a Non-Material Amendment to Condition 8 of planning permission ES.12/07/5008 W to remove the conflict with planning permission ES.14/15/5008 W to regularise the storage of baled recyclable materials in the new steel framed building

Willshee's Skip Hire Ltd, Wharf Road, Burton on Trent

This application was decided on 28 Jan 2020Reference: ES.12/07/5008 W NMA3Staffordshire County Council

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Application location

Willshee's Skip Hire Ltd, Wharf Road, Burton on Trent

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Application summary

Status
This application was decided on 28 Jan 2020
Application type
Application for a Non-Material Amendment to the Planning Permission
Received
Not published
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
11 Feb 2020
Local authority
Staffordshire County Council

Application overview

Application for a Non-Material Amendment to Condition 8 of planning permission ES.12/07/5008 W to remove the conflict with planning permission ES.14/15/5008 W to regularise the storage of baled recyclable materials in the new steel framed building

Proposal details

Reference
ES.12/07/5008 W NMA3
Alternative references
PP-08419421
Ward
Burton Town ED
Parish
Burton
Agent
AC Environmental Consulting Ltd (Bucknal
UPRN
MAN009501

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
140 Operational Site Plan (dwg no AC W-02) - ES 12 07 5008 W NMA3.PDF4 Application document14 Jan 2020View
100 Approved document - Application Form dated 13 January 2020 (no personal data) - ES 12 07 5008 W NMA3.PDF4 Application document14 Jan 2020View
110 Approved document - Non-material Amendment Statement - January 2020 - ES 12 07 5008 W NMA3.PDF4 Application document14 Jan 2020View
130 Location Plan - ES 12 07 5008 W NMA3.PDF4 Application document14 Jan 2020View
090 Delegated Letter - 28 January 2020 - ES 12 07 5008 W NMA3.PDF4 Application document28 Jan 2020View
120 Approved document - Site Layout Plan (dwg no 1712SL rev 1 3) - ES 12 07 5008 W NMA3.PDF4 Application document14 Jan 2020View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVED - NON-MATERIAL AMENDMENT
Planning conditions
  1. Application for a Non-Material Amendment to Condition 8 of planning permission ES.12/07/5008 W to remove the conflict with planning permission ES.14/15/5008 W to regularise the storage of baled recyclable materials in the new steel framed building
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