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To extend the existing shale quarry and consequential revisions to the approved working and restoration plans for the existing shale quarry

Cauldon Shale Quarry, Cauldon Cement Works, Yelsway Lane, Cauldon, Stoke on Trent

This case has been determined and the decision was issued on 26 May 2006.Reference: SM.04/06/111 MStaffordshire County Council

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Application location

Cauldon Shale Quarry, Cauldon Cement Works, Yelsway Lane, Cauldon, Stoke on Trent

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Application summary

Status
This case has been determined and the decision was issued on 26 May 2006.
Application type
Application for Full Planning Permission for a 'major development' (accompanied by an Environmental Statement)
Received
5 May 2004
Validated
5 May 2004
Determination deadline
25 Aug 2004
Local authority
Staffordshire County Council

Application overview

To extend the existing shale quarry and consequential revisions to the approved working and restoration plans for the existing shale quarry

Proposal details

Reference
SM.04/06/111 M
Parish
Waterhouses
Agent
Dr. C. G. Down
UPRN
MAN014971

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100 Section 106 Legal Agreement - SM 04 06 111 M.PDF1 S106 / MoU11 Feb 2021View
110 Section 106 Legal Agreement plan - SM 04 06 111 M.PDF1 S106 / MoU11 Feb 2021View
Decision Notice dated 26 May 20060 Decision - Letter / Notice / Report10 Oct 2011View
Committee Report0 Decision - Letter / Notice / Report10 Oct 2011View

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Decision & conditions

GRANTED - WITH CONDITIONS
Decision Notice dated 26 May 2006 Committee Report
Planning conditions
  1. To extend the existing shale quarry and consequential revisions to the approved working and restoration plans for the existing shale quarry
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