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Submission of details in compliance with Schedule 6 of the Section 106 Legal Agreement relating to a Financial Statement to demonstrate that there is sufficient provision to meet the costs of restoration and aftercare

Wilnecote Quarry, Hedging Lane, Wilnecote, Tamworth

This case has been determined and the decision was issued on 19 Dec 2024.Reference: T.16/02/905 MW D2Staffordshire County Council

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Application location

Wilnecote Quarry, Hedging Lane, Wilnecote, Tamworth

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Application summary

Status
This case has been determined and the decision was issued on 19 Dec 2024.
Application type
Submission of Details to discharge the requirements of the condition(s) of the Planning Permission
Received
14 Jun 2019
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
9 Aug 2019
Local authority
Staffordshire County Council

Application overview

Submission of details in compliance with Schedule 6 of the Section 106 Legal Agreement relating to a Financial Statement to demonstrate that there is sufficient provision to meet the costs of restoration and aftercare

Proposal details

Reference
T.16/02/905 MW D2
Parish
Tamworth Unparished
UPRN
MAN015220

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Documents 5 of 5

DocumentPublishedAction
120 A Topographical Survey (April 2018) - T 16 02 905 MW D2 - Wilnecote Quarry.PDF4 Application document1 Jul 2019View
140 Link to restoration plan for planning reference T 16 02 905 MW.PDF4 Application document1 Jul 2019View
110 A Annual Report and Accounts 2018 - T 16 02 905 MW D2.PDF4 Application document14 Jun 2019View
100 A Letter from Forterra Building Products Ltd dated 4 June 2019 (Redacted Copy) - T 16 02 905 MW D2.PDF4 Application document2 Jul 2019View
130 Link to application documents for planning reference T 16 02 905 MW.PDF4 Application document1 Jul 2019View

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Decision & conditions

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Planning conditions
  1. Submission of details in compliance with Schedule 6 of the Section 106 Legal Agreement relating to a Financial Statement to demonstrate that there is sufficient provision to meet the costs of restoration and aftercare
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