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Use and preparation of land for disposal of bypass dust and associated operations.

Southam Cement Works Southam Road Long Itchington Southam Warwickshire CV47 9RA

WCC GrantedReference: 06/02872/COUNTYStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
WCC Granted
Application type
County Matter
Received
10 Oct 2006
Validated
10 Oct 2006
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Use and preparation of land for disposal of bypass dust and associated operations.

Proposal details

Reference
06/02872/COUNTY
Ward
Long Itchington Ward
Parish
Long Itchington
Agent
Warwickshire County Council

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Application location

Southam Cement Works Southam Road Long Itchington Southam Warwickshire CV47 9RA

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
Location Plan (No.P5_1775_1)Council document10 Oct 2006View
Block Plan (No.Fig 02 P1)Council document10 Oct 2006View
Block Plan (No.Fig 01 P1)Council document10 Oct 2006View
Site Layout and Waste Depostion (No.ESIDCouncil document13 Oct 2006View
Location Plan (No.ESID2)Council document13 Oct 2006View
Location Plan (No.ESID3)Council document13 Oct 2006View
Location Plan (No.ESID 5B)Council document13 Oct 2006View
Location Plan (No.ESID5a)Council document13 Oct 2006View
Block Plan (No.ESID8)Council document13 Oct 2006View
Other Plans (No.ESID6D)Council document13 Oct 2006View
Other Plans (No.ESID6c)Council document13 Oct 2006View
Other Plans (No.ESID6b)Council document13 Oct 2006View
Other Plans (No.ESID6a)Council document13 Oct 2006View
Other Plans (No.ESID7B)Council document13 Oct 2006View
Other Plans (No.ESID6E)Council document13 Oct 2006View
Applicant_AgentCouncil document10 Oct 2006View
Applicant_AgentCouncil document10 Oct 2006View
Environmental StatementCouncil document10 Oct 2006View
Applicant _ AgentCouncil document13 Oct 2006View
PCCouncil document24 Oct 2006View
WM StevensCouncil document24 Oct 2006View
SDC ConsultationCouncil document1 Feb 2010View
WCC DecisionCouncil document28 Jan 2010View

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