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Proposed Variation of Condition 7 - To allow the deliveries and unloading of permitted wastes, from Household Waste Recycling Centres only take place between1300-1600 on Saturdays and 0800-1600 hours on Sundays and Public/Bank Holidays.

Haverhill Waste Transfer Station, Homefield Road, Haverhill, Suffolk

Application ApprovedReference: SE/14/1868Suffolk County Council

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Application location

Haverhill Waste Transfer Station, Homefield Road, Haverhill, Suffolk

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Variation of Conditions
Received
29 Sept 2014
Validated
30 Sept 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Suffolk County Council

Application overview

Proposed Variation of Condition 7 - To allow the deliveries and unloading of permitted wastes, from Household Waste Recycling Centres only take place between1300-1600 on Saturdays and 0800-1600 hours on Sundays and Public/Bank Holidays.

Proposal details

Reference
SE/14/1868

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19300_158730_SE-14-1868- Haverhill Waste Transfer.docx19300_158730_SE-14-1868- Haverhill Waste Transfer.docx ( kb)24 Nov 2014View
19300_156827_Comments Haverhill Town Council 22-10-14.msg19300_156827_Comments Haverhill Town Council 22-10-14.msg ( kb)24 Oct 2014View
19300_155079_Application Form.pdf19300_155079_Application Form.pdf ( kb)1 Oct 2014View
19300_155063_Site Plan.pdf19300_155063_Site Plan.pdf ( kb)30 Sept 2014View
19300_155062_Site Location Plan.pdf19300_155062_Site Location Plan.pdf ( kb)30 Sept 2014View
19300_155061_Site Boundary Plan.pdf19300_155061_Site Boundary Plan.pdf ( kb)30 Sept 2014View
19300_155060_Haverhill WTS Supporting Statement for Change of Operational Hours (22.09.14).pdf19300_155060_Haverhill WTS Supporting Statement for Change of Operational Hours (22.09.14).pdf ( kb)30 Sept 2014View
19300_155059_FeeCalculation.pdf19300_155059_FeeCalculation.pdf ( kb)30 Sept 2014View
19300_155058_AttachmentSummary.pdf19300_155058_AttachmentSummary.pdf ( kb)30 Sept 2014View
19300_158733_Screening Opinion Letter 12-11-14.pdf19300_158733_Screening Opinion Letter 12-11-14.pdf ( kb)24 Nov 2014View
19300_158727_Officer delegated summary.pdf19300_158727_Officer delegated summary.pdf ( kb)24 Nov 2014View
19300_158371_Comments St Edmundsbury Borough Council 18-11-14.pdf19300_158371_Comments St Edmundsbury Borough Council 18-11-14.pdf ( kb)19 Nov 2014View
19300_157808_Comments Penny Moys Noise WTS 04-11-14 .pdf19300_157808_Comments Penny Moys Noise WTS 04-11-14 .pdf ( kb)12 Nov 2014View

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