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Excavation of a borrow pit from up to 14.9ha of agricultural land to support the widening of the A11 as part of the Thetford to Fiveways road improvement by providing up to 400,000 tonnes of material for use as hoggin for the A11 sub-base layer and overburden for general fill for a period of approx 12-18 months. NMA.

North Farm, Barnham Borrow Pit

Application ApprovedReference: SE/2012/0782NMASuffolk County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Non Material Amendment (Section 96)
Received
31 Jan 2013
Validated
1 Feb 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Suffolk County Council

Application overview

Excavation of a borrow pit from up to 14.9ha of agricultural land to support the widening of the A11 as part of the Thetford to Fiveways road improvement by providing up to 400,000 tonnes of material for use as hoggin for the A11 sub-base layer and overburden for general fill for a period of approx 12-18 months. NMA.

Proposal details

Reference
SE/2012/0782NMA
Agent
RPS Planning & Development Limited

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Application location

North Farm, Barnham Borrow Pit

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15027_118221_SE-2012-0782NMA pdf.pdf15027_118221_SE-2012-0782NMA pdf.pdf ( kb)8 Mar 2013View
15027_117211_Comments Highways Agency 20-02-13.pdf15027_117211_Comments Highways Agency 20-02-13.pdf ( kb)21 Feb 2013View
15027_117156_Comments Highways 20-02-13.pdf15027_117156_Comments Highways 20-02-13.pdf ( kb)20 Feb 2013View
15027_116980_Comments Countryside Phil Watson 08-02-13pdf.pdf15027_116980_Comments Countryside Phil Watson 08-02-13pdf.pdf ( kb)19 Feb 2013View
15027_116546_Comments Rights of Way 08-02-13 Barnham .pdf15027_116546_Comments Rights of Way 08-02-13 Barnham .pdf ( kb)8 Feb 2013View
15027_116545_Barnham Borrow Pit - Map Byways.pdf15027_116545_Barnham Borrow Pit - Map Byways.pdf ( kb)8 Feb 2013View
15027_116329_Comment Cllr Bishop.pdf15027_116329_Comment Cllr Bishop.pdf ( kb)6 Feb 2013View
15027_116278_Comments Archaeology 05-02-13.pdf15027_116278_Comments Archaeology 05-02-13.pdf ( kb)5 Feb 2013View
15027_116276_Comments Sue Hooton Ecology 05-02-13-.pdf15027_116276_Comments Sue Hooton Ecology 05-02-13-.pdf ( kb)5 Feb 2013View
15027_116075_Statement.pdf15027_116075_Statement.pdf ( kb)1 Feb 2013View
15027_116074_Location Plan.pdf15027_116074_Location Plan.pdf ( kb)1 Feb 2013View
15027_116073_Covering Letter 30-01-13.pdf15027_116073_Covering Letter 30-01-13.pdf ( kb)1 Feb 2013View
15027_116072_Application Form.pdf15027_116072_Application Form.pdf ( kb)1 Feb 2013View

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