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Discharge of Condition 6 - Longterm management of doormice. Previous permission 2017/01203/FUL - Change of use of land as an extension to the existing wastewater treatment works site and to the compensatory dormouse habitat and for the construction of an Advanced Anaerobic Digestion (AAD) Plant, together with associated landscaping and mitigation measures and the formation of temporary construction compounds at Cog Moors Wastewater Treatment Works, Cardiff Road, Dinas Powys

Cog Moors Sewage Treatment Works, Barry Road, Dinas Powys

ApprovedReference: 2017/01203/5/CDVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Condition Discharge
Received
22 Dec 2020
Validated
22 Dec 2020
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Discharge of Condition 6 - Longterm management of doormice. Previous permission 2017/01203/FUL - Change of use of land as an extension to the existing wastewater treatment works site and to the compensatory dormouse habitat and for the construction of an Advanced Anaerobic Digestion (AAD) Plant, together with associated landscaping and mitigation measures and the formation of temporary construction compounds at Cog Moors Wastewater Treatment Works, Cardiff Road, Dinas Powys

Proposal details

Reference
2017/01203/5/CD
Ward
Dinas Powys
Agent
Mr Howard Jones, Caulmert Ltd

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Application location

Cog Moors Sewage Treatment Works, Barry Road, Dinas Powys

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
AMENDED Dormouse Habitat Management Plan Ref 4798-S-203-HYD-XX-XX-RP-NX-14178 V002 May 2021.pdfAmended Details29 May 2021View
Application Form RedactedForms22 Dec 2020View
Covering Letter RedactedSupporting Documents22 Dec 2020View
4798-S-202-HYD-XX-XX-DR-XX-06101 Site BoundaryPlan22 Dec 2020View
4798-S-202-HYD-XX-XX-DR-XX-06100 Site Location PlanPlan22 Dec 2020View
NRW ResponseConsultee Response25 Feb 2021View
Consultee Response NRWConsultee Response17 Jun 2021View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice_2017012035CD(1).pdf8 Jul 2021View
SUPERSEDED Dormouse Habitat Management PlanSuperseded Details22 Dec 2020View

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