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Variation of condition 2 and 9 of planning permission reference CR/585/06, to allow the Transfer Station to handle additional waste types and to extend the working hours of the Transfer Station respectively

Crawley Household Waste Recycling Site and Transfer Station, Metcalf Way, Crawley, RH11 7XN

Application ApprovedReference: CR/608/07West Sussex County Council

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Application location

Crawley Household Waste Recycling Site and Transfer Station, Metcalf Way, Crawley, RH11 7XN

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
27 Sept 2007
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Sussex County Council

Application overview

Variation of condition 2 and 9 of planning permission reference CR/585/06, to allow the Transfer Station to handle additional waste types and to extend the working hours of the Transfer Station respectively

Proposal details

Reference
CR/608/07
Parish
Crawley

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Consultation ResponseCR 608 07 WMSU Resp.pdf (83 kb)13 Nov 2007View
Internal ConsultationCR 608 07 Internal Consultation.pdf (15 kb)13 Nov 2007View
Consultation ResponseCR 608 07 H & T resp.pdf (43 kb)13 Nov 2007View
External ConsultationCR 608 07 External Consultation.pdf (12 kb)13 Nov 2007View
District Letter StartCR 608 07 District Letter Start.pdf (15 kb)13 Nov 2007View
Application FormCR 608 07 Application Form.pdf (0 kb)13 Nov 2007View
Agent AcknowledgementCR 608 07 Agent Ack.pdf (12 kb)13 Nov 2007View
Decision Notice LetterCR 608 07 Decision Letter DC.doc (31 kb)27 Dec 2007View
Decision Notice LetterCR 608 07 Decision Letter All.doc (31 kb)27 Dec 2007View
Decision Notice LetterCR 608 07 Decision Letter Agent.doc (32 kb)27 Dec 2007View
Consultation ResponseCR 608 07 Waste Managements Response.pdf (83 kb)23 Nov 2007View
Consultation ResponseCR 608 07 Borough Council Response 16 11 07.pdf (301 kb)23 Nov 2007View
Consultation ResponseCR 608 07 Borough Council correspondence 9th Oct 07.pdf (546 kb)23 Nov 2007View
Supporting StatementSupporting Statement.pdf (1006 kb)7 Sept 2022View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice.pdf (321 kb)7 Sept 2022View

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