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Development of temporary Household Waste Recycling Site Facilities on land partly including and partly adjacent to existing access road, to accept mixed household waste for two months. Facility to replace existing facilities displaced by construction works.

Westhampnett Waste Recycling & Transfer Station, Stane Street, Westhampnett, Chichester, PO18 0NS

Application ApprovedReference: WH/3921/05West Sussex County Council

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Application location

Westhampnett Waste Recycling & Transfer Station, Stane Street, Westhampnett, Chichester, PO18 0NS

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
26 Sept 2005
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Sussex County Council

Application overview

Development of temporary Household Waste Recycling Site Facilities on land partly including and partly adjacent to existing access road, to accept mixed household waste for two months. Facility to replace existing facilities displaced by construction works.

Proposal details

Reference
WH/3921/05
Parish
Westhampnett

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Consultation ResponseWH 3921 05 EA Response.pdf (508 kb)5 Jan 2006View
Consultation ResponseWH 3921 05 Chichester DC response.pdf (217 kb)5 Jan 2006View
Internal ConsultationWH 3921 05 Internal Consultees.doc (53 kb)2 Nov 2005View
External ConsultationWH 3921 05 External Consultees.doc (49 kb)2 Nov 2005View
Consultation ResponseWH 3921 05 English Nature Response.pdf (420 kb)2 Nov 2005View
Consultation ResponseWH 3921 05 Ecologial Response.doc (24 kb)2 Nov 2005View
District Letter StartWH 3921 05 District Start Letter.doc (23 kb)2 Nov 2005View
Delegated ReportWH 3921 05 Delegated Report.doc (68 kb)23 Nov 2005View
Decision NoticeWH 3921 05 Decision Note.doc (60 kb)23 Nov 2005View
Decision Notice LetterWH 3921 05 Decision Letter DC.doc (22 kb)23 Nov 2005View
Decision Notice LetterWH 3921 05 Decision Letter All.doc (47 kb)23 Nov 2005View
Decision Notice LetterWH 3921 05 Decision Letter Agent.doc (22 kb)23 Nov 2005View
Consultation NoteWH 3921 05 Consultation Note.doc (44 kb)2 Nov 2005View
Agent AcknowledgementWH 3921 05 Agent Acknowleg.doc (24 kb)2 Nov 2005View
Consultation ResponseWH 3921 05 WMSU Response.pdf (284 kb)2 Nov 2005View

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