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a)Change of use of site from waste water treatment plant to importing , processing of inert waste and distribution of recycled materials , b)Infilling on site with maximum 15% inert waste which is not recycled , c) re-use for forestry purposes

Edburton Contractors Ltd, Former Hurstpierpoint Sewage Treatment Works, Hurstpierpoint, Hassocks, BN6 9LL

Application RefusedReference: WSCC/021/09/HPWest Sussex County Council

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Application location

Edburton Contractors Ltd, Former Hurstpierpoint Sewage Treatment Works, Hurstpierpoint, Hassocks, BN6 9LL

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Application summary

Status
Application Refused
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
13 May 2009
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Sussex County Council

Application overview

a)Change of use of site from waste water treatment plant to importing , processing of inert waste and distribution of recycled materials , b)Infilling on site with maximum 15% inert waste which is not recycled , c) re-use for forestry purposes

Proposal details

Reference
WSCC/021/09/HP
Parish
Hurstpierpoint and Sayers Common

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Plans or Drawingsplans.pdf (3108 kb)28 May 2009View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice.pdf (58 kb)6 Oct 2009View
Consultation ResponseWSCC 021 09 HP Southern Water response.pdf (15 kb)3 Jul 2009View
Consultation ResponseWSCC 021 09 HP Mid Sx response.pdf (95 kb)3 Jul 2009View
Delegated ReportWSCC 021 09 HP Committee Report FINAL 170909.pdf (51 kb)6 Oct 2009View
Consultation ResponsePC Response 16 June 09.pdf (17 kb)22 Jun 2009View
Consultation ResponseLocal Development Response.pdf (8 kb)6 Jul 2009View
Consultation ResponseEA response 26 June 09.pdf (42 kb)1 Jul 2009View
Misc. Documentfinal transport statement 2009-05-07.pdf (1279 kb)28 May 2009View
Misc. Documentfinal planning suport statement 11.5.09.doc (172 kb)28 May 2009View
Plans or Drawingsplans 1.pdf (3890 kb)28 May 2009View
Consultation ResponseNatural England Response.pdf (157 kb)23 Jun 2009View
Application FormApplicationForm.pdf (1326 kb)28 May 2009View
Misc. Documentappendices for transport statement 2009-05-07 (1).pdf (3150 kb)28 May 2009View

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Decision & conditions

Refused
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