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Construction and operation of an alkalinity kiosk and ferric dosing kiosk

Billingshurst Waste Water Treatment Works, Stane Street, Billingshurst, West Sussex, RH14 9JU

Application ApprovedReference: WSCC/039/21West Sussex County Council

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Application location

Billingshurst Waste Water Treatment Works, Stane Street, Billingshurst, West Sussex, RH14 9JU

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
31 Aug 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Sussex County Council

Application overview

Construction and operation of an alkalinity kiosk and ferric dosing kiosk

Proposal details

Reference
WSCC/039/21
Parish
Billingshurst

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Site NoticeSITE NOTICE_WSCC-039-21.doc (55 kb)3 Sept 2021View
Design & Access StatementSouthern Water Billingshurst WwTW PDAS.pdf (157 kb)2 Sept 2021View
ApplicationformApplicationForm.pdf (392 kb)2 Sept 2021View
Site Location PlanSite Location Plan.pdf (409 kb)2 Sept 2021View
Layout PlanLayout Plan.pdf (487 kb)2 Sept 2021View
Alkalinity Kiosk Plan And ElevationsAlkalinity Kiosk plan and elevations.pdf (266 kb)2 Sept 2021View
Ferric Kiosk Plan And ElevationsFerric Kiosk plan and elevations.pdf (265 kb)2 Sept 2021View
Site ElevationsSite Elevations.pdf (350 kb)2 Sept 2021View
Construction Environment Managment PlanBillingshurst Phase 2 CEMP.pdf (310 kb)2 Sept 2021View
Consultation ResponseEnvironment Agency.pdf (82 kb)7 Sept 2021View
Consultation ResponseAmanda Jupp - Local Member.pdf (101 kb)7 Sept 2021View
Consultation ResponseBillingshurst Parish Council.pdf (56 kb)29 Sept 2021View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Archaeology.pdf (81 kb)29 Sept 2021View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Highways.pdf (73 kb)5 Oct 2021View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Flood Management.pdf (71 kb)6 Oct 2021View
Consultation ResponseWSCC Public Rights of Way.pdf (322 kb)6 Oct 2021View
Other CorrespondenceEOT Agreed 6th April 2022.msg (173 kb)6 Apr 2022View
Condition 3 DischargedWSCC 039 21 Condition 3 Discharged.pdf (1238 kb)5 Dec 2022View
Supporting Email Chain Condition 3Supporting Email Chain.pdf (327 kb)5 Dec 2022View

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