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Variation of planning conditions 2 and 4 and removal of planning condition 3 on planning permission reference number: 13/000058/CM so as to allow the increase in throughput of material from 6,000 tonnes per annum to 9,000 tonnes per annum; the sale of bulk loads of compost to local farmers and other trade/bulk users and for the compost to be used on the applicants land and also on land elsewhere

Pendock Environmental,Eldersfield,GL19 4PR

PermittedReference: 14/000013/CMWorcestershire County Council

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Application location

Pendock Environmental,Eldersfield,GL19 4PR

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Application summary

Status
Permitted
Application type
County Matter
Received
25 Mar 2014
Validated
7 Apr 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcestershire County Council

Application overview

Variation of planning conditions 2 and 4 and removal of planning condition 3 on planning permission reference number: 13/000058/CM so as to allow the increase in throughput of material from 6,000 tonnes per annum to 9,000 tonnes per annum; the sale of bulk loads of compost to local farmers and other trade/bulk users and for the compost to be used on the applicants land and also on land elsewhere

Proposal details

Reference
14/000013/CM
Parish
Eldersfield, Pendock
Agent
Mr Andrew Troughton, Carver Knowles

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
08 Minutes item 5 - 15 July 201408_Minutes_item_5_-_15_July_2014.pdfNot publishedView
07 Committee Report - item 5 - 15 July 201407_Committee_Report_-_item_5_-_15_July_2014.pdfNot publishedView
06 Decision Notice06_Decision_Notice.pdfNot publishedView
05 Public Notice - Dated 18th April 201405_Public_Notice_-_Dated_18th_April_2014.pdfNot publishedView
04 Location Plan04_Site_Location_Plan.pdfNot publishedView
03 Supporting Statement03_Supporting_Statement.pdfNot publishedView
02 Application Form02_ApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdfNot publishedView
01 Planning Permission 13000058 CM01_Planning_Permission_13000058_CM.pdfNot publishedView

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Decision & conditions

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06 Decision Notice
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