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The operator of a waste processing facility in Derbyshire failed to overturn an enforcement notice requiring him to cease storing and composting material on his land, because it undermined the character of the area.
A proposed composting facility in Nottinghamshire was judged by an inspector to be likely to generate unacceptable levels of bio-aerosols, which could affect the health of residents and jeopardise a food production factory.
An inspector deleted conditions prohibiting the shredding of waste wood from a planning permission for the composting of waste at a site in Lancashire despite council concern that it was inappropriate in the countryside.
Plans to erect new composting tunnels at a facility in Gloucestershire were allowed, an inspector being persuaded that the impact on the local road network would not be materially harmful.
A waste composting facility was refused by an inspector who decided that while it had some merit, the choice of site was unsustainable given the likely source of the material to be processed.
The secretary of site (SOS) agreed that a waste composting facility in the green belt was worthy of support despite its adverse impact on the openness of the area.
A planning inspector has dismissed an appeal against the refusal of Essex County Council to grant permission for an enclosed composting facility for biodegradable waste including municipal and commercial waste.
A condition imposed on a planning permission for a composting facility in the Kent green belt which limited the area from which waste could be drawn was varied after an inspector decided that it effectively nullified the benefit of the consent.
An inspector has allowed an appeal against the refusal of permission for an extension to an existing composting facility.
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