Virgin timber held to be waste product
Wednesday, 25 April 2012, Waste Planning
The operator of an arboricultural business in Lincolnshire failed to overturn an enforcement notice requiring him to cease using the land for processing waste timber.
A reporter has allowed an appeal, granting planning permission for the continuation of infilling and restoration of agricultural land at Greenyards Farm, Bannockburn until 31 December 2015.
The operator of an arboricultural business in Lincolnshire failed to overturn an enforcement notice requiring him to cease using the land for processing waste timber.
Permission has been granted on appeal for a new building, additional hardstanding and perimeter fencing in connection with the use of a site in Kings Langley, Hertfordshire for recycling, storage and management of scrap metal.
The secretary of state for energy and climate change granted consent for an application under section 36 of the Electricity Act 1989 for the development of a biomass fuelled electricity generating station in Portbury Docks near Bristol after reviewing whether an alternative sites was available and the...
An enforcement notice alleged the unauthorised deposit of waste materials at a site in Devon.
An inspector refused to issue a LDC confirming that a quarry in Staffordshire could be filled in and returned to agricultural use because the works undertaken by the appellant did not constitute a commencement of the permission.
An application for a 108MW biomass and refuse derived fuel generating station at Ferrybridge C power station has received deemed consent from the secretary of state.
A planning inspector has dismissed an appeal against the refusal of permission for the crushing, screening and stockpiling of inert construction and demolition waste.
The change of use of a demolition and reclamation yard in Cheshire was supported on the basis that there was an acknowledged need for reducing disposal to landfill and any impacts could be controlled by condition.
A claim by the owners of a former quarry in Kent that the site could be used for general industrial and warehousing use was judged to be somewhat misleading by an inspector who concluded that the use of the land as a waste recycling centre would undermine highway safety.
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