Faringdon – Planning Application to Extend Quarry Restoration Deadline

OXFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL

I give notice that Hatford Quarry Ltd, The Upper Lime Kiln Works, Ogbourne St George, Nr Marlborough, Wiltshire, SN8 1TD is applying to Oxfordshire County Council for planning permission: Section 73 application to continue the development permitted by MW.0091/21 (Revised restoration using imported inert infill materials at Hatford Quarry) without complying with condition 2 (restoration deadline), in order to extend the date by which the site must be restored in accordance with the approved restoration scheme from 30th September 2026 to 31st December 2030, to allow the continued use of existing water management lagoons required to support mineral processing operations prior to restoration at Hatford Quarry, Fenham Road, Hatford, Faringdon, SN7 8JQ.

You may view a copy of the application and supporting documents from 8 October 2026 online at **http://myplanning.oxfordshire.gov.uk** using reference MW.0121/26 and at Oxfordshire County Council, Economy and Place, County Hall, New Road, Oxford, OX1 1ND at all reasonable hours by prior appointment until 29 October 2026.

If you wish to make any representations on this application either email, Matthew Case (Tel: 07584 262456) at matthew.case@oxfordshire.gov.uk or you can comment online using the reference MW.0121/26. If making a written representation by post, please use the address above and telephone the case officer in advance. Comments should be made on or before 29 October 2026 and failure to meet this deadline may result in your comments not being considered.

The decision notice will be available online once the application has been decided.

NOTE Consideration of the development may take place in public and representations may be published. The proposal may be considered by the Council’s Planning & Regulation Committee (Only comments relating to planning issues will be taken into account when reaching a decision).

The Town and Country Planning Act 1990 as amended requires the determination of planning applications to be a public process. The Council will make information submitted in relation to planning applications available for public inspection and so it is not possible to take into account in the determination of the application any comments which are submitted confidentially. If you wish to submit any comments regarding this application, your comments as well as your name and postal address may be disclosed to third parties including those who have submitted the planning application.

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