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Ipswich Road, Dunston - Quarry Restoration Deadline Extension

NR14 8DD•Published 14/10/26
Eastern Daily Press • 

What is planned?

Norfolk County Council

NOTICE OF DETERMINATION OF APPLICATION FOR PLANNING PERMISSION

ACCOMPANIED BY AN ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT

Notice under Regulation 30 of the Town and Country Planning

(Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 (as amended)

REF. FUL/2023/0039

Parish: Swardeston/Stoke Holy Cross/Caistor St Edmund and Bixley

Applicant: Tarmac Trading Limited

Site: Quarry, Ipswich Road, Dunston, NR14 8DD

Proposal: Non-compliance with conditions 2 and 29 of permission reference C/7/2016/7013 to extend deadline for restoration of the site until 31 December 2027

Grid Ref: 612871 303108

A planning application for the above proposal has been granted planning permission by the Norfolk County Council.

You will find the documents relating to the determination on our web page: http://eplanning.norfolk.gov.uk/ Please use the reference number FUL/2023/0039 for your search.

Although the County Council no longer holds a paper copy of the application, an electronic version can be viewed online at the Council’s offices (County Hall, Norwich). If you wish to do so please email mawp@norfolk.gov.uk or phone 0344 800 8020 to arrange an appointment. Alternatively you are also able to view a copy at your District or Borough Council office, or use your local library to view the application online, should you not be able to visit County Hall.

Richard Greaves, On behalf of the Lead Director for Communities & Environment, Norfolk County Council

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