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• planning-condition

• Policy

  U0123822

  Cease no later than 10 years

  All mineral extraction shall cease no later than 10 years from the date of this permission and restoration shall have been completed in accordance with details, including timescales, to be approved in writing by the local planning authority.

  • Dataset: Planning condition
  • Reference: U0123822

• Policy

  U0123823

  Approved Plans

  The development hereby permitted must be carried out and completed entirely in accordance with the terms of this permission and the approved documents listed below: - Site Location Plan (DWG noUKSD-SQ-08-0001 A00) - Site Location Plan Wider Extent (DWG noUKSD-SA-08-1001 A00) - Proposed Phasing & Workings Plan (DWG noUKSD-SA-08-0003 A00) - Proposed Restoration Contours (DWG no UKSD-SA-08-0004 A00) - Proposed Restoration Schematic Plan (DWG noUKSD-SA-08-0005 A00) - Proposed Restoration Plan (Key Areas) (DWG noUKSD-SA-08-0006 A00) - Proposed Restoration Masterplan (DWG noUKSD-SA-08-0007 A00) - Bird Management Plan and Restoration Guidance for the Misson Sand & Gravel Co. Ltd Site at High Common Lane, Austerfield (Ref: WGAV1000 dated 9 December 2011) - DEFRA BNG Metric received on 30 May 2024; - Ecological Impact Assessment (Ref no: 230321/EcIA/1 dated 21 June 2023) - Groundwater Risk Assessment (ref: MA11654/002/R05 dated 25 March 2024) - Supplementary Statement to Groundwater Risk Assessment

  • Dataset: Planning condition
  • Reference: U0123823

• Policy

  U0123824

  Management and Monitoring Plan

  Prior to the first extraction of mineral reserves, a 30-year adaptive Management and Monitoring Plan for proposed onsite habitats shall be submitted to the Local Planning Authority for approval in writing. The Management and Monitoring plan shall detail the following: a) A 30-year adaptive management plan for the site detailing the management measures to be carried out over the phased restoration of the site in order to achieve the target conditions proposed for each habitat parcel. b) Objectives relating to the timescales in which it is expected progress towards meeting target habitat conditions will be achieved. c) A commitment to adaptive management that allows a review of the management plan to be undertaken and changes implemented if agreed in writing by the Mineral Planning Authority and if monitoring shows that progress towards target conditions is not progressing as set out in the agreed objectives. d) That monitoring reports shall be provided to the Mineral Planning Authority on the 1st of November of each year of monitoring (Years 1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 25 and 30) immediately following habitat creation. GIS files showing the current habitat condition of each habitat parcel will accompany each monitoring report. e) The detailed scope of proposed monitoring reports including (but not exclusively), presence of any target species, date stamped photos accompanied by detailed site notes on the extent of growth and condition of habitats, notes on factors that could be hindering the progress towards proposed target condition, detailed recommendations on changes to the management actions for parcels where progress is not as planned. f) The roles, responsibilities, and professional competencies of the people involved in implementing and monitoring the biodiversity net gain delivery. g) Evidence that the necessary resources are available to deliver the proposed biodiversity net gain plan and the ongoing management. h) Data will be provided in an agreed standard format to allow for collation into a district-wide biodiversity network database. i) Once approved in writing the management measures and monitoring plans shall be carried out as agreed.

  • Dataset: Planning condition
  • Reference: U0123824

• Policy

  U0123825

  CEMP

  Prior to the first extraction of mineral reserves, a Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP) shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Mineral Planning Authority, and thereafter implemented in accordance with the approved details. The CEMP shall include details of: a) A risk assessment of the potentially damaging construction activities in relation to wildlife and habitats. b) A method statement for the protection of terrestrial fauna that may be encountered on site. c) Measures to protect trees where the potential for roosting bats has been identified. d) The use of protective fencing, exclusion barriers and wildlife safety measures. e) The roles, responsibilities, and professional competencies of the people involved in implementing the CEMP.

  • Dataset: Planning condition
  • Reference: U0123825

• Policy

  U0123826

  Monitoring mineral reserves

  Prior to the first extraction of mineral reserves, a scheme for monitoring mineral reserves shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Mineral Planning Authority. The scheme shall include details of the monitoring installations, data review and reporting. The scheme shall be fully implemented and subsequently maintained, in accordance with the timing/phasing arrangements embodied within the scheme, or any details as may subsequently be agreed, in writing, by the Mineral Planning Authority.

  • Dataset: Planning condition
  • Reference: U0123826

• Policy

  U0123827

  Permitted levels annual extraction

  The permitted level of annual extraction of mineral reserves shall not exceed 250,000 tonnes per annum.

  • Dataset: Planning condition
  • Reference: U0123827

• Policy

  U0123828

  Clean topsoil

  No material, except for a maximum of 30,000 tonnes per annum of clean topsoil (meeting British Standard BS3882 specification), sand and gravel for blending with sand won from the site, shall be deposited on the site. No waste or other soil making materials shall be imported and deposited within the site.

  • Dataset: Planning condition
  • Reference: U0123828

• Policy

  U0123829

  Records of vehicles

  The operator shall maintain records of all vehicles entering the site in relation to the importation of soil. This will include a record of the total tonnage imported per calendar year. These records shall be made available for inspection by the Mineral Planning Authority within two working days of a verbal or written request.

  • Dataset: Planning condition
  • Reference: U0123829

• Policy

  U0123830

  Liquid storage tanks

  Any liquid storage tanks should be located within a bund with a capacity of not less than 110% of the largest tank or largest combined volume of connected tanks. The drainage system of the bund shall be sealed with no discharge to any watercourse, land or underground strata. Associated pipe work shall be located above ground and protected from accidental damage. All filling points and tank overflow outlets shall be constructed to discharge vertically downwards within the bunded compound.

  • Dataset: Planning condition
  • Reference: U0123830

• Policy

  U0123831

  No discharge of foul water

  There shall be no discharge of foul or contaminated drainage from the site into either the groundwater or any surface waters, whether direct or via soakaways.

  • Dataset: Planning condition
  • Reference: U0123831

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