(II) USE OF AN AREA OF 0.38 HECTARES FOR STOCKPILING AND PROSPECTIVE RESTORATION USING…
CARTRON , DURROW TULLAMORE , CO.OFFALY
Proposed development
(II) USE OF AN AREA OF 0.38 HECTARES FOR STOCKPILING AND PROSPECTIVE RESTORATION USING IMPORTED UNCONTAMINATED SOIL AND STONES. (III) RETENTION AND CONTINUANCE OF USE OF EXISTING SITE ACCESS AREA ON 0.051 HECTARES. (IV) RETENTION OF INERT SOIL AND STONE WASTE (LOW CODE 17 05 04) IMPORTED AND RECOVERED THROUGH DEPOSITION AFTER THE DATE OF SUBMISSION OF 19.SU.0095, 0.260 HECTARES; (I) PERMISSION TO IMPORT CLEAN, UNCONTAMINATED SOIL AND STONES UNDER ARTICLE 27 OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES (WASTE DIRECTIVE) REGULATIONS 2011, AS AMENDED, FOR THE RESTORATION OF THE REMAINING DEVELOPED AREAS, 3.305 HECTARES, A TOTAL OF 165,250M3/247,875 TONNES OF CLEAN, UNCONTAMINATED SOIL AND STONES AT 49,575 TONNES PER ANNUM. THE APPLICATION AREA IS ENTIRELY WITHIN THE WIDER PIT AREA WHICH WAS PREVIOUSLY THE SUBJECT OF SUBSTITUTE CONSENT PERMISSION 19.SU.0095'. THE APPLICATION AREA IS OVER A TOTAL AREA OF 3.996 HECTARES; A FIVE-YEAR TERM IS REQUIRED FOR THIS DEVELOPMENT
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