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P98/W0147/CMApplication Type: County Matters (Show Map - opens in new window)
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Description
Erection of plant and buildings for the recycling of household waste by anaerobic co-digestion.
Location
Oxford Sewage Treatment Works, Sandford
Grid Reference
454339/202066
Applicant
Thames Waste Management
15/17 The Crescent
LEATHERHEAD
Surrey
KT22 8DY
Agent
EDAW Limited
80-82 Grays Inn Road
LONDON
WC1X 8NH
Case Officer
Mr M Moore
Telephone: 01235 422600
Email: planning@southoxon.gov.uk
Consultation / Notification
No further Representations on this application will be accepted.

Consultations / Notifications to date are shown below.

Name / Number
Date Sent
Response Date
 
c/o Mrs. C. Leary,
16 Riverview,
Church Road,
Sandford-on-Thames,
OXFORD
OX4 4YS
 
Tech.Dir,Babtie Engineering S.

27 02 1998
 
Environmental Health North

11 03 1998
 
Application Type
Other
         (County Matters)
        
Application Progress
Date Received  
20th February 1998
Registration Date  
20th February 1998
Target Decision Date  
17th April 1998
Decision
County Matter - Refusal on 10th November 1998
Conditions / Refusal Reasons
That the development would be contrary to sustainability objectives, in
particular to the principles of PPG13, policies EG1 and T15 of the
Oxfordshire Structure Plan, and policy W3 of the Minerals and Waste
Local Plan, in that it requires the long distance transport of waste by
road from Hereford and Worcester.
That the development is contrary to policy W2 of the Minerals and Water
Local Plan, which does not recognise the need to treat waste in
Oxfordshire other than from London and the South East.  The development is
also contrary to Government advice set out in Making Waste Work, A Strategy
for Sustainable Waste Management in Enland and Wales and in draft PPG10,
as it does not accord with the proximity principle and the principle of
regional self sufficiency, which seek to avoid the environmental damage
which could be caused by transporting waste over long distances.

Appeal

        No appeal lodged.
        
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