WF12 9BU: Environmental permit application advertisement
Published 10 March 2014
Applies to England
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The Environment Agency has received a new bespoke application for an environmental permit under the Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2010 from Newlay Concrete Limited.
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Application number: EPR/AB3499EV/A001
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Regulated facility type: Settlement
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Regulated facility location: Forge Lane Quarry at Land Adjacent Forge Lane, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF12 9BU.
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NGR discharge point: SE 23570 20470
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Receiving environment: River Calder
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Effluent type: Trade
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Volume: 7,500 cubic metres per day
1. View the application
This information is held in registers at the following location:
Environment Agency
Lateral
8 City Walk
Leeds
LS11 9AT
You can look at the register 9.30am to 4.30pm, Monday to Friday. Please phone the Environment Agency’s National Customer Contact Centre on 03708 506 506 to arrange an appointment. You may get a copy of documents on the register. The Environment Agency may charge to cover copying costs.
2. Comment on the application
If you have any comments on the application send these by 7 April 2014 by email to:
PSC-Waterquality@environment-agency.gov.uk
Or write to:
Permitting and Support Centre
Water Quality Team
Quadrant 2
99 Parkway Avenue
Sheffield
S9 4WF
Normally the Environment Agency must put any comments they receive on the public register. Tell the Environment Agency if you don’t want your comments to be public. The Environment Agency must decide whether to grant or refuse the application. If they grant it, they must decide what conditions to include in the permit.