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Gravel application at Manor Farm, Laleham
Published 01.02.2011 15:34
A planning application was submitted in autumn 2010 to Surrey County Council by Shepperton Aggregates for the extraction of sand and gravel at Manor Farm, Laleham. Extracted material would be transported via a conveyor link to the processing plant at Shepperton Quarry, Littleton Lane. It is proposed that once extraction is complete the site would be restored to a mix of recreation and conservation uses with the creation of a lake, wetland areas and areas of woodland planting.

The application will be considered by the planning committee on 9 March 2011, and not 9 February. A copy of the committee report will be available on the Council’s website five working days before that meeting. The committee will be making a recommendation to Surrey County Council who will make the final decision on the application.

The application will be determined by Surrey County Council (SCC) as Mineral Planning Authority. All comments/objections on the application should be sent direct to SCC via their online form or to the Planning and Development Group, Surrey County Council, County Hall, Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey KT1 2DY. Please quote application no: 10/00738/SCC on all correspondence.