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Minerals and Waste Safeguarding (Melton) Mineral and Waste Safeguarding [Melton Borough] Document S5/2015 December 2015 Contents Contents Mineral Safeguarding 1 Figure M1: Areas of borough/district for mineral safeguarding, categorised by mineral type 1 Figure M2: Detailed location plan for mineral sites for safeguarding in Melton Borough not covered by mineral safeguarding areas 2 Waste Safeguarding 3 Table M1: Waste sites in borough/district for safeguarding 3 Figure M3: Location in borough/district of waste sites for safeguarding 4 Detailed location plans for each waste site for safeguarding in borough/district 5 Beech Tree Farm, Sproxton 5 Bottesford RHWS, Bottesford STW & Orston Lane, Bottesford 6 Branston STW 7 Burrough on the Hill STW 8 Crowthorne Farm, Scalford 9 Freeby STW 10 Garthorpe STW 11 Harby STW 12 Hill Top Farm, Melton Mowbray 13 Knossington Road Somerby & Somerby RHWS 14 Lake Terrace SPS, Melton Mowbray RHWS & Melton Mowbray STW 15 Main Street, Normanton 16 Mill Top Farm 17 Pickwell STW 18 Ragdale STW 19 Redmile STW 20 Saxby STW 21 Somerby STW 22 Thorpe Road, Melton Mowbray 23 Waltham on the Wolds STW 24 Wolds Farm, Ragdale 25 Wymondham STW 26 Brooksby Quarry 27 i Mineral Safeguarding Figure M1: Areas of borough/district for mineral safeguarding, categorised by mineral type Legend Clay Coal Gypsum Igneous Rock Limestone Sand & gravel 1 Mineral Safeguarding Figure M2: Detailed location plan for mineral sites for safeguarding in Melton Borough not covered by mineral safeguarding areas Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Long Melton Road Long Clawson IGas Melton None (north) Clawson A Long Melton Road Long Clawson IGas Melton None (south) Clawson C 2 Waste Safeguarding Table M1: Waste sites in borough/district for safeguarding District or Site District or Site Site Name Address Operator Site Name Address Operator Borough Reference Borough Reference Beech Tree Farm, Severn Trent Water Ltd, Buckminster Road, Beech Tree Farm, Land Melton Mowbray Sysonby Grange Lane, Severn Trent Sproxton, Melton Melton M1 Melton M15 Sproxton Network STW Melton Mowbray, Water Mowbray, Leicestershire, Leicestershire, LE13 0JG LE14 4QS Mill Top Farm, Melton Kents Skips Bottesford Civic Amenity Mill Top Farm Spinney Road, Melton Melton M16 Site, Normanton Lane, Leics County Ltd Bottesford RHWS Melton M2 Mowbray, LE14 4SB Bottesford, Nottingham, Council Acrelands, Orston Lane, Orston Lane, Midland Skip Leicestershire, NG13 0EL Bottesford, Nottingham, Melton M17 Normanton Lane, Bottesford Hire Severn Trent Leicestershire, NG13 0AU Bottesford STW Bottesford, Nottingham, Melton M3 Main Street, Pickwell, Severn Trent Water Pickwell STW Melton M18 Leicestershire, NG13 0EL Leicestershire Water Severn Trent Water Severn Trent Water Severn Trent Severn Trent Branston STW Authority, Main Street, Melton M4 Ragdale STW Authority, Hoby Road, Melton M19 Water Water Branston, Leicestershire Ragdale, Leicestershire Burrough on the off Newbold Lane, Severn Trent Severn Trent Water Melton M5 Severn Trent Hill STW Burrough on the Hill Water Redmile STW Authority, Church Lane, Melton M20 Water Crowthorne, Landyke Redmile, Leicestershire Crowthorne Farm, Lane, Scalford, Melton K & S M Sewage Treatment Melton M6 Severn Trent Scalford Mowbray, Leicestershire, Sellars Saxby STW Works, Garthorpe Road, Melton M21 Water LE14 4SY Saxby, Leicestershire Main Street, Freeby, Severn Trent Somerby Civic Amenity Freeby STW Melton M7 Leics County Leicestershire, LE14 2RY Water Somerby RHWS Site, Knossington Road, Melton M22 Wymondham Road, Council Severn Trent Somerby, Leicestershire Garthorpe STW Garthorpe, Leicestershire, Melton M8 Severn Trent Water Water Severn Trent LE14 2SJ Somerby STW Authority, Burrough Road, Melton M23 Severn Trent Water Water Severn Trent Somerby, Leicestershire Harby STW Authority, Colston Lane, Melton M9 Melton Waste & Recycling Water Melton Harby, Leicestershire Thorpe Road, Ltd, Glider House Thorpe Hilltop Farm, Nottingham Waste Melton M24 Hill Top Farm, Charles Melton Mowbray Road, Melton Mowbray, Road, Melton Mowbray, Melton M10 Recycling Melton Mowbray Brown & Son Leicestershire, LE13 1SQ Leicestershire, LE13 0NX Severn Trent Water G C Stevens & Son, The Waltham on the Authority, Goadby Road, Severn Trent Maples, Knossington Rd, Melton M25 Knossington Road, Wolds STW Waltham on the Wolds, Water Somerby, Melton G C Stevens Melton M11 Somerby Leicestershire Mowbray, Leicestershire, Wolds Farm, Six Hills Wolds Farm, LE14 2QP Road, Ragdale, Hull & Sons Melton M26 Lake Terrace, Melton Severn Trent Ragdale Lake Terrace SPS Melton M12 Leicestershire, LE14 3PP Mowbray, Leicestershire Water Severn Trent Water Hillcrest Limited, Church Authority, Nurses Lane, Severn Trent Wymondham STW Melton M27 Main Street, Farm Buildings, Main Wymondham, Water Hillcrest Melton M13 Normanton Street, Normanton, Leicestershire Leicestershire Brooksby Quarry, Melton Mowbray Civic Brooksby Quarry Melton Road, Brooksby, Tarmac Melton M28 Melton Mowbray Amenity Site, Lake Leics County Melton M14 Leicestershire, LE14 2LJ RHWS Terrace, Melton Mowbray, Council Leicestershire, LE13 0BZ 3 Waste Safeguarding Figure M3: Location in borough/district of waste sites for safeguarding 4 Waste Safeguarding Detailed location plans for each waste site for safeguarding in borough/district Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Beech Tree Beech Tree Farm, Buckminster Road, Farm, Sproxton, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, Land Network Melton M1 Sproxton LE14 4QS 5 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Bottesford Civic Amenity Site, Normanton Bottesford Leics County Lane, Bottesford, Nottingham, Melton M2 (east) RHWS Council Leicestershire, NG13 0EL Bottesford Normanton Lane, Bottesford, Nottingham, Severn Trent Melton M3 (north) STW Leicestershire, NG13 0EL Water Orston Acrelands, Orston Lane, Bottesford, Lane, Midland Skip Hire Melton M17 (west) Nottingham, Leicestershire, NG13 0AU Bottesford 6 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Branston Severn Trent Water Authority, Main Severn Trent Melton M4 STW Street, Branston, Leicestershire Water 7 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Burrough Severn Trent on the Hill off Newbold Lane, Burrough on the Hill Melton M5 Water STW 8 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Crowthorne Crowthorne, Landyke Lane, Scalford, Farm, K & S M Sellars Melton M6 Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, LE14 4SY Scalford 9 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Freeby Main Street, Freeby, Leicestershire, LE14 Severn Trent Melton M7 STW 2RY Water 10 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Garthorpe Wymondham Road, Garthorpe, Severn Trent Melton M8 STW Leicestershire, LE14 2SJ Water 11 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Severn Trent Water Authority, Colston Severn Trent Harby STW Melton M9 Lane, Harby, Leicestershire Water 12 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Hill Top Farm, Hilltop Farm, Nottingham Road, Melton Charles Brown & Melton M10 Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, LE13 0NX Son Mowbray 13 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Knoss- G C Stevens & Son, The Maples, ington Knossington Rd, Somerby, Melton G C Stevens Melton M11 (west) Road, Mowbray, Leicestershire, LE14 2QP Somerby Somerby Somerby Civic Amenity Site, Knossington Leics County Melton M22 (east) RHWS Road, Somerby, Leicestershire Council 14 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Lake Lake Terrace, Melton Mowbray, Severn Trent Terrace Melton M12 (north) Leicestershire Water SPS Melton Melton Mowbray Civic Amenity Site, Lake Leics County Mowbray Terrace, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, Melton M14 Council RHWS LE13 0BZ Melton Severn Trent Water Ltd, Sysonby Grange Severn Trent Mowbray Lane, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, Melton M15 (west) Water STW LE13 0JG 15 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Main Hillcrest Limited, Church Farm Buildings, Street, Hillcrest Melton M13 Main Street, Normanton, Leicestershire Normanton 16 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Mill Top Mill Top Farm, Melton Spinney Road, Kents Skips Ltd Melton M16 Farm Melton Mowbray, LE14 4SB 17 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Pickwell Severn Trent Main Street, Pickwell, Leicestershire Melton M18 STW Water 18 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Ragdale Severn Trent Water Authority, Hoby Road, Severn Trent Melton M19 STW Ragdale, Leicestershire Water 19 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Redmile Severn Trent Water Authority, Church Severn Trent Melton M20 STW Lane, Redmile, Leicestershire Water 20 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Sewage Treatment Works, Garthorpe Severn Trent Saxby STW Melton M21 Road, Saxby, Leicestershire Water 21 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Somerby Severn Trent Water Authority, Burrough Severn Trent Melton M23 STW Road, Somerby, Leicestershire Water 22 Waste Safeguarding Site Name Address Operator District or Borough Site Reference Thorpe Melton Waste & Recycling
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