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Minerals Infrastructure 10 Infrastructure Overall Site Site Name Proposed Area not Reference Mineral considered Safeguarding suitable for Area safeguarding INFRASTRUCTURE I1 Concrete Works, St Austell I2 Lucknow Road, Bodmin I3 Wilson Way, Pool I4 Old Quarry, Creegbrawse I5 Castle-an-Dinas Quarry I6 Burngullow Rail Siding I7 Point Mills, Bissoe I8 Chenoweth Business Park, Ruan High Lanes I9 Chywoon Quarry Concrete Plant I10 Hallaze Blockworks I11 Lucknow, Bugle I12 Dean Quarry Wharf I13 Goonvean Blockworks I14 Cansford Quarry I15 Carne Cross, St Blazey I16 Fowey Docks I17 Fowey Siding I19 Herdbury Quarry I20 Hingston Down Quarry I21 Jabez Concrete I22 Kessel Downs I23 Leswidden Building Supplies I24 Lostwithiel to Fowey Railway I25 Moorswater Depot I26 Par Docks I27 Par Docks to Fowey Docks Haul Road I28 Parkandillack Rail Siding I29 Rocks Siding, Goonbarrow I30 Treviscoe Siding, Drinnick Mill I31 W H Ladds Concrete Products, Pool I32 West of England Wharf I33 Western Blocks, Hayle I34 Burngullow to St Dennis China Clay Railway (including I6, I28, and I29) I35 Melbur Blockworks, Summercourt I36 Wheal Remfry Secondary Aggregate Plant I37 Pigsdon Asphalt Plant Mineral Site Profiles Minerals Safeguarding DPD Evidence Report Submission June 2017 387 388 I1 Concrete Works, St Austell Site name: Blackpool Works, Trewoon Site reference: I1 Grid reference: SW983 529 Infrastructure Concrete works type: Planning Status: Closed Site area: 0.91ha Site Description: Concrete blockworks close to Blackpool china clay pit. Site has now closed and any infrastructure has been removed from the site. Safeguarding May 2014 Site visit - Site closed and demolished. Part of Eco-Town proposals. assessment information: Overall Safeguarding Score: Site/Planning C2/01/00674 retention of ready mixed concrete plant, hopper and other ancillary History: equipment. C2/96/00332 retention of concrete plant, hopper and other ancillary equipment. C2/92/01069 variation of conditions 2, 3 and 4 of decision no 91/14/00090 dated 14.4.92 for the retention of hopper and ancillary equipment to allow the working hours to be from 7 am to 7 pm daily. C2/91 retention of hopper and ancillary equipment. Site visit Not visited details: Infrastructure: None Designations AONB SSSI SAC SPA NNR WHS 389 I1 Concrete Works, St Austell It is not proposed to safeguard this site 390 I2 Lucknow Bodmin Site name: Lucknow Road, Bodmin Site reference: I2 Grid reference: SX082 654 Infrastructure Ready-mix concrete batching plant type: Planning Status: Unknown Site area: 0.41ha Site Description: Located on an established industrial estate. Ready-mix concrete batching plant operated by Aggregate Industries. http://www.aggregate.com/products-and-services/ready-mix-concrete­ screed/ready-mix-concrete-bodmin/ Safeguarding The site is on an established industrial estate, close to A30 and A38. assessment information: Overall Safeguarding Score: Site/Planning No planning history History: Site visit Visited details: Infrastructure: Ready-mix concrete batching plant Designations AONB SSSI SAC SPA NNR WHS 391 I2 Lucknow Bodmin It is proposed to safeguard this site 392 I3 Wilson Way Pool Site name: Wilson Way Site reference: I3 Grid reference: SW675 410 Infrastructure Concrete batching plant type: Planning Status: Active Site area: 0.5ha Site Description: Large concrete batching plant, located on the Wilson Way industrial estate in Pool. It would appear that the site is being sold http://www.aggregate.com/about­ us/sale-of-property/ Safeguarding The site is on an established industrial estate, close to A30. assessment information: Overall Safeguarding Score: Site/Planning W2/PA00/00961/F Retention and continued use of plant for the production of ready History: mixed concrete and bulk materials, and improvements to access road Site visit Yes details: Infrastructure: Concrete batching plant Designations AONB SSSI SAC SPA NNR WHS 393 I3 Wilson Way Pool It is proposed to safeguard this site. 394 I4 Old Quarry, Creegbrawse Site name: Old Quarry, Creegbrawse Site reference: I4 Grid reference: SW744 433 Infrastructure Concrete batching plant type: Planning Status: Active Site area: 0.3ha Site Description: Alan Mitchell & Sons Fairly level site with areas of planting and single storey buildings. Structure in the eastern corner appears derelict but hard to tell from road. Visible piles of aggregate onsite include foliage. Safeguarding Poor road access along narrow rural lanes. assessment information: Overall Safeguarding Score: Site/Planning C1/3047900843PFH Erection of site office & aggregate storage hopper old quarry History: Creegbrawse Chacewater Site visit Visited, August 2015 details: Infrastructure: Concrete batching plant Designations AONB SSSI SAC SPA NNR WHS 395 I4 Old Quarry, Creegbrawse It is proposed to safeguard this site. 396 I5 Castle-an-Dinas Quarry Site name: Castle-an-Dinas Quarry Concrete Batching Plant Site reference: I5 Grid reference: SW484 347 Infrastructure Concrete batching plant & roadstone coating plant type: Planning Status: Active Site area: 2.53ha Site Description: Located within Castle-an-Dinas Quarry, an active aggregate quarry. Currently operated by Bardon Aggregates http://www.concrete2you.com/about-us/regions/ready-mix-concrete-penzance/ Developments at this quarry include the Concrete Works, Coating Plant and the more recently developed Salt barn. Safeguarding Within Castle-an-Dinas Quarry assessment information: Overall Safeguarding Score: Site/Planning W1/95/P/0607 County consultation in respect of precast concrete factory History: P46(7) Proposed development of a precast concrete products factory involving new building, installation of plant and machinery, provision of stockyard and with associated landscaping. - Approved on 11/05/2001. The permission has previously been acknowledged to have been implemented but no buildings have been erected and no concrete products have been produced on site at this time. P46(8) Proposed installation and operation of roadstone coating plant - Approved on 22/09/2003. W1/08-1674 An application seeking to operate road stone coating plant without restriction on working hours but with appropriate controls to address environmental amenity impacts. Site visit Not visited, fees monitoring details: Infrastructure: Concrete batching plant Designations AONB SSSI SAC SPA NNR WHS 397 I5 Castle-an-Dinas Quarry It is proposed to safeguard this site 398 I6 Burngullow Railway Site name: Burngullow Rail siding Site reference: I6 Grid reference: SW984 524 Infrastructure Rail siding type: Planning Status: Active Site area: 1.5ha Site Description: Opened on on 1 February 1863 Safeguarding Within Burngullow operational area which is now mothballed. Railway is still assessment operating. information: Overall Safeguarding Score: Site/Planning Within OA 14 Burngullow History: Site visit Not visited, fees monitoring details: Infrastructure: Rail siding Designations AONB SSSI SAC SPA NNR WHS Photographs https://www.railscot.co.uk/imageenlarge/imagecomplete.php?id=11880 399 I6 Burngullow Railway It is proposed to safeguard this site as part of I34 China Clay Railway Includes all of Burngullow China Clay Works 400 I7 Point Mills Site name: Point Mills Site reference: I7 Grid reference: SW774 414 Infrastructure Concrete products type: Planning Status: Active Site area: 1.5ha Site Description: Cornish Concrete Products Ltd Large concrete products factory located in the Bissoe Valley, there are a few residential dwellings in proximity to the site and the Bissoe Cycle Trail passes close to the site. Safeguarding Large site with good access to B road assessment information: Overall Green Safeguarding Score: Site/Planning C1/PA13/1578/08/B Extension to existing manufacturing shed to provide carousel History: manufacturing facility sites C1/PA13/0614/07/M Erection of finishing and bar bending building sites C1/OP13/2100/03/B Erection of buildings for storage of concrete products & use of land for open storage of concrete products sites C1/PA13/1461/96/N Extension to manufacturing area to existing factory unit sites Site visit Visited. details: Infrastructure: Concrete products factory Designations AONB SSSI SAC SPA NNR WHS Photographs http://www.cornishconcrete.co.uk/ 401 I7 Point Mills It is proposed to safeguard this site 402 I8 Chenoweth Business Park Site name: Chenoweth Business Park Site reference: I8 Grid reference: SW919 420 Infrastructure Concrete batching plant type: Planning Status: Active Site area: 1658sqm Site Description: Site is adjacent to A road. Medium-sized industrial estate in rural setting. Other businesses on the industrial estate. Safeguarding Site selling concrete blocks. Recently permitted concrete batching plant assessment PA15/06077. information: Overall Green Safeguarding Score: Site/Planning PA15/06077 Proposed concrete batching plant History: Site visit July 2015 details: Infrastructure: Concrete batching plant Designations AONB SSSI SAC SPA NNR WHS 403 I8 Chenoweth Business Park It is proposed to safeguard this site 404 I9 Chywoon Quarry Concrete Plant Site name: Chywoon Quarry Concrete Plant Site reference: I9 Grid reference: SW748 347 Infrastructure Concrete Plant type: Planning Status: Active Site area: Unknown Site Description: The roadstone coating plant -that lies within the 'Mineral Site' is authorised to operate up until 31 March 2020 or on the completion of extraction of stone at Chywoon Quarry whichever is the sooner. Concrete batching plant is currently operated by
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