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M W Safeguarding Sites List for Web Publication.Xlsx Hampshire County Council Site Code LPA Site Name Grid Ref Operator / Agent Safeguarded site Site Narrative - Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Basingstoke - BA - HMWP Yes Site allocated for potential rail depot through Policy 19 (Aggregates wharves and rail depots) Sidings Depot, Gresley Road (off Swing - BA 465110 153420 CEMEX UK Yes Operating under district permission. Not monitored Swang Lane), Basingstoke Depot, Gresley Road (off Swing - BA 465110 153420 CEMEX UK Yes Operating under district permission. Not monitored Swang Lane), Basingstoke Hurstbourne - BA 443303 149126 Bryan Hirst Ltd Yes No planning history. This site will be closing in 2018 Station Newnham Hampshire County BA009 BA 470336 153471 No Restored non-inert landfill, closed in 1986 but subject to leachate monitoring not monitored (closed site, low priority) Common Council Apple Dell BA017 BA 451004 148345 Portals Ltd. No Dormant; deposit of non-toxic cellulose waste from paper making processes for a period of ten years (BDB46323) Overton Basingstoke Skip Hire, Waste transfer, including construction, demolition, industrial, household and clinical waste and household waste recycling centre || Hampshire County Wade Road Extension and improvement of household waste recycling centre (BDB/60584) || Erection of waste recycling building (BDB/61845) || BA018 BA 465127 153579 Council, Veolia Yes Basingstoke Erection of extension to existing waste recycling building (BDB/64564) || Extension and improvement of household waste recycling centre Environmental Services (BDB/69806) granted 12/2008 (UK) Plc Basingstoke Skip Hire, Waste transfer, including construction, demolition, industrial, household and clinical waste and household waste recycling centre || Hampshire County Wade Road Extension and improvement of household waste recycling centre (BDB/60584) || Erection of waste recycling building (BDB/61845) || BA018 BA 465127 153579 Council, Veolia Yes Basingstoke Erection of extension to existing waste recycling building (BDB/64564) || Extension and improvement of household waste recycling centre Environmental Services (BDB/69806) granted 12/2008 (UK) Plc Chineham Energy Recovery Energy recovery incinerator (BDB044300) commissioned in autumn 2002 with handover in January 2003; the incinerator has the capacity Veolia Environmental BA019 BA Facility 467222 155223 Yes to process at least 90,000 tonnes a year, about 60 percent of the municipal waste arising in North Hampshire and energy released by Services (UK) Plc Whitmarsh Lane, incineration is used to generate approximately 8Mw of electricity; no issues Basingstoke Phase 2 restoration outstanding: non-inert landfill and chalk extraction ceased 2006; electricity generation plant fuelled by landfill gas (until 31 Apsley Farm, Avon Materials Recycling December 2020) (BDB/61514) || Permission 14/02139/CMA to temporarily increase lorry movements granted 3 October 2014. (Agriculture - 2015) || BA031 BA Hurstbourne 442380 147305 No / Kitson Recycling Ltd Application (BDB/75652) for change of use of existing building to agricultural recycling granted 10/02/2012 || Application (17/02906/CMA) for allowing Priors additional time to complete restoration granted 08/11/2017 Apsley Farm, Avon Materials Recycling BA031 BA Hurstbourne 442380 147305 No Application (BDB/75652) for change of use of existing building to agricultural recycling granted 10/02/2012 / Kitson Recycling Ltd Priors Skyers Wood The Manydown Estate Chalk Pit, Small landfill for Manydown Estate to level field. Permission BDB/70669 granted 06/08/2009. Implemented 02/09/2011. || Variation of condition 10 of BA041 BA 458027 156376 (Operator - John Stacey No Lloyds Lane, planning permission BDB/70669 (to retain 5 passing bays) granted 13/06/2013 & Sons Ltd) Ramsdell, Tadley Chalk extraction, inert landfill and waste recycling; variation of condition 4 of planning permission BDB20721CM for an extension of time (until 31 December 2011) for the extraction of chalk and backfilling (BDB 52172) || Change of use from agriculture to skip hire and associated recycling Manor Farm Chalk Basingstoke Skip Hire & operation (in retrospect) (until 31 December 2011) (BDB/59091) (Agriculture - 2011) || Application (BDB/75626) for variation of condition 1 of BA054 BA Pit, 460841 155713 Southern Waste No Planning Permission BDB59091 for time extension in addition to application BDB/75621 for variation of condition 3 (method of site working) and Monk Sherborne Management LTD condition 4 (extension of time) of Planning Permission BDB20721/CM and variation of condition 1 of planning permission BDB52172, both permissions granted 14/09/2012 || Variation of condition 9 (Site Layout) and 10 (to allow screening activities) of planning permission BDB/75626 granted 29/07/2013 || Site Code LPA Site Name Grid Ref Operator / Agent Safeguarded site Site Narrative Chalk extraction, inert landfill and waste recycling || Variation of condition 4 of planning permission BDB20721CM for an extension of time (until 31 December 2011) for the extraction of chalk and backfilling (BDB 52172) || Change of use from agriculture to skip hire and associated recycling operation (in retrospect) (until 31 December 2011) (BDB/59091) (Agriculture - 2011) || Application (BDB/75626) for Manor Farm variation of condition 1 of Planning Permission BDB59091 for time extension in addition to application BDB/75621 for variation of condition BA054 BA Chalk Pit, 460841 155713 GB Foot Ltd Yes 3 (method of site working) and condition 4 (extension of time) of Planning Permission BDB20721/CM and variation of condition 1 of Monk Sherborne planning permission BDB52172, both permissions granted 14/09/2012 || Variation of condition 9 (Site Layout) and 10 (to allow screening activities) of planning permission BDB/75626 granted 29/07/2013 || Waste operations will commence having completed chalk extraction to the agreed levels. Recent survey data (2017) predicts approximately 2 years of chalk reserves. Chalk extraction, inert landfill and waste recycling; variation of condition 4 of planning permission BDB20721CM for an extension of time (until 31 December 2011) for the extraction of chalk and backfilling (BDB 52172) || Change of use from agriculture to skip hire and Manor Farm associated recycling operation (in retrospect) (until 31 December 2011) (BDB/59091) (Agriculture - 2011) || Application (BDB/75626) for BA054 BA Chalk Pit, 460841 155713 GB Foot Ltd Yes variation of condition 1 of Planning Permission BDB59091 for time extension in addition to application BDB/75621 for variation of condition Monk Sherborne 3 (method of site working) and condition 4 (extension of time) of Planning Permission BDB20721/CM and variation of condition 1 of planning permission BDB52172, both permissions granted 14/09/2012 || Variation of condition 9 (Site Layout) and 10 (to allow screening activities) of planning permission BDB/75626 granted 29/07/2013 || Chalk extraction; Initial Review (Active Phase 1) application (BDB041487) determined in 1997; modified (BDB042550) in 1998 (Woodland/agriculture Kingsclere Lime Kingsclere Lime Quarry - 2042) - £ || Application for construction and operation of a materials recycling facility and transfer station for construction, demolition and excavation BA055 BA Quarry, 455436 157752 No Company waste, including the importation of inert fill to for an engineered based and localised road improvements to the A339 - permission refused at Wolverton committee 23/10/2013 || Gathering and production station for Humbly Grove Oilfield (plus 6 wellsites); 2 gas turbine electrical generator units; oil piped to Alton Rail Terminal; First Periodic Review application (BDB46946) determined in 2000 || Variation of condition 12 of First Periodic Review BDB46946 to allow the continued production of oil and gas (until 30 September 2025) (BDB55930) and installation and operation of equipment and 2.1K pipeline for injection of gas (BDB55931) || Application for the proposed erection of a building to house a gas injector booster compressor unit, the proposed erection of a gate house and switchroom building and the siting of associated infrastructure in Wellsite A and the laying underground of a 1.5km length electricity cable from wellsite C to wellsite A (BDB/64542) || Application for Weston Common variation of the existing Hazardous Substances Consent (BDB/62586) to include provision for a gas injector booster compressor unit and Petronas Energy Gathering associated infrastructure (BDB/64815) || Importation of compressed natural gas by trailer and discharge to generate electricity involving BA057 BA 469233 144489 Trading Ltd (t/a Humbly Yes Station, the setting out of a trailer discharge area (BDB/67621) granted 21/04/2009 || Erection of a single storey control post building adjacent to the Grove Energy) Weston Patrick main compound (BDB/68298) granted 06/2008 || Variation of condition 5 of planning permission BDB/46946 F26326/9/CMA 00/00024/CMA to allow the export of oil from the site by tanker for a temporary period (BDB/68613) granted 07/2008 (Agriculture and forestry - 2025) || BDB/67621 to allow tankering of compressed gas from Singleton granted 04/2009. Liaison Panel main issues: noise and tankering gas in from West Sussex || Application (BDB/75565) for removal of existing portacabins and erection of replacement workshop/office granted 30/01/2012 || Application (17/00289/CMA) for proposed 30sqm single storey extension to the existing control room building granted 20 January 2016 || Variation of condition 1, 2 and 5 of planning permission
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