11/00713/F - Borough Council of King's Lynn & West Norfolk

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Opportunities to enable waste heat from the EfW Facility to be utilised through Combined Heat and Power (CHP) will be maximised. To this end, the Proposal is designed and will be constructed as a fully CHP enabled EfW Facility. A CHP connection route from the Proposal to a nearby local business has been identified and is environmentally assessed as part of the Environmental Statement (ES). Commercial discussions to realise the CHP opportunities are in progress. Planning permission to construct the Proposal will need to be obtained from NCC, as the Waste Planning Authority (WPA). The Environment Agency (EA) is responsible for issuing an Environmental Permit (EP) to operate it. To satisfy the requirements of the EA, the Proposal incorporates Best Available Techniques for the prevention and control of pollution and measures to ensure that a high degree of protection of health and the environment, taken as a whole, is achieved. The EA will then closely regulate the facility during its operation. The Proposal Site has easy access from the A47 and the strategic highway network, which provides ready accessibility to the existing network of waste transfer stations throughout the County and connections to the neighbouring areas. Other than very local deliveries by Refuse Collection Vehicles (RCVs) waste traffic will not take routes which pass through residential areas in King’s Lynn’s or it’s Air Quality Management Areas. The principle of locating the Proposal at King’s Lynn is supported by the emerging Waste Core Strategy which encourages new strategic waste management facilities to be well related to one of the four key centres in Norfolk. King’s Lynn is one of those key centres along with Thetford, Great Yarmouth and Norwich. The Proposal will be a generator of low carbon energy, a significant proportion of which will be classed as renewable and will deliver savings in greenhouse gas emissions from the commencement of its operation. In selecting the Proposal Site over more remote alternatives, there is also a real opportunity to deliver a fully integrated CHP scheme. Operating in CHP mode, the thermal efficiency of the Proposal will increase from 28% (without CHP) to at least 52%. The planning application demonstrates that there is an overwhelming need for the proposal to complement existing and future recycling and composting initiatives within the County, as part of an integrated waste management system. The ES demonstrates that, with the implementation of mitigation measures, there will be no likely significant environmental effects contrary to the Development Plan or emerging policies. The Proposal will make a significant contribution to the delivery of sustainable waste management in Norfolk and in turn the spatial vision and key strategic objectives of the emerging Norfolk Waste Core Strategy. The Government places importance in the provision of sufficient opportunities for new waste management facilities of the right type, in the right place and the right time. The Proposal implements these objectives”. 11/01064/CM Development Control Board 25 July 2011 6
PLANNING HISTORY Willows Business Park 2/89/1807/O – Outline consent granted in 1989 for industrial and warehouse development on land at Poplar Avenue and Saddlebow Road. 2/91/2033/F – Full planning consent granted in 1992 for layout of industrial estate spine road and surface water sewers and associated engineering work on land at Saddlebow Road. 2/92/2700/O – Outline consent renewed in 1993 for same development granted under 2/89/1807/O. 06/01308/OM Outline Application :Construction of Police Investigation Centre Willows Business Park. Approved - Development Control Board decision, 2006 07/01413/F Construction of building for use as scaffolding depot, access road, parking and storage. Approved - delegated decision, 2007 07/01518/CM Relocation of NCC Community Recycling Centre - Layout 1, Willows Business Park. No objection - delegated decision 2007 09/00572/RMM Reserved Matters Application - Construction of Police Investigation Centre Willows Business Park. Approved – delegated decision, 2009 08/00551/CM Relocation of recycling centre from King's Lynn, Willows Business Park. No objection – delegated decision, 2008 10/00336/CU Change of use from B8 to Sui Generis (Car taxi firm) with auxiliary for maintenance of taxi cars for business use only at Units 9-11, Willows Business Park. Approved – delegated decision 2010 Adjacent Sites 2/95/0981/SU Expansion of combined cycle gas turbine power station to increase capacity from 380MW to 1200MW 07/01708/FM Erection of paper recycling facility, combined heat and power plant, effluent treatment works, gatehouse, roads, yardage, parking, landscaping and ancillary building works. Approved – Development Control Board, 2007 08/01544/S36 Consultation in relation to the construction of King's Lynn CCGT power station. No objection – Development Control Board decision, 2008 11/01064/CM Development Control Board 25 July 2011 7
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In this case, the proposal is not d
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the vast majority of the land conta
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Parish: Denver AGENDA ITEM NO: 8/3(
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PLANNING HISTORY 11/00951/LB LISTED
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Impact upon Listed Buildings and Co
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Parish: Hockwold cum Wilton AGENDA
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Given the extant 2003 approval, the
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RECOMMENDATION: APPROVE subject to
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Parish: King's Lynn AGENDA ITEM NO:
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Environment Agency: No objection -
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REPRESENTATIONS No third party comm
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