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

Within 28 days from the receipt of a written request from the Local Planning
Authority and following a complaint to the Local Planning Authority from the
occupant of a dwelling which lawfully exists or has planning permission at the
date of this consent, the applicant shall, at the applicant’s expense, employ an
independent consultant approved by the Local Planning Authority to assess the
level of noise from the Willow’s Power and recycling centre, Kings Lynn at the
complainant’s property. The methodology must be agreed by the Local Planning
Authority.
The applicant shall provide to the Local Planning Authority the independent
consultant’s assessment and conclusions regarding the said noise complaint,
including all calculations, audio recordings and the raw data upon which those
assessments and conclusions are based. Such information shall be provided
within 3 months of the date of the written request of the Local Planning Authority
unless otherwise extended in writing by the Local Planning Authority.
No development shall commence until there has been submitted to the Local
Planning Authority details of a nominated representative for the development to
act as a point of contact for local residents (in connection with above conditions)
together with the arrangements for notifying and approving any subsequent
change in the nominated representative. The nominated representative shall
have responsibility for liaison with the Local Planning Authority in connection with
any noise complaints made during the construction, operation and
decommissioning of the wind farm.
No development shall commence on site until a management plan to protect the
local residents from dust and odour has been submitted to and approved in
writing by the Local Planning Authority. The scheme shall be implemented as
approved before the development is brought into use.
Dust and Odour
In relation to the potential for disamenity due to dust, Chapter 7 of the Environmental
Statement re iterates a quote from MPS2 Annex 1: that dust can affect residents up to 1km
from the source. There are residential dwellings within this radius of the development site
and therefore an assessment and identification of controls is necessary.
The collection and storage of waste has the potential to be a great source of odour, and
there will be a number of sources on site that need to be adequately controlled in order to
prevent disturbance/ disamenity to the closest residents through odour. For these reasons I
request that the following condition is imposed upon any consent granted.
No development shall commence on site until a management plan to protect the
local residents from dust and odour has been submitted to and approved in
writing by the Local Planning Authority. The scheme shall be implemented as
approved before the development is brought into use.
Prior to commencement of construction work the applicants are to fund and
provide for the monitoring of dust, in the form of PM10. The monitoring locations
and methodology is to be submitted to and approved in writing by the Planning
Authority prior to commencement. The monitoring shall be carried out as
approved.
11/01064/CM Development Control Board
25 July 2011
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