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New waste recycling units being planned at Fullers Earth Works site

Tuesday 7th May 2024 Becky Feather, Reporter Business, Politics

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A planning application has been lodged for two new waste recycling units at the old Fullers Earth Works site at Odd Down, next to the Park & Ride.

Waste Recycling Bath is currently located at the site | Photo © Waste Recycling Bath

The site is occupied by Waste Recycling Bath and adding two new units will help to streamline operations and improve efficiency, says the application submitted to Bath & North East Somerset Council.

The works at Fosseway Environment Park also include landscaping to improve the boundary of the site, enhance biodiversity and improve screening.

Parking for 22 cars, nine LGVs and two HGVs is also proposed.

The planning reference is 24/01564/FUL.

The deadline for comments is 7th June.

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