Larkshall Mill Aggregate Manufacturing and Carbon Capture Facility Statutory Consultation |
Consultation questionnaire
O.C.O Technology is consulting on its proposals for a new facility that will manufacture carbon-negative aggregate (using carbon capture technology) for use in the construction industry at Larkshall Mill, Wretham, Norfolk. As the waste facility would be processing 100,000 tonnes a year if approved, the project is classified as a Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP).
This consultation is your opportunity to express your views on our proposals before we submit an application for a Development Consent Order (DCO) to the relevant Secretary of State. We currently expect to submit our application later in 2022. We want as many people as possible to share their views on our proposals as part of this consultation.
This consultation is your opportunity to express your views on our proposals before we submit an application for a Development Consent Order (DCO) to the relevant Secretary of State. We currently expect to submit our application later in 2022. We want as many people as possible to share their views on our proposals as part of this consultation.
Responses must be received by O.C.O Technology between 4 July 2022 and 11:59pm on 12 August 2022. Following this statutory consultation, we will consider all of the responses that we receive and finalise our DCO application. The application will include a Consultation Report setting out how we have had regard to responses to the consultation.
Any comments received will be analysed by O.C.O Technology Ltd and any of its appointed agents. Copies may be made available in due course to the Secretary of State, the Planning Inspectorate and other relevant statutory authorities so that feedback can be considered as part of the process. We will request that any personal details are not placed on public record and will be held securely by O.C.O Technology and its agents in accordance with the data protection law and will be used solely in connection with the consultation process and subsequent application for the Order and, except as noted above, will not be passed to third parties.
Responses will also form the basis of a Consultation Report that will be one of the factors taken into consideration by the Secretary of State when deciding whether the Application can be accepted for examination. Therefore, in providing any comment, it should be borne in mind that the substance of it may also be communicated to others as part of the Consultation Report.
Responses will also form the basis of a Consultation Report that will be one of the factors taken into consideration by the Secretary of State when deciding whether the Application can be accepted for examination. Therefore, in providing any comment, it should be borne in mind that the substance of it may also be communicated to others as part of the Consultation Report.