Screening Opinion request to determine as to whether proposed development is EIA development. Development proposed is for a change of use to a use involving the processing of lithium batteries with the following operation development; installation of a new building to house part of the screener deck, hopper box and bag station; installation of associated diesel generators, as shown on the accompanying plans; installation of a number of additional non-permanent or permanent industrial storage buildings; the retention of four non-permanent industrial storage buildings; the retention of alterations and extensions made to an existing building to provide additional storage and office space; the continued siting of three shipping containers which serve as a staff locker room, staff toilets and a secure quarantine area; the retention of one portacabin and caravan which are used together for security and reception for the site; the retention of a 100,000 litre drainage water tank which serves as an overflow and temporary storage for the site drainage system; and the retention and extension of the associated palisade security fencing around the site. THIS IS NOT A PLANNING APPLICATION

Discharge of Condition No 3 of DC/19/3655/LBC - Listed Building Consent - Small extensions to Kitchen and Side entrance; Removal of cementitious render from main house and associated internal alterations - The product we are using is supplied by Anglia Lime, Chilton Industrial Estate, Sudbury CO10 2XD and will be applied in three coats; Basecoat Anglia Lime Thermalime Middlecoat Anglia Lime Thermalime Topcoat Anglia Lime Finelime Both of these products are a ready mix blend of lime and chalk as the aggregate with fibres as reinforcement. They are breathable and flexible lime plasters/renders. Thermalime also includes a mineral which gives it an insulating quality. Chalk is a lighter and more flexible aggregate than sand and is historically accurate, being developed after analysing East anglian historic plasters. The two basecoats will be scratched to providea mechanical key for the subsequent coat and will be lightly dampened when the subsequent coat is ready to be applied. It will be finished with a breathable limewash to maintain vapour permeability approx four weeks after applying the top coat.