Loxwood Clay Pits

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Loxwood Clay Pits Limited aims to excavate minerals (principally clay shell)  for the purpose of brick making and other construction materials, the development site is located on the old Pallinghurst Estate, located approximately 1.5km to the east/northeast of the village of Loxwood, and immediately west of the A281 Horsham trunk road. This site is underlain by the Weald Clay Formation and is understood to be a principal clay resource for brick making, and it is well located for supplying several relatively local brickworks. The presence of a larger operation at Rudgwick and the long history of small-scale brick-making activities for many years back in the 1800s and early 1900s indicate the notable suitability of the clay resource at the site.

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Loxwood Clay Pits Limited aims to excavate minerals (principally clay shell)  for the purpose of brick making and other construction materials, the development site is located on the old Pallinghurst Estate, located approximately 1.5km to the east/northeast of the village of Loxwood, and immediately west of the A281 Horsham trunk road. This site is underlain by the Weald Clay Formation and is understood to be a principal clay resource for brick making, and it is well located for supplying several relatively local brickworks. The presence of a larger operation at Rudgwick and the long history of small-scale brick-making activities for many years back in the 1800s and early 1900s indicate the notable suitability of the clay resource at the site.

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Clay pits development site in Pallinghurst Estate is located approximately 1.5km to the east/northeast of the Loxwood village. Underlain by the Weald Clay Formation, this site is a principal clay resource and it is well located for supplying several relatively local brickworks. Loxwood Clay Pits Ltd. aims to excavate minerals (principally clay shale) from the site including the development of a construction materials recycling facility (CMRF) to provide local recycling facilities and the utilization of some recycled materials for the restoration of the clay pit. After the compilation of the project, the site will be restored back to deciduous forestry plantation along with an addition of a small fishing lake for the benefit of the local community. For more details visit the website: https://loxwoodclaypits.co.uk/

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Loxwood Clay Pit site is a principal clay resource for brick making and is well located for supplying several relatively local brickworks. Geologically, this site has been noted by the British Geological Survey (BGS) England and Wales as being underlain by the Weald Clay Formation.

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Loxwood Clay Pits limited has issued a scoping report on its proposals of excavation of minerals( principally clay shell) and by Spring 2021, the company will submit a planning application to West Sussex County Council for permission to use their land for the purpose of Clay extraction for the use of brick-making, waste management and development of a construction materials recycling facility(CMRF) to provide local recycling facilities for the utilization of some of the recycled materials. The proposed site is located on the old Pallinghurst Estate, northeast of Loxwood and west of the A281. The overall extraction period is anticipated to be around 31 years plus 2 years for removal of the CMRF and restoration of the land back to deciduous forestry plantation with the addition of a fishing lake for the local community which offers an advantage for the coming generation who can avail the perks of fishing right in the neck of the woods.

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Loxwood Clay Pits Limited aims to excavate minerals (principally clay shell)  for the purpose of brick making and other construction materials, the development site is located on the old Pallinghurst Estate, located approximately 1.5km to the east/northeast of the village of Loxwood, and immediately west of the A281 Horsham trunk road. This site is underlain by the Weald Clay Formation and is understood to be a principal clay resource for brick making, and it is well located for supplying several relatively local brickworks. The presence of a larger operation at Rudgwick and the long history of small-scale brick-making activities for many years back in the 1800s and early 1900s indicate the notable suitability of the clay resource at the site.

[loxwoodclaypits]

Loxwood Clay Pits limited has issued a scoping report on its proposals of excavation of minerals( principally clay shell) and by Spring 2021, the company will submit a planning application to West Sussex County Council for permission to use their land for the purpose of Clay extraction for the use of brick-making, waste management and development of a construction materials recycling facility(CMRF) to provide local recycling facilities for the utilization of some of the recycled materials. The proposed site is located on the old Pallinghurst Estate, northeast of Loxwood and west of the A281. The overall extraction period is anticipated to be around 31 years plus 2 years for removal of the CMRF and restoration of the land back to deciduous forestry plantation with the addition of a fishing lake for the local community which offers an advantage for the coming generation who can avail the perks of fishing right in the neck of the woods.

[loxwoodclaypits]

Loxwood Clay Pits Limited aims to excavate minerals (principally clay shell)  for the purpose of brick making and other construction materials, the development site is located on the old Pallinghurst Estate, located approximately 1.5km to the east/northeast of the village of Loxwood, and immediately west of the A281 Horsham trunk road. This site is underlain by the Weald Clay Formation and is understood to be a principal clay resource for brick making, and it is well located for supplying several relatively local brickworks. The presence of a larger operation at Rudgwick and the long history of small-scale brick-making activities for many years back in the 1800s and early 1900s indicate the notable suitability of the clay resource at the site.

[loxwoodclaypits]

Loxwood Clay Pits limited has issued a scoping report on its proposals of excavation of minerals( principally clay shell) and by Spring 2021, the company will submit a planning application to West Sussex County Council for permission to use their land for the purpose of Clay extraction for the use of brick-making, waste management and development of a construction materials recycling facility(CMRF) to provide local recycling facilities for the utilization of some of the recycled materials. The proposed site is located on the old Pallinghurst Estate, northeast of Loxwood and west of the A281. The overall extraction period is anticipated to be around 31 years plus 2 years for removal of the CMRF and restoration of the land back to deciduous forestry plantation with the addition of a fishing lake for the local community which offers an advantage for the coming generation who can avail the perks of fishing right in the neck of the woods.

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Clay Pits Development Site In Pallinghrust | Loxwood Clay Pits

Clay pits development site in Pallinghurst Estate is located approximately 1.5km to the east/northeast of the Loxwood village. Underlain by the Weald Clay Formation, this site is a principal clay resource and it is well located for supplying several relatively local brickworks. Loxwood Clay Pits Ltd. aims to excavate minerals (principally clay shale) from the site including the development of a construction materials recycling facility (CMRF) to provide local recycling facilities and the utilization of some recycled materials for the restoration of the clay pit. After the compilation of the project, the site will be restored back to deciduous forestry plantation along with an addition of a small fishing lake for the benefit of the local community.

[loxwoodclaypits]

Loxwood Clay Pits Limited aims to excavate minerals (principally clay shell)  for the purpose of brick making and other construction materials, the development site is located on the old Pallinghurst Estate, located approximately 1.5km to the east/northeast of the village of Loxwood, and immediately west of the A281 Horsham trunk road. This site is underlain by the Weald Clay Formation and is understood to be a principal clay resource for brick making, and it is well located for supplying several relatively local brickworks. The presence of a larger operation at Rudgwick and the long history of small-scale brick-making activities for many years back in the 1800s and early 1900s indicate the notable suitability of the clay resource at the site.

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Loxwood Clay Pits Limited aims to excavate minerals (principally clay shell)  for the purpose of brick making and other construction materials, the development site is located on the old Pallinghurst Estate, located approximately 1.5km to the east/northeast of the village of Loxwood, and immediately west of the A281 Horsham trunk road. This site is underlain by the Weald Clay Formation and is understood to be a principal clay resource for brick making, and it is well located for supplying several relatively local brickworks. The presence of a larger operation at Rudgwick and the long history of small-scale brick-making activities for many years back in the 1800s and early 1900s indicate the notable suitability of the clay resource at the site.

[loxwoodclaypits]

Loxwood Clay Pits Limited aims to excavate minerals (principally clay shell)  for the purpose of brick making and other construction materials, the development site is located on the old Pallinghurst Estate, located approximately 1.5km to the east/northeast of the village of Loxwood, and immediately west of the A281 Horsham trunk road. This site is underlain by the Weald Clay Formation and is understood to be a principal clay resource for brick making, and it is well located for supplying several relatively local brickworks. The presence of a larger operation at Rudgwick and the long history of small-scale brick-making activities for many years back in the 1800s and early 1900s indicate the notable suitability of the clay resource at the site.

[loxwoodclaypits]

Loxwood Clay Pits Limited aims to excavate minerals (principally clay shell)  for the purpose of brick making and other construction materials, the development site is located on the old Pallinghurst Estate, located approximately 1.5km to the east/northeast of the village of Loxwood, and immediately west of the A281 Horsham trunk road. This site is underlain by the Weald Clay Formation and is understood to be a principal clay resource for brick making, and it is well located for supplying several relatively local brickworks. The presence of a larger operation at Rudgwick and the long history of small-scale brick-making activities for many years back in the 1800s and early 1900s indicate the notable suitability of the clay resource at the site.

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Loxwood Clay Pits Limited aims to excavate minerals (principally clay shell)  for the purpose of brick making and other construction materials, the development site is located on the old Pallinghurst Estate, located approximately 1.5km to the east/northeast of the village of Loxwood, and immediately west of the A281 Horsham trunk road. This site is underlain by the Weald Clay Formation and is understood to be a principal clay resource for brick making, and it is well located for supplying several relatively local brickworks. The presence of a larger operation at Rudgwick and the long history of small-scale brick-making activities for many years back in the 1800s and early 1900s indicate the notable suitability of the clay resource at the site.

[loxwoodclaypits]

Loxwood Clay Pits Limited aims to excavate minerals (principally clay shell)  for the purpose of brick making and other construction materials, the development site is located on the old Pallinghurst Estate, located approximately 1.5km to the east/northeast of the village of Loxwood, and immediately west of the A281 Horsham trunk road. This site is underlain by the Weald Clay Formation and is understood to be a principal clay resource for brick making, and it is well located for supplying several relatively local brickworks. The presence of a larger operation at Rudgwick and the long history of small-scale brick-making activities for many years back in the 1800s and early 1900s indicate the notable suitability of the clay resource at the site.

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Loxwood Clay Pits Limited has issued a scoping report on its proposals to excavate minerals i.e. clay, from a clay excavation site in Loxwood which is precisely located on the old Pallinghurst Estate located approximately 1.5km to the east /northeast of the village of Loxwood, and immediately west of the A281 Horsham trunk road. Geologically, this site has been noted by the British Geological Survey (BGS) England and Wales as being underlain by the Weald Clay Formation. This project will serve the waste management industry, construction industry, waste recycling industry, clay pits industry, and many more. After the compilation of the project, the site will be restored back to deciduous forestry plantation along with an addition of a small fishing lake for the benefit of the local community.