The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015

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KA.2.  Development is permitted by Class KA subject to the following conditions—

(a)the development is carried out in accordance with the details in the notification referred to in paragraph KA.1(a), unless the mineral planning authority has otherwise agreed in writing;

(b)no trees on the land are removed, felled, lopped or topped and no other thing is done on the land likely to harm or damage any trees, unless specified in detail in the notification referred to in paragraph KA.1(a) or the mineral planning authority has otherwise agreed in writing;

(c)within a period of 28 days from operations ceasing, unless the mineral planning authority has agreed otherwise in writing—

(i)any structure permitted by Class KA and any waste material arising from other development so permitted is removed from the land;

(ii)any borehole is adequately sealed;

(iii)the surface of the land is levelled and any topsoil replaced as the uppermost layer; and

(iv)the land is, so far as is practicable, restored to its condition before the development took place, including the carrying out of any necessary seeding and replanting;

(d)the developer notifies the Environment Agency and the relevant drinking water supply undertaker in writing of its intention to carry out the development (specifying the nature and location of the development), and no development takes place until 28 days after that notification;

(e)in the case of boreholes for locating and appraising the condition of mines, the developer notifies the Coal Authority in writing of its intention to carry out the development (specifying the nature and location of the development), and no development takes place until 28 days after that notification; and

(f)the development ceases no later than a date which is—

(i)in the case of development involving the drilling of boreholes for groundwater monitoring, 24 months; and

(ii)in other cases, 6 months,

after the elapse of the relevant period, unless the mineral planning authority has otherwise agreed in writing.]

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