Plans for Quarry Lifetime Extension and Reservoir at Farm Lodged
Plans have been submitted for a large-scale irrigation reservoir at a fruit farm and an extension of the lifespan of a landfill and quarry.
Clock House Farm Ltd proposes to build an irrigation reservoir, along with basins and drainage ditches, at its site in Goodnestone Lane, near Faversham.
The project aims to provide water storage and a feed system for fruit production, supporting the local agricultural industry and ensuring a more sustainable approach to crop irrigation.
Meanwhile, Kent County Council seeks to extend the operational life of Norwood Farm Quarry and Landfill Site by up to 16 years, along with its restoration period.
No official statement has been released regarding the potential impact of these plans.
Author's summary: Plans lodged for reservoir and quarry extension.
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