Information for Moss Landfill Site, Tarbolton
Status: PreventedPlanning Region: Scotland
Planning Sub-Region: South Ayrshire
Operator: Tarbolton Landfill Limited
Capacity: 150,000
Campaign Group(s): Against Toxic Ayrshire Campaign & Save Burns Country From Incineration
Notes: Proposal of Application Notice submitted for a mixed waste incinerator in May 2017 (17/00485/PAN). No sign of a planning application as of August 2021. According to SEPA: "On Wednesday 13 June 2018, the operators of Tarbolton Landfill Limited in South Ayrshire had an application to voluntarily liquidate the company granted by The Companies Court in London" [Source] (Entry updated 2021-08-04)
Environment Agency Compliance Assessment Reports
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