Auto Rise Ltd, based at 124 Leyburn Road, London N18 2BQ, has submitted an application for a goods vehicle operator's licence. The company seeks to establish Junction 26 Trucking Skillet Hill Farm, located on Honey Lane in Waltham Abbey EN9 3QU, as an operating centre for one goods vehicle and one trailer.

This application is of particular interest to owners or occupiers of land, including buildings, in proximity to the proposed operating centre. Those who believe that their use or enjoyment of their land may be adversely impacted by this development are encouraged to submit written representations. These should be directed to the Office of the Traffic Commissioner at Quarry House, Quarry Hill, Leeds LS2 7UE. It is important that these representations clearly state the reasons for any concerns and are submitted within 21 days from the date of this notice.

Additionally, representors must send a copy of their representations to Auto Rise Ltd at the address provided above. For guidance on how to make representations, individuals can refer to the Guide to Making Representations available from the Traffic Commissioner’s Office.

For further details on this notice, please visit Public Notice Portal.

How can I view the full goods vehicle operator's licence application?

To view the complete application details, interested parties should contact the Office of the Traffic Commissioner directly.

What should I include in my representation if I have concerns?

Representations should include specific reasons why you believe your use or enjoyment of your land would be affected by the proposed operating centre. Ensure that a copy is also sent to Auto Rise Ltd.

Where can I find guidance on making representations?

Guidance is available from the Traffic Commissioner’s Office and can provide detailed instructions on how to properly submit your concerns.