Pepper Hill Midas Scaffolding Ltd applies for goods vehicle operator’s licence

Midas Scaffolding Ltd seeks approval for a new operating centre in Great Amwell

Midas Scaffolding Ltd applies for goods vehicle licence at Pepper Hill

Midas Scaffolding Ltd in Stevenage applies for a goods vehicle operator’s licence to use land at Pepper Hill, Great Amwell. Learn about the application and how to make representations.

Midas Scaffolding Ltd seeks goods vehicle licence for Pepper Hill site

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Midas Scaffolding Ltd, operated by Luke Decker, Benjamin Green, and Jonathan Hager, has submitted an application for a goods vehicle operator’s licence. The company, based at 30 Ashbottom Close, Stevenage, Hertfordshire SG2 8GA, intends to use land at the rear of Van Hage Garden Centre, Pepper Hill, Great Amwell SG12 9RP as an operating centre for two goods vehicles.

This application is part of Midas Scaffolding Ltd's efforts to expand its operational capabilities within the region. The proposed site at Pepper Hill is strategically chosen to support the company's logistical needs without the inclusion of trailers.

How can I view the full details of this application?

Interested parties can access further information by contacting the Traffic Commissioner or visiting the official government website where guidance on making representations is available.

What should I do if I have concerns about this application?

Owners or occupiers of nearby land who believe their use or enjoyment of that land might be affected are encouraged to submit written representations. These should be directed to the Traffic Commissioner at Quarry House, Quarry Hill, Leeds, LS2 7UE within 21 days from the notice date. A copy of these representations must also be sent to Midas Scaffolding Ltd at their Stevenage address.

Where can I find guidance on making representations?

A comprehensive guide on making representations, objections, and complaints regarding goods vehicle operator licensing is available online at www.gov.uk/government/publications/a-guide-to-making-representations-objections-and-complaints-goods-vehicle-operator-licensing.

The public notice was published in the Hertfordshire Mercury and remains open for representations until 21 days from its publication date. Those who wish to express concerns or support are advised to act promptly within this timeframe.

For further details on this application and how it may impact local operations or community interests, please refer to the original public notice available at Public Notice Portal.