According to the Local Democracy Reporting Service, planning permission has been granted with conditions.
The meeting on Monday heard from Stephen Lormor, general manager for FCC Environment, which runs the plant. He said the site on Paving Way already had the capacity to handle the extra waste.
“The facility will look and operate exactly as it does today. We’re not proposing any new buildings, physical changes or modifications to the plan,” he said.
He added: “Allowing the facility to increase its capacity will also further the amount of renewable and low carbon energy generated for Lincolnshire, helping the county to meet its climate and waste reduction commitments.”
Local Conservative councillor Charlotte Vernon backed the proposal saying: “Given that everything seems to be in order and there don’t seem to be any objections to this at all from any of the other consultees around the local area, I’m quite happy with it.”
