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Erection of single storey extension, replacement of existing buildings, provision of additional car parking spaces and resiting of main entrance.
Reference: 04/0713 Blackpool Borough Council
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Application location TREBARON GARDEN CENTRE, 350 COMMON EDGE ROAD, BLACKPOOL, FY4 5DY
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Status Decided
Application type Full Planning Permission
Received 16 Jul 2004
Validated 29 Jul 2004
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Blackpool Borough Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Erection of single storey extension, replacement of existing buildings, provision of additional car parking spaces and resiting of main entrance.
Proposal details
Reference 04/0713
Ward Stanley
Agent Leeming Gill Associates
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