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External alterations including erection of glazed canopy to roof to form atrium, installation of velux windows to side planes of the main roof, installation of new access ramp to front elevation, installation of mezzanine floors and use of premises as altered as 10 self-contained permanent flats with associated front bin store, landscaping and boundary treatment.

BETHESDA CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, GRASMERE ROAD, BLACKPOOL, FY1 5PN

Appeal decidedReference: 12/0699Blackpool Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Appeal decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
18 Sept 2012
Validated
24 Oct 2012
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Blackpool Borough Council

Application overview

External alterations including erection of glazed canopy to roof to form atrium, installation of velux windows to side planes of the main roof, installation of new access ramp to front elevation, installation of mezzanine floors and use of premises as altered as 10 self-contained permanent flats with associated front bin store, landscaping and boundary treatment.

Proposal details

Reference
12/0699
Alternative references
PP-02200722
Ward
Tyldesley
Agent
Mr D Shepherd

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BETHESDA CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, GRASMERE ROAD, BLACKPOOL, FY1 5PN

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