Application for approval of reserved matters following the grant of outline planning permission ref: 22/0265, to agree access, scale, layout, appearance and landscaping insofar as it relates to:Reconfiguration of Common Edge Road to create a new point of access into the Enterprise Zone and provision of new spine road from this access point to Amy Johnson Way;Highways works including reconfiguration of the junction of Common Edge Road and School Road; Restoration of no. 2 School Road site following demolition;Associated surface water drainage and landscaping works.
LAND BOUNDED BY AMY JOHNSON WAY, COMMON EDGE ROAD, JEPSON WAY, SCHOOL ROAD AND BLACKPOOL AIRPORT, BLACKPOOL, FY4 5DY
DecidedReference: 23/0812Blackpool Borough Council
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Application for approval of reserved matters following the grant of outline planning permission ref: 22/0265, to agree access, scale, layout, appearance and landscaping insofar as it relates to:Reconfiguration of Common Edge Road to create a new point of access into the Enterprise Zone and provision of new spine road from this access point to Amy Johnson Way;Highways works including reconfiguration of the junction of Common Edge Road and School Road; Restoration of no. 2 School Road site following demolition;Associated surface water drainage and landscaping works.
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Reference
23/0812
Alternative references
PP-12542703
Ward
Stanley
Agent
Cassidy & Ashton Group Ltd
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