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Proposed demolition of redundant sheds, storage and office accommodation to facilitate redevelopment of site for residential and commercial (use classes A2, A3, A4, B1 & C3) with associated car parking

Site Of George Street/Canal Street Sheds,Canal Street,Burnley,Lancashire

Decision MadeReference: APP/2008/0224Burnley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Demolition in a conservation area
Received
Not published
Validated
27 Mar 2008
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Burnley Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed demolition of redundant sheds, storage and office accommodation to facilitate redevelopment of site for residential and commercial (use classes A2, A3, A4, B1 & C3) with associated car parking

Proposal details

Reference
APP/2008/0224

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Application location

Site Of George Street/Canal Street Sheds,Canal Street,Burnley,Lancashire

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APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Officer Report21 May 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View
APP/2008/0224Migrated Planning Web Docs · PDF26 Mar 2008View

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