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Proposed construction of outdoor padel courts with rain canopies and boundary fencing and associated clubhouse facility.

Land at Deeside Leisure Centre, Chester Road West, Queensferry, Flintshire, CH5 1SA

The statutory consultation period is now closed but comments will be acccepted until determination of the applicationReference: FUL/000067/26Flintshire County Council

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Application location

Land at Deeside Leisure Centre, Chester Road West, Queensferry, Flintshire, CH5 1SA

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Application summary

Status
The statutory consultation period is now closed but comments will be acccepted until determination of the application
Application type
Full - Building Works
Received
27 Jan 2026
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
24 Mar 2026
Local authority
Flintshire County Council

Application overview

Proposed construction of outdoor padel courts with rain canopies and boundary fencing and associated clubhouse facility.

Proposal details

Reference
FUL/000067/26
Alternative references
PP-14607041
Ward
Flintshire Ward Queensferry and Sealand
Parish
Flintshire Community Queensferry Community Council
Agent
Richard Morgan
UPRN
MAN000000001011186

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed Site Plan - Dwg Z1052-PL-003PlanNot publishedView
Existing Site Plan - Dwg Z1052-PL-002PlanNot publishedView
Proposed Club House Floor Plan - Dwg Z1052-PL-100-GAPlanNot publishedView
Location PlanLocation PlanNot publishedView
Proposed Club House Elevations - Dwg Z1052-EL-201ElevationNot publishedView
Proposed Site Elevations - Dwg Z1052-EL-200ElevationNot publishedView
Application Form - RedactedApplication Form3 Feb 2026View
Design & Access Statement - RedactedStatement3 Feb 2026View
Flood Consequence Assessment & Drainage Statement- RedactedStatement3 Feb 2026View

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  7. Decision due date

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Decision & conditions

The statutory consultation period is now closed but comments will be acccepted until determination of the application
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