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Change of use of land from stables and the keeping of horses to a mixed use comprising stables and the keeping of horses along with a 6 pitch traveller family site, along with the erection of boundary fencing and access improvements to the 2 No existing openings from Chester Road and the raising of the land - Retrospective

Land north of Chester Road, Flint, Flintshire, CH6 5SF

The statutory consultation period is now closed but comments will be acccepted until determination of the applicationReference: FUL/000469/26Flintshire County Council

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Application location

Land north of Chester Road, Flint, Flintshire, CH6 5SF

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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
28 May 2026
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
14 Aug 2026
Local authority
Flintshire County Council

Application overview

Change of use of land from stables and the keeping of horses to a mixed use comprising stables and the keeping of horses along with a 6 pitch traveller family site, along with the erection of boundary fencing and access improvements to the 2 No existing openings from Chester Road and the raising of the land - Retrospective

Proposal details

Reference
FUL/000469/26
Alternative references
PP-14964351
Ward
Flintshire Ward Flint Oakenholt
Parish
Flintshire Community Flint Town Council
Agent
Mike Carr
UPRN
MAN000000001004193

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - RedactedApplication Form23 Jun 2026View
Green Infrastructure Statement - RedactedStatement24 Jun 2026View
Location Plan - Dwg 1Location Plan24 Jun 2026View
Proposed Site Plan & Plan Key - Dwg 4Plan24 Jun 2026View
Existing Site Plan - Dwg 2Plan24 Jun 2026View
Proposed Site Plan - Dwg 3Plan24 Jun 2026View

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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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