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Proposed change of use of existing mixed use industrial/commercial premises from B1/B8 Planning use to Planning Use D2, to create a padel court facility, including all other associated works relating to.

Unit 1, Bromfield Industrial Estate, Stephen Gray Road, Mold, CH7 1HE

Comments can now be made on the applicationReference: FUL/000746/26Flintshire County Council

Last published check: 3 Oct 2026, 07:30. Check the council record for more recent changes.

Application location

Unit 1, Bromfield Industrial Estate, Stephen Gray Road, Mold, CH7 1HE

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Application summary

Status
Comments can now be made on the application
Application type
Full - Building Works
Received
4 Sept 2026
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
30 Oct 2026
Local authority
Flintshire County Council

Application overview

Proposed change of use of existing mixed use industrial/commercial premises from B1/B8 Planning use to Planning Use D2, to create a padel court facility, including all other associated works relating to.

Proposal details

Reference
FUL/000746/26
Alternative references
PP-15199441
Ward
Flintshire Ward Mold Broncoed
Parish
Flintshire Community Mold Town Council
Agent
JIG Architects Ltd.
UPRN
MAN000000001013612

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed Part Ground Floor Plan - Dwg A200PlanNot publishedView
Existing Part Ground Floor Plan - Dwg A101PlanNot publishedView
Existing Part First Floor Plan - Dwg A102PlanNot publishedView
Existing Part Elevations - Dwg A103ElevationNot publishedView
Existing Block Plan - Dwg A104PlanNot publishedView
Proposed Part First Floor Plan - Dwg A201PlanNot publishedView
Proposed Part Elevations - Dwg A202ElevationNot publishedView
The Lob Padel Club Opening HoursOtherNot publishedView
Key Plan - Dwg A104.1PlanNot publishedView
Location Plan & Existing Block Plan - Dwg A100Location PlanNot publishedView
Flood Consequences Assessment - RedactedReport23 Sept 2026View
Application Form - RedactedApplication Form24 Sept 2026View
Marketing Evidence Report - RedactedReport24 Sept 2026View
Planning Statement - RedactedReport24 Sept 2026View

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  6. Decision due date

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Decision & conditions

Comments can now be made on the application
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