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RETROSPECTIVE APPLICATION FOR LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR REPLACEMENT OF 2NO. WINDOWS AND REPLACEMENT OF 4NO. GLASS SHEETS WITH 4NO. VELUX WINDOWS.

DIXONS FARMHOUSE, GRANGE LANE, NEWTON WITH CLIFTON, PRESTON

RefusedReference: 08/0912Fylde Borough Council

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  2. Consultation Start Date

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  3. Site Notice Date

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  4. Application Valid Date

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  5. Consultation End

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  6. Decision Date

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Application summary

Status
Refused
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
6 Oct 2008
Validated
3 Dec 2008
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

RETROSPECTIVE APPLICATION FOR LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR REPLACEMENT OF 2NO. WINDOWS AND REPLACEMENT OF 4NO. GLASS SHEETS WITH 4NO. VELUX WINDOWS.

Proposal details

Reference
08/0912
Parish
Newton with Clifton
Agent
Mr J Rowe

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Application location

DIXONS FARMHOUSE, GRANGE LANE, NEWTON WITH CLIFTON, PRESTON

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Documents 34 of 34

DocumentPublishedAction
381382.pdfDecision7 Sept 2015View
65856.pdfAppeal22 Nov 2010View
56681.pdfAppeal12 Oct 2010View
46489.pdfAppeal2 Sept 2010View
13166.pdfAppeal10 May 2010View
3419.pdfAppeal15 Apr 2010View
3420.pdfAppeal15 Apr 2010View
334024.pdfAppeal3 Mar 2010View
43042.pdfGeneral Mail19 Aug 2010View
289027.pdfGeneral Mail8 Sept 2009View
244762.pdfConsultee Comment14 Jan 2009View
236447.pdfApplication Form4 Dec 2008View
236452.pdfPlanning Location Plan4 Dec 2008View
236397.pdfSite Plan4 Dec 2008View
236398.pdfSite Plan4 Dec 2008View
236450.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers4 Dec 2008View
236453.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers4 Dec 2008View
381382.pdfDecision7 Sept 2015View
3419.pdfAppeal15 Apr 2010View
3420.pdfAppeal15 Apr 2010View
13166.pdfAppeal10 May 2010View
46489.pdfAppeal2 Sept 2010View
56681.pdfAppeal12 Oct 2010View
65856.pdfAppeal22 Nov 2010View
334024.pdfAppeal3 Mar 2010View
236447.pdfApplication Form4 Dec 2008View
244762.pdfConsultee Comment14 Jan 2009View
289027.pdfGeneral Mail8 Sept 2009View
43042.pdfGeneral Mail19 Aug 2010View
236452.pdfPlanning Location Plan4 Dec 2008View
236397.pdfSite Plan4 Dec 2008View
236398.pdfSite Plan4 Dec 2008View
236453.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers4 Dec 2008View
236450.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers4 Dec 2008View

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Decision & conditions

Refused
381382.pdf 381382.pdf
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