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CONSTRUCTION OF TWO HOLIDAY COTTAGES

THE BRINDLES (LAND NORTH OF LYNDENE), BAMBERS LANE, WESTBY WITH PLUMPTONS

RefusedReference: 09/0285Fylde 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
Change of Use
Received
14 May 2009
Validated
5 Aug 2009
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

CONSTRUCTION OF TWO HOLIDAY COTTAGES

Proposal details

Reference
09/0285
Parish
Westby with Plumptons
Agent
Mr D Hadwin, Keystone Design Associates Ltd

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Application location

THE BRINDLES (LAND NORTH OF LYNDENE), BAMBERS LANE, WESTBY WITH PLUMPTONS

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Documents 34 of 34

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12641.pdfAppeal5 May 2010View
339848.pdfAppeal9 Apr 2010View
336377.pdfAppeal22 Mar 2010View
336378.pdfAppeal22 Mar 2010View
319478.pdfAppeal14 Jan 2010View
306289.rtfImported Documents19 Nov 2009View
289645.pdfConsultee Comment9 Sept 2009View
289692.pdfConsultee Comment9 Sept 2009View
288779.pdfConsultee Comment7 Sept 2009View
287772.pdfConsultee Comment3 Sept 2009View
287774.pdfConsultee Comment3 Sept 2009View
286707.pdfConsultee Comment27 Aug 2009View
281344.pdfApplication Form7 Aug 2009View
281345.pdfPlanning Location Plan7 Aug 2009View
281190.pdfSite Plan7 Aug 2009View
281356.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers7 Aug 2009View
271533.pdfPlanning Location Plan30 Jun 2009View
12641.pdfAppeal5 May 2010View
319478.pdfAppeal14 Jan 2010View
336377.pdfAppeal22 Mar 2010View
336378.pdfAppeal22 Mar 2010View
339848.pdfAppeal9 Apr 2010View
281344.pdfApplication Form7 Aug 2009View
286707.pdfConsultee Comment27 Aug 2009View
287772.pdfConsultee Comment3 Sept 2009View
287774.pdfConsultee Comment3 Sept 2009View
288779.pdfConsultee Comment7 Sept 2009View
289645.pdfConsultee Comment9 Sept 2009View
289692.pdfConsultee Comment9 Sept 2009View
306289.rtfImported Documents19 Nov 2009View
281345.pdfPlanning Location Plan7 Aug 2009View
271533.pdfPlanning Location Plan30 Jun 2009View
281190.pdfSite Plan7 Aug 2009View
281356.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers7 Aug 2009View

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Decision & conditions

Refused
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