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CHANGE OF USE FROM PAVILION TO CAFE, COMMUNITY ROOM, PARK OFFICE AND TOILETS.

PAVILION AND PLAYING FIELD, PARK VIEW ROAD, LYTHAM ST ANNES

GrantedReference: 09/0484Fylde Borough Council

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Site Notice Date

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  3. Application Valid Date

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  4. Consultation Start Date

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  5. Consultation End

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  6. Decision Date

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Application summary

Status
Granted
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
23 Jul 2009
Validated
23 Jul 2009
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

CHANGE OF USE FROM PAVILION TO CAFE, COMMUNITY ROOM, PARK OFFICE AND TOILETS.

Proposal details

Reference
09/0484
Ward
Clifton
Parish
Clifton
Agent
Mr Paul Swarbrick

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Application location

PAVILION AND PLAYING FIELD, PARK VIEW ROAD, LYTHAM ST ANNES

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306287.rtfImported Documents19 Nov 2009View
290305.docxSupplementary Documents/Background Papers11 Sept 2009View
290306.docxSupplementary Documents/Background Papers11 Sept 2009View
290307.docxSupplementary Documents/Background Papers11 Sept 2009View
290308.docSupplementary Documents/Background Papers11 Sept 2009View
290309.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers11 Sept 2009View
290310.docxSupplementary Documents/Background Papers11 Sept 2009View
290311.jpgSupplementary Documents/Background Papers11 Sept 2009View
290312.docxSupplementary Documents/Background Papers11 Sept 2009View
290350.docSupplementary Documents/Background Papers11 Sept 2009View
Envt AgencyConsultee Comment2 Sept 2009View
LCC ContributionsConsultee Comment2 Sept 2009View
EAConsultee Comment24 Aug 2009View
285502.docxSupplementary Documents/Background Papers24 Aug 2009View
HighwaysConsultee Comment18 Aug 2009View
HighwaysConsultee Comment17 Aug 2009View
Env HealthConsultee Comment11 Aug 2009View
UUConsultee Comment5 Aug 2009View
277924.pdfApplication Form31 Jul 2009View
Building RegsConsultee Comment31 Jul 2009View
277925.pdfPlanning Location Plan31 Jul 2009View
277694.pdfSite Plan31 Jul 2009View
277695.pdfSite Plan31 Jul 2009View
277926.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers31 Jul 2009View
277927.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers31 Jul 2009View

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Decision & conditions

Granted
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