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LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR ERECTION OF BRICK BOUNDARY WALL TO REAR

SEAFIELD HOUSE, 23 SEAFIELD ROAD, LYTHAM ST ANNES, FY8 5PY

RefusedReference: 10/0191Fylde Borough Council

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  2. Site Notice Date

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  3. Application Valid Date

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  5. Consultation End

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Application summary

Status
Refused
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
23 Mar 2010
Validated
31 Mar 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR ERECTION OF BRICK BOUNDARY WALL TO REAR

Proposal details

Reference
10/0191
Ward
Clifton
Parish
Clifton
Agent
Miss j Clark, Mason Gillibrand Architects

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Application location

SEAFIELD HOUSE, 23 SEAFIELD ROAD, LYTHAM ST ANNES, FY8 5PY

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DocumentPublishedAction
site visit detailsAppeal29 Oct 2010View
SITE VISIT DATE CANCELEDAppeal20 Oct 2010View
56680.pdfAppeal12 Oct 2010View
start dateAppeal12 Jul 2010View
32455.pdfAppeal8 Jul 2010View
32464.pdfAppeal8 Jul 2010View
3rd party correspondenceGeneral Mail23 Aug 2010View
16 the leylands wantsGeneral Mail23 Aug 2010View
16 the leylandsGeneral Mail23 Aug 2010View
21216.rtfImported Documents26 May 2010View
21221.rtfImported Documents26 May 2010View
EHConsultee Comment13 Apr 2010View
EHConsultee Comment13 Apr 2010View
civic societyConsultee Comment13 Apr 2010View
339294.pdfApplication Form8 Apr 2010View
339901.pdfApplication Form8 Apr 2010View
339903.pdfPlanning Location Plan8 Apr 2010View
339905.pdfSite Plan8 Apr 2010View
339902.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers8 Apr 2010View
32455.pdfAppeal8 Jul 2010View
32464.pdfAppeal8 Jul 2010View
start dateAppeal12 Jul 2010View
56680.pdfAppeal12 Oct 2010View
SITE VISIT DATE CANCELEDAppeal20 Oct 2010View
site visit detailsAppeal29 Oct 2010View
339294.pdfApplication Form8 Apr 2010View
339901.pdfApplication Form8 Apr 2010View
EHConsultee Comment13 Apr 2010View
EHConsultee Comment13 Apr 2010View
civic societyConsultee Comment13 Apr 2010View
3rd party correspondenceGeneral Mail23 Aug 2010View
16 the leylands wantsGeneral Mail23 Aug 2010View
16 the leylandsGeneral Mail23 Aug 2010View
21216.rtfImported Documents26 May 2010View
21221.rtfImported Documents26 May 2010View
339903.pdfPlanning Location Plan8 Apr 2010View
339905.pdfSite Plan8 Apr 2010View
339902.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers8 Apr 2010View

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