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ERECTION OF NEW DETACHED DWELLING TO REPLACE EXISTING WORKSHOP AND CABINS. (RE-SUBMISSION OF 10/0524)

WORKSHOP REAR 42-46, KIRKHAM ROAD, NORTH OF BYPASS, FRECKLETON, PRESTON, PR4 1HT

Approved Subject to 106Reference: 10/0807Fylde Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved Subject to 106
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
16 Nov 2010
Validated
18 Nov 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

ERECTION OF NEW DETACHED DWELLING TO REPLACE EXISTING WORKSHOP AND CABINS. (RE-SUBMISSION OF 10/0524)

Proposal details

Reference
10/0807
Parish
Freckleton
Agent
Mr Shaw

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Application location

WORKSHOP REAR 42-46, KIRKHAM ROAD, NORTH OF BYPASS, FRECKLETON, PRESTON, PR4 1HT

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Documents 32 of 32

DocumentPublishedAction
dated 24/04/2012Section 106 Legal Agreement15 Feb 2023View
390218.pdfDecision16 Nov 2015View
229868.pdf229868.pdf27 Feb 2013View
229551.pdfAmended Plan(s)22 Feb 2013View
229444.pdf229444.pdf20 Feb 2013View
92034.rtfImported Documents31 Mar 2011View
78035.pdfConsultee Comment12 Jan 2011View
74201.pdfConsultee Comment16 Dec 2010View
69939.pdfConsultee Comment13 Dec 2010View
69379.pdfPlanning Location Plan7 Dec 2010View
69364.pdfSite Plan7 Dec 2010View
69365.pdfSite Plan7 Dec 2010View
69366.pdfSite Plan7 Dec 2010View
69368.pdfSite Plan7 Dec 2010View
69369.pdfSite Plan7 Dec 2010View
69370.pdfSite Plan7 Dec 2010View
69371.pdfSite Plan7 Dec 2010View
69372.pdfSite Plan7 Dec 2010View
69373.pdfSite Plan7 Dec 2010View
69374.pdfSite Plan7 Dec 2010View
69375.pdfSite Plan7 Dec 2010View
69376.pdfSite Plan7 Dec 2010View
69377.pdfSite Plan7 Dec 2010View
69378.pdfSite Plan7 Dec 2010View
69340.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers7 Dec 2010View
69256.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers6 Dec 2010View
69058.pdfPlanning Location Plan3 Dec 2010View
69059.pdfSite Plan3 Dec 2010View
67248.pdfConsultee Comment2 Dec 2010View
65924.pdfApplication Form19 Nov 2010View
65925.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers19 Nov 2010View
69284.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers12 Jul 2010View

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Approved Subject to 106
390218.pdf
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