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PROPOSED FORMATION OF NEW AGRICULTURAL ACCESS TO BALLAM ROAD WITH NEW TRACK TO CONNECT TO EXISTING INTERNAL AGRICULTURAL ACCESS TRACKS INCLUDING NEW BRIDGE OVER LIGGARD BROOK

LAND NORTH OF HOME FARM COTTAGES, WATCHWOOD DRIVE, LYTHAM, LYTHAM ST ANNES, FY8 4LF

GrantedReference: 10/0852Fylde Borough Council

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  2. Application Valid Date

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  3. Consultation Start Date

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  4. Site Notice 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
1 Dec 2010
Validated
7 Dec 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

PROPOSED FORMATION OF NEW AGRICULTURAL ACCESS TO BALLAM ROAD WITH NEW TRACK TO CONNECT TO EXISTING INTERNAL AGRICULTURAL ACCESS TRACKS INCLUDING NEW BRIDGE OVER LIGGARD BROOK

Proposal details

Reference
10/0852
Ward
Clifton
Parish
Clifton
Agent
Mr Hale, CA Planning

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Application location

LAND NORTH OF HOME FARM COTTAGES, WATCHWOOD DRIVE, LYTHAM, LYTHAM ST ANNES, FY8 4LF

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Documents 28 of 28

DocumentPublishedAction
238542.rtfImported Documents23 Apr 2013View
166169.rtfImported Documents31 Jan 2012View
166192.rtfImported Documents31 Jan 2012View
LCCConsultee Comment4 Jan 2012View
156015.pdfConsultee Comment3 Jan 2012View
146194.pdfAmended Plan(s)7 Nov 2011View
139054.pdfAmended Plan(s)11 Oct 2011View
138702.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers4 Oct 2011View
105787.pdfConsultee Comment9 Jun 2011View
105788.pdfConsultee Comment9 Jun 2011View
95866.pdfConsultee Comment28 Apr 2011View
93036.pdfConsultee Comment12 Apr 2011View
defend lythamConsultee Comment24 Jan 2011View
78841.pdfSite Plan19 Jan 2011View
78532.pdfConsultee Comment17 Jan 2011View
75879.pdfConsultee Comment7 Jan 2011View
75717.pdfConsultee Comment6 Jan 2011View
75723.pdfConsultee Comment6 Jan 2011View
75743.pdfConsultee Comment6 Jan 2011View
75747.pdfConsultee Comment6 Jan 2011View
75523.pdfConsultee Comment5 Jan 2011View
75526.pdfConsultee Comment5 Jan 2011View
72441.pdfApplication Form16 Dec 2010View
72444.pdfPlanning Location Plan16 Dec 2010View
72443.pdfSite Plan16 Dec 2010View
72442.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers16 Dec 2010View
69434.pdfSite Plan8 Dec 2010View
69435.pdfSite Plan8 Dec 2010View

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