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PROPOSED ERECTION OF SINGLE STOREY DWELLING AS REPLACEMENT FOR EXISTING RESIDENTIAL MOBILE HOME

THE BUSH, POOL LANE, FRECKLETON, PRESTON, PR4 1SA

RefusedReference: 11/0367Fylde Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Refused
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
2 Jun 2011
Validated
3 Jun 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

PROPOSED ERECTION OF SINGLE STOREY DWELLING AS REPLACEMENT FOR EXISTING RESIDENTIAL MOBILE HOME

Proposal details

Reference
11/0367
Parish
Freckleton
Agent
Mr Donnelly, Pennine Planning

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Application location

THE BUSH, POOL LANE, FRECKLETON, PRESTON, PR4 1SA

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202410.pdfAppeal22 Aug 2012View
200008.pdfAppeal15 Aug 2012View
decision noticeAppeal13 Aug 2012View
199731.pdfAppeal9 Aug 2012View
192307.pdfAppeal26 Jun 2012View
189628.pdfAppeal11 Jun 2012View
188551.pdfAppeal21 May 2012View
188552.pdfAppeal21 May 2012View
181712.pdfAppeal18 Apr 2012View
Ecology reportAppeal2 Apr 2012View
PINSAppeal19 Mar 2012View
START DATEAppeal1 Mar 2012View
LCC ecologyConsultee Comment5 Apr 2012View
119872.pdfConsultee Comment14 Jul 2011View
LCC ecologyConsultee Comment1 Jul 2011View
LCC ecologyConsultee Comment30 Jun 2011View
BAeConsultee Comment23 Jun 2011View
105219.pdfApplication Form7 Jun 2011View
105221.pdfPlanning Location Plan7 Jun 2011View
105222.pdfSite Plan7 Jun 2011View
104614.rtfDecision19 Aug 2011View
104614.rtfDecision19 Aug 2011View
START DATEAppeal1 Mar 2012View
PINSAppeal19 Mar 2012View
Ecology reportAppeal2 Apr 2012View
181712.pdfAppeal18 Apr 2012View
188551.pdfAppeal21 May 2012View
188552.pdfAppeal21 May 2012View
189628.pdfAppeal11 Jun 2012View
192307.pdfAppeal26 Jun 2012View
199731.pdfAppeal9 Aug 2012View
decision noticeAppeal13 Aug 2012View
200008.pdfAppeal15 Aug 2012View
202410.pdfAppeal22 Aug 2012View
105219.pdfApplication Form7 Jun 2011View
LCC ecologyConsultee Comment5 Apr 2012View
BAeConsultee Comment23 Jun 2011View
LCC ecologyConsultee Comment30 Jun 2011View
LCC ecologyConsultee Comment1 Jul 2011View
119872.pdfConsultee Comment14 Jul 2011View
105221.pdfPlanning Location Plan7 Jun 2011View
105222.pdfSite Plan7 Jun 2011View

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decision notice 104614.rtf 104614.rtf decision notice
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