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PROPOSED 15 NO. BEACH HUTS

BEACH HUTS ADJACENT BOATING LAKE, SOUTH PROMENADE, LYTHAM ST ANNES

Withdrawn by ApplicantReference: 11/0497Fylde Borough Council

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  2. Consultation Start Date

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  3. Site Notice Date

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  4. Application Valid Date

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  5. Consultation End

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  6. Decision Date

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn by Applicant
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
14 Jul 2011
Validated
23 Sept 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

PROPOSED 15 NO. BEACH HUTS

Proposal details

Reference
11/0497
Ward
Central
Parish
Central
Agent
Mr Proctor, dp arch Ltd

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Application location

BEACH HUTS ADJACENT BOATING LAKE, SOUTH PROMENADE, LYTHAM ST ANNES

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Documents 32 of 32

DocumentPublishedAction
173737.rtfImported Documents6 Mar 2012View
Revised ecology commentsConsultee Comment16 Feb 2012View
app. ecol. ass.General Mail5 Dec 2011View
146364.docConsultee Comment11 Nov 2011View
143053.pdfConsultee Comment31 Oct 2011View
142029.txtConsultee Comment25 Oct 2011View
141782.pdfConsultee Comment21 Oct 2011View
141423.docConsultee Comment19 Oct 2011View
139096.pdfConsultee Comment12 Oct 2011View
139108.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers12 Oct 2011View
138871.rtfConsultee Comment7 Oct 2011View
138746.docConsultee Comment5 Oct 2011View
138651.rtfConsultee Comment4 Oct 2011View
138688.pdfConsultee Comment4 Oct 2011View
138691.pdfConsultee Comment4 Oct 2011View
138696.pdfConsultee Comment4 Oct 2011View
136192.pdfApplication Form26 Sept 2011View
136193.pdfPlanning Location Plan26 Sept 2011View
136194.pdfSite Plan26 Sept 2011View
ROBERTSONAdditional Information23 Sept 2011View
232477.pdfConsultee Comment7 Sept 2011View
265769.pdfConsultee Comment6 Sept 2011View
203993.rtfConsultee Comment1 Sept 2011View
218328.rtfConsultee Comment1 Sept 2011View
151215.docConsultee Comment25 Aug 2011View
111844.pdfConsultee Comment22 Aug 2011View
101713.pdfApplication Form18 Aug 2011View
101714.pdfSite Plan18 Aug 2011View
101715.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers18 Aug 2011View
128888.pdfApplication Form3 Aug 2011View
flood riskSupplementary Documents/Background Papers3 Aug 2011View
128890.pdfSupplementary Documents/Background Papers3 Aug 2011View

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Decision & conditions

Withdrawn by Applicant
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