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RAISING OF GROUND LEVELS TO FORM LEVEL EDGE TO GARDEN WITH TIMBER RETAINING WALL, AND ERECTION OF 0.8M HIGH POST AND RAIL FENCE

POOLSIDE COTTAGE, NAZE LANE EAST, FRECKLETON, PRESTON, PR4 1UN

Withdrawn by ApplicantReference: 17/0083Fylde Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn by Applicant
Application type
Householder Planning Application
Received
2 Feb 2017
Validated
15 Feb 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

RAISING OF GROUND LEVELS TO FORM LEVEL EDGE TO GARDEN WITH TIMBER RETAINING WALL, AND ERECTION OF 0.8M HIGH POST AND RAIL FENCE

Proposal details

Reference
17/0083
Ward
Freckleton East
Parish
Freckleton
Agent
Steadman

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Application location

POOLSIDE COTTAGE, NAZE LANE EAST, FRECKLETON, PRESTON, PR4 1UN

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
PARISHConsultee Comment14 Mar 2017View
ENVIRONMENT AGENCYConsultee Comment9 Mar 2017View
MODConsultee Comment22 Feb 2017View
BAERepresentation17 Feb 2017View
1 - STANDARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTERCorrespondence16 Feb 2017View
SECTIONS OF FENCEInitial Drawing15 Feb 2017View
PROPOSED NEW FENCEInitial Drawing15 Feb 2017View
EXISTING FENCEInitial Drawing15 Feb 2017View
783316.pdfPlanning Location Plan15 Feb 2017View
781613.pdfApplication Form2 Feb 2017View
781608.pdfPlanning Location Plan2 Feb 2017View
781609.pdfPlanning Location Plan2 Feb 2017View
CURRENT IMAGE SHOWING CLAY INFILLSupplementary Documents/Background Papers2 Feb 2017View
IMAGE TO SHOW HEIGHT OF FENCE AND CLAYSupplementary Documents/Background Papers2 Feb 2017View
EXISTING PLASTIC POST AND RAIL FENCING IN GARDENSupplementary Documents/Background Papers2 Feb 2017View
FENCE FROM PUBLIC WALKWAYSupplementary Documents/Background Papers2 Feb 2017View
IMAGE FROM PUBLIC WALKWAY SHOWING THE ERODEDSupplementary Documents/Background Papers2 Feb 2017View
IMAGE OF NEIGHBOURS FENCESupplementary Documents/Background Papers2 Feb 2017View
IMAGE OF NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOURS GARDEN THAT HAS NOT ERODED AS THERE IS A SOLID FENSupplementary Documents/Background Papers2 Feb 2017View
VIEW OF ERODED AREA COMPARED TO NEXT DOORSupplementary Documents/Background Papers2 Feb 2017View

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