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CERTIFICATE OF LAWFULNESS FOR EXISTING USE OF AN AREA OF WOODLAND CONSIDERED AS PART OF THE CURTILAGE OF THE GRADE II LISTED CLIFTON HALL.

CLIFTON HALL, LODGE LANE, NEWTON WITH CLIFTON, PRESTON, PR4 0YA

Refuse CertificateReference: 17/0342Fylde Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Refuse Certificate
Application type
Certificate of Lawful Development for Existing Use or Development
Received
28 Apr 2017
Validated
28 Apr 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

CERTIFICATE OF LAWFULNESS FOR EXISTING USE OF AN AREA OF WOODLAND CONSIDERED AS PART OF THE CURTILAGE OF THE GRADE II LISTED CLIFTON HALL.

Proposal details

Reference
17/0342
Ward
Newton with Treales
Parish
Newton with Clifton
Agent
Mr Cassidy, Cassidy + Ashton Group Ltd.

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Application location

CLIFTON HALL, LODGE LANE, NEWTON WITH CLIFTON, PRESTON, PR4 0YA

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision23 Jun 2017View
PARISH COUNCILConsultee Comment6 Jun 2017View
FORESTRY COMMISSIONConsultee Comment31 May 2017View
FORESTRY COMMISSIONConsultee Comment31 May 2017View
FORESTRY COMMISSIONConsultee Comment30 May 2017View
LGTConsultee Comment30 May 2017View
MAPInitial Drawing25 May 2017View
HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT RECORDInitial Drawing25 May 2017View
HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT RECORDInitial Drawing25 May 2017View
797335.jpgPhotograph25 May 2017View
797336.jpgPhotograph25 May 2017View
797337.jpgPhotograph25 May 2017View
797340.jpgPhotograph25 May 2017View
ARCHAEOLOGY MONUMENT FULL REPORTSupplementary Documents/Background Papers25 May 2017View
ELECTRICITY ALLIANCE REPORTSupplementary Documents/Background Papers25 May 2017View
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SERVICESupplementary Documents/Background Papers25 May 2017View
HV OBJECTIONRepresentation12 May 2017View
TREE OFFICER COMMENTConsultee Comment11 May 2017View
1 - STANDARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTERCorrespondence8 May 2017View
794351.pdfApplication Form28 Apr 2017View
794346.pdfPlanning Location Plan28 Apr 2017View
LETTERSupplementary Documents/Background Papers28 Apr 2017View
STATEMENTSupplementary Documents/Background Papers28 Apr 2017View

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Refuse Certificate
DECISION NOTICE
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