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APPLICATION TO DISCHARGE CONDITIONS 6 (SURFACE WATER DRAINAGE SCHEME), 7 (MANURE STORE) AND 8 (DETAILS OF HARDSTANDING AREAS) OF PLANNING PERMISSION 21/0596

LAND AT THE JUNCTION OF QUEENSWAY AND, DIVISION LANE, LYTHAM ST ANNES

IssuedReference: 22/0002Fylde Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Issued
Application type
Discharge of Conditions
Received
27 Dec 2021
Validated
24 Dec 2021
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

APPLICATION TO DISCHARGE CONDITIONS 6 (SURFACE WATER DRAINAGE SCHEME), 7 (MANURE STORE) AND 8 (DETAILS OF HARDSTANDING AREAS) OF PLANNING PERMISSION 21/0596

Proposal details

Reference
22/0002
Ward
Kilnhouse New
Parish
St Anne's on the Sea
Agent
Mr Davies, MPD Built Environment Consultants Ltd

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Application location

LAND AT THE JUNCTION OF QUEENSWAY AND, DIVISION LANE, LYTHAM ST ANNES

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
LLFA responseConsultee Comment27 Apr 2022View
Drainage management & maintenance plan - Condition 6Additional Information13 Apr 2022View
Soakaway design calculations_Issue 02 - Condition 6Additional Information13 Apr 2022View
Pavement layout, hardstanding areas & manure store location - Conditions 7 & 8Revised Drawing13 Apr 2022View
Drainage layout 21145-001 Rev C - Condition 6Revised Drawing13 Apr 2022View
Lead Local Flood Authoirty 30.03.22Consultee Comment30 Mar 2022View
Soakaway test results - Condition 6Additional Information10 Mar 2022View
LCC Highways 04.03.22Consultee Comment7 Mar 2022View
Blackpool CouncilConsultee Comment12 Feb 2022View
LCC HIGHWAYS 08.02.22Consultee Comment9 Feb 2022View
Lead Local Flood Authority 09.02.22Consultee Comment9 Feb 2022View
01 - STANDARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTERCorrespondence5 Jan 2022View
APPLICATION FORM REDACTEDApplication Form4 Jan 2022View
PROPOSED IMPERMEABLE AREAS - CONDITION 6Initial Drawing4 Jan 2022View
DRAINAGE DETAILS - CONDITION 6Initial Drawing4 Jan 2022View
SOAKAWAY DESIGN CALCULATIONS - CONDITION 6Superseded4 Jan 2022View
DRAINAGE LAYOUT - CONDITION 6Superseded4 Jan 2022View
HARDSTANDING AREAS - CONDITION 8Superseded4 Jan 2022View
MANURE STORE DETAIL - CONDITION 7Supplementary Documents/Background Papers4 Jan 2022View
Decision NoticeDecision27 Apr 2022View

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