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CHANGE OF USE OF LAND TO THE SIDE AND REAR OF MILL COTTAGE AND LAND TO THE REAR OF WINDHOEK TO FORM EXTENSION TO PRIVATE GARDEN INCLUDING FORMATION OF GATED VEHICLE ACCESS TO MILL LANE IN CONNECTION WITH PRIVATE EQUESTRIAN USE - RETROSPECTIVE APPLICATION

MILL COTTAGE STAINING OLD ROAD STAINING BLACKPOOL LANCASHIRE FY3 0BQ

GrantedReference: 22/0691Fylde Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Granted
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
8 Sept 2022
Validated
21 Sept 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

CHANGE OF USE OF LAND TO THE SIDE AND REAR OF MILL COTTAGE AND LAND TO THE REAR OF WINDHOEK TO FORM EXTENSION TO PRIVATE GARDEN INCLUDING FORMATION OF GATED VEHICLE ACCESS TO MILL LANE IN CONNECTION WITH PRIVATE EQUESTRIAN USE - RETROSPECTIVE APPLICATION

Proposal details

Reference
22/0691
Ward
Staining New
Parish
Staining
Agent
MR BEN JURIN, Ben Jurin Architecture Ltd

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Application location

MILL COTTAGE STAINING OLD ROAD STAINING BLACKPOOL LANCASHIRE FY3 0BQ

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision9 Dec 2022View
PROPOSED SITE PLANAmended Plan24 Nov 2022View
LOCATION & SITE PLANAmended Plan24 Nov 2022View
EXISTING LOCATION & SITE PLANSuperseded10 Nov 2022View
PROPOSED SITE PLANSuperseded10 Nov 2022View
staining pcConsultee Comment24 Oct 2022View
Existing location & site planSuperseded18 Oct 2022View
PROPOSED SITE PLANSuperseded18 Oct 2022View
lcc highwaysConsultee Comment6 Oct 2022View
LLFA ResponseConsultee Comment5 Oct 2022View
Flood Risk AssessmentBackground Documents21 Sept 2022View
Heritage StatementBackground Documents21 Sept 2022View
ApplicationformredactedApplication Form8 Sept 2022View
Design & Access statementBackground Documents8 Sept 2022View
Location planSuperseded8 Sept 2022View
Site PlanSuperseded8 Sept 2022View

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