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CHANGE OF USE OF AGRICULTURAL BUILDING TO PROVIDE SELF STORAGE UNITS (USE CLASS B8) TOGETHER WITH ASSOCIATED EXTERNAL ALTERATIONS TO BUILDING INCLUDING INFILLING OF EXTERNAL WALLS ON NORTH, EAST AND WEST FACING ELEVATIONS AND FORMATION OF DOORWAYS TO NORTH FACING ELEVATION, PROVISION OF PARKING, RESURFACING OF ACCESS ONTO GREENHALGH LANE AND FORMATION OF PASSING PLACES ON ACCESS ROAD

TUNSTEADS GREENHALGH LANE GREENHALGH WITH THISTLETON LANCASHIRE PR4 3HL

GrantedReference: 24/0075Fylde Borough Council

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Application location

TUNSTEADS GREENHALGH LANE GREENHALGH WITH THISTLETON LANCASHIRE PR4 3HL

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Application summary

Status
Granted
Application type
Change of Use
Received
12 Feb 2024
Validated
4 Mar 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

CHANGE OF USE OF AGRICULTURAL BUILDING TO PROVIDE SELF STORAGE UNITS (USE CLASS B8) TOGETHER WITH ASSOCIATED EXTERNAL ALTERATIONS TO BUILDING INCLUDING INFILLING OF EXTERNAL WALLS ON NORTH, EAST AND WEST FACING ELEVATIONS AND FORMATION OF DOORWAYS TO NORTH FACING ELEVATION, PROVISION OF PARKING, RESURFACING OF ACCESS ONTO GREENHALGH LANE AND FORMATION OF PASSING PLACES ON ACCESS ROAD

Proposal details

Reference
24/0075
Ward
Rural North Fylde
Parish
Greenhalgh with Thistleton
Agent
MR ROBERT MACKENZIE, MACMARSHALLS

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision17 May 2024View
Final ReportFinal Report17 May 2024View
LCC Public Rights of Way, Planning & Environment overlay mapConsultee Comment30 Apr 2024View
LCC Public Rights of Way, Planning & Environment commentsConsultee Comment30 Apr 2024View
Greenhalgh Parish CouncilConsultee Comment29 Mar 2024View
LCC HighwaysConsultee Comment26 Mar 2024View
Proposed Plans & ElevationsInitial Drawing4 Mar 2024View
Existing Plans & ElevationsInitial Drawing4 Mar 2024View
Supporting statementBackground Documents4 Mar 2024View
ApplicationformredactedApplication Form12 Feb 2024View
S171 Approval for vehicle crossingBackground Documents12 Feb 2024View

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Decision & conditions

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