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CHANGE OF USE OF LAND FOR SITING OF SIX HOLIDAY LODGES INCLUDING FORMATION OF ACCESS TRACK, CREATION OF HARDSTANDING TO OVERFLOW PARKING AREA AND ADDITIONAL LANDSCAPING AND ASSOCIATED INFRASTRUCTURE

STAINING LODGE GOLF COURSE CHAIN LANE STAINING LANCASHIRE FY3 0DE

Granted Subject to BNGReference: 24/0529Fylde Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Granted Subject to BNG
Application type
Change of Use
Received
5 Sept 2024
Validated
16 Oct 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

CHANGE OF USE OF LAND FOR SITING OF SIX HOLIDAY LODGES INCLUDING FORMATION OF ACCESS TRACK, CREATION OF HARDSTANDING TO OVERFLOW PARKING AREA AND ADDITIONAL LANDSCAPING AND ASSOCIATED INFRASTRUCTURE

Proposal details

Reference
24/0529
Ward
Staining New
Parish
Staining
Agent
MR JAKE SALISBURY, Graham Anthony Associates

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Application location

STAINING LODGE GOLF COURSE CHAIN LANE STAINING LANCASHIRE FY3 0DE

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision16 Apr 2025View
Final ReportFinal Report15 Apr 2025View
LCC HighwaysConsultee Comment15 Apr 2025View
Existing Site PlanAmended Plan14 Feb 2025View
Proposed Site PlanAmended Plan14 Feb 2025View
Location PlanAmended Plan14 Feb 2025View
BNG reportBackground Documents14 Feb 2025View
BNG METRIC Version 03Biodiversity Net Gain Metric14 Feb 2025View
Proposed Swept Path AnalysisInitial Drawing7 Jan 2025View
Proposed Pod Plans and ElevationsInitial Drawing7 Jan 2025View
ESUK wintering bird assessmentBackground Documents7 Jan 2025View
Advice Note - Great Crested NewtBackground Documents7 Jan 2025View
United UtilitiesConsultee Comment2 Dec 2024View
Staining Parish CouncilConsultee Comment1 Dec 2024View
Natural EnglandConsultee Comment27 Nov 2024View
gmeuConsultee Comment8 Nov 2024View
Biodiversity MetricSuperseded27 Sept 2024View
Application form redactedApplication Form5 Sept 2024View
Planning StatementBackground Documents5 Sept 2024View
Ecology surveyBackground Documents5 Sept 2024View
Biodiversity Net Gain ReportSuperseded5 Sept 2024View

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Decision & conditions

Granted Subject to BNG
Decision Notice
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