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CHANGE OF USE OF BUILDING TO A FUNERAL DIRECTORS (CLASS E (C) III), AND EXTERNAL ALTERATIONS INCLUDING: 1) RECONFIGURATION OF WINDOW OPENING WITHIN THE SOUTHERN ELEVATION OF THE BUILDING TO A GARAGE DOOR, 2) STEPPED AND RAMPED ACCESS TO FRONT ELEVATION, 3) LANDSCAPING, AND 4)CAR PARKING ARRANGEMENTS.

FAIRMONT HOUSE SOUTH CLIFTON STREET LYTHAM ST ANNES LANCASHIRE FY8 5HG

Withdrawn by ApplicantReference: 25/0537Fylde Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn by Applicant
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
9 Sept 2025
Validated
18 Sept 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

CHANGE OF USE OF BUILDING TO A FUNERAL DIRECTORS (CLASS E (C) III), AND EXTERNAL ALTERATIONS INCLUDING: 1) RECONFIGURATION OF WINDOW OPENING WITHIN THE SOUTHERN ELEVATION OF THE BUILDING TO A GARAGE DOOR, 2) STEPPED AND RAMPED ACCESS TO FRONT ELEVATION, 3) LANDSCAPING, AND 4)CAR PARKING ARRANGEMENTS.

Proposal details

Reference
25/0537
Ward
Lytham West
Parish
Lytham
Agent
MR MARCO ZAVAGNO

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Application location

FAIRMONT HOUSE SOUTH CLIFTON STREET LYTHAM ST ANNES LANCASHIRE FY8 5HG

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DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision13 Jan 2026View
Lytham Town CouncilConsultee Comment27 Nov 2025View
Planning Supporting Statement Sept 25Background Documents11 Sept 2025View
ApplicationformredactedApplication Form9 Sept 2025View
Heritage appraisal and heritage impact assessmentBackground Documents9 Sept 2025View
Existing And Proposed Location olanInitial Drawing9 Sept 2025View
Existing Ground Floor Plans & Elevations And SectionsInitial Drawing9 Sept 2025View
Proposed Ground And Mezzanine Floor Plans Elevations And SectionsInitial Drawing9 Sept 2025View
Existing And Proposed SignageInitial Drawing9 Sept 2025View
Location planLocation Plan9 Sept 2025View

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