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Proposed change of use from agricultural livestock building with interpretation centre to 150 square metres retail space (use class A1) with associated storage and w/c's and 132 square metres cafe (use class A3) including minor changes to elevations at

Water Garden Harefield Cottage Warrington Road Rainhill St Helens L35 6PG

DecidedReference: 19/00326/COUHalton Borough Council

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Application location

Water Garden Harefield Cottage Warrington Road Rainhill St Helens L35 6PG

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Change of Use
Received
24 Jun 2019
Validated
26 Jun 2019
Determination deadline
21 Aug 2019
Local authority
Halton Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed change of use from agricultural livestock building with interpretation centre to 150 square metres retail space (use class A1) with associated storage and w/c's and 132 square metres cafe (use class A3) including minor changes to elevations at

Proposal details

Reference
19/00326/COU
Alternative references
IAP00045591-001
Ward
Farnworth
Parish
No Parish
Agent
Mr Mike Carr

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
1900326COU_23082019_101211.pdfDecision / Officer Report · PDF23 Aug 2019View
ApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdfApplication Form · PDF27 Jun 2019View
01 - HAREFIELD COTTAGE WATER GARDENS 1 1250 LOCATION PLAN - JUNE 2019.pdfPlans · PDF27 Jun 2019View
HAREFIELD COTTAGE WATER GARDENS CHANGE OF USE STATEMENT JUNE 2019.pdfApplication Correspondence · PDF27 Jun 2019View
02 - HAREFIELD COTTAGE WATER GARDENS A1 EX AND PROPOSED PLANS - JUNE 2019.pdfPlans · PDF27 Jun 2019View
1900326COU.pdfWeb · PDF1 Jan 1901View

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1900326COU_23082019_101211.pdf
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