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Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for a proposed use of development for the installation of a solar farm (ground mounted solar photovoltaic panels) at

Liverpool John Lennon Airport, Land Bounded By Dungeon Lane, Hale Road And Baileys Lane To The East Of Liverpool John Lennon Airport Speke Liverpool L24 1YD

DecidedReference: 22/00019/PLDHalton Borough Council

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Application location

Liverpool John Lennon Airport, Land Bounded By Dungeon Lane, Hale Road And Baileys Lane To The East Of Liverpool John Lennon Airport Speke Liverpool L24 1YD

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Lawful Development Cert - Proposed
Received
24 Dec 2021
Validated
24 Dec 2021
Determination deadline
18 Feb 2022
Local authority
Halton Borough Council

Application overview

Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for a proposed use of development for the installation of a solar farm (ground mounted solar photovoltaic panels) at

Proposal details

Reference
22/00019/PLD
Alternative references
PP-10462753
Ward
Ditton, Hale Village & Halebank
Parish
Hale
Agent
Pegasus Group

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Documents 7 of 7

DocumentPublishedAction
2200019PLD.pdfDecision / Officer Report · PDF29 Jun 2022View
Planning Statement RDR 24.12.21 FINAL(1).pdfSupporting Documents · PDF7 Jan 2022View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form · PDF7 Jan 2022View
i3-21-007-002 Rev A - Location Plan - 1.1250.pdfPlans · PDF7 Jan 2022View
001 AERODROME BOUNDARY.pdfPlans · PDF7 Jan 2022View
LDC covering letter to LPA 24.12.21.pdfApplication Correspondence · PDF7 Jan 2022View
i3-21-007-001 Rev A - Site Layout and Elevations.pdfPlans · PDF7 Jan 2022View

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Decision & conditions

Refused

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2200019PLD.pdf
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