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WIDENING IMPROVEMENT AND EXTENSION OF AN EXISTING FOOTPATH TO CREATE A FOOTPATH CYCLEWAY AND BRIDLEWAY

WYRE ESTUARY COASTAL PATH BETWEEN WYRE ESTUARY COUNTRY PARK AT STANAH AND FLEETWOOD MARSH NATURE RESERVE AND FLEETWOOD ROAD FLEETWOOD

Application GrantedReference: 02/10/0787Lancashire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Granted
Application type
Not published
Received
29 Sept 2010
Validated
29 Sept 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Lancashire County Council

Application overview

WIDENING IMPROVEMENT AND EXTENSION OF AN EXISTING FOOTPATH TO CREATE A FOOTPATH CYCLEWAY AND BRIDLEWAY

Proposal details

Reference
02/10/0787
Agent
LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL

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Application location

WYRE ESTUARY COASTAL PATH BETWEEN WYRE ESTUARY COUNTRY PARK AT STANAH AND FLEETWOOD MARSH NATURE RESERVE AND FLEETWOOD ROAD FLEETWOOD

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14-9-10_PA 16066_08.pdfPLAN PA 16066 0828 Sept 2010View
14-9-10_PA 16066_07.pdfPLAN PA 16066 0728 Sept 2010View
14-9-10_PA 16066_06.pdfPALN PA 16066 0628 Sept 2010View
14-9-10_PA 16066_05.pdfPLAN PA 16066 0628 Sept 2010View
14-9-10_PA 16066_04.pdfPLAN PA 16066 0428 Sept 2010View
14-9-10_PA 16066_03.pdfPLAN PA 16066 0328 Sept 2010View
14-9-10_PA 16066_02.pdfPLAN PA 16066 0228 Sept 2010View
PA 16066_01.pdfPLAN PA 16066 01 LOCATION PLAN28 Sept 2010View
02-10-0787-041.pdfSITE NOTICENot publishedView
02-10-0787-011.pdfSUPPORTING STATEMENT CONTINUED29 Sept 2010View
02-10-0787-012.pdfAPPLICATION FORMS AND SUPPORTING STATEMENT29 Sept 2010View
02-10-0787-010.pdfNatural England comments 20/10/2010Not publishedView
02-10-0787-013.pdfPUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY COMMENTS 21/10/201026 Oct 2010View
02-10-0787-028.pdfResponse from Ecology rec'd 01/11/2010Not publishedView
02-10-0787-030.pdfWYRE BOROUGH COUNCILS COMMENTS 05/11/20108 Nov 2010View
02-10-0787-031.pdfResponse from PROW rec'd 04/11/2010Not publishedView
02-10-0787-034.pdfTraffic comments recieved 16/11/1023 Nov 2010View
02-10-0787-035.pdfLandscape Unit comments recieved 16/11/1024 Nov 2010View
02-10-0787-036.pdfNatural England comments received 29/11/102 Dec 2010View
02-10-0787-037.pdfEnvironment Agency comments received 07/12/109 Dec 2010View
02-10-0787-038.pdfLansscape Unit comments received 21/12/1031 Dec 2010View
Item 5 Committee 05.01.11 Wyre Estuary Path.pdfCOMMITTEE REPORT4 Jan 2011View
02.10.0787 Wyre Coastal Path.pdfDECISION NOTICE7 Jan 2011View

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Decision & conditions

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02.10.0787 Wyre Coastal Path.pdf
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