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CHANGE OF USE OF EXISTING CONCRETE PAD TO A COMBINED USE FOR OPEN AIR WINDROW COMPOSTING, WOOD SHREDDING AND ROAD SWEEPING RECYCLING

CLIFTON MARSH LANDFILL SITE, LYTHAM ROAD, CLIFTON

Application GrantedReference: 05/13/0696Lancashire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Granted
Application type
Not published
Received
8 Nov 2013
Validated
8 Nov 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Lancashire County Council

Application overview

CHANGE OF USE OF EXISTING CONCRETE PAD TO A COMBINED USE FOR OPEN AIR WINDROW COMPOSTING, WOOD SHREDDING AND ROAD SWEEPING RECYCLING

Proposal details

Reference
05/13/0696
Parish
FRECKLETON
Agent
SITA UK

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Application location

CLIFTON MARSH LANDFILL SITE, LYTHAM ROAD, CLIFTON

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ApplicationForm.pdfAPPLICATION FORM11 Nov 2013View
l120075d-A3.pdfAPPROVED PLAN L12/00/75D - PROPOSED COMBINED LAYOUT11 Nov 2013View
l120075c-A3.pdfAPPROVED PLAN L12/00/75C - EXISTING APPROVED LAYOUT11 Nov 2013View
L0100127-A3.pdfAPPROVED PLAN L01/00/127 LOCATION PLAN11 Nov 2013View
Clifton Combined Use Supporting Statement.pdfSUPPORTING PLANNING STATEMENT11 Nov 2013View
Appendix 2- Flood Risk.pdfAPPENDIX 2 - FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENT11 Nov 2013View
Appendix 1_Noise Assessment.pdfAPPENDIX 1 - PREDICTED NOISE LEVELS11 Nov 2013View
site notice.pdfSITE NOTICE DATED 18/11/201313 Nov 2013View
map showing residents notified.jpgmap showing neighbours consulted12 Nov 2013View
Media Request Form .pdfMEDIA REQUEST FORM13 Nov 2013View
map showing residents notified.jpgMAP SHOWING RESIDENTS NOTIFIED13 Nov 2013View
THE OWNER.pdfCOPY OF NEIGHBOUR LETTER SENT7 Nov 2013View
05_13_0696 EA.pdfENVIRONMENT AGENCY COMMENTS RECEIVED 14/11/201318 Nov 2013View
05.13.0696 NATIONAL_GRID_NW_TW_Z3_3NW_000715_1_6380.pdfNATIONAL GRID COMMENTS RECEIVED 26/11/201326 Nov 2013View
05.13.0696 Clifton Marsh Highways comments.pdf28/11/2013 HIGHWAY COMMENTS28 Nov 2013View
05.13.0696 national grid.pdfNATIONAL GRID COMMENTS RECEIVED 11/12/201311 Dec 2013View
05-13-0696-018.pdfFYLDE COMMENTS RECEIVED 16/12/201316 Dec 2013View
05.13.0696 Newton with Clifton.pdfNEWTON-WITH-CLIFTON PARISH COUNCIL COMMENTS RECEIVED 16/12/201316 Dec 2013View
05.13.0696 Clifton Marsh Landfill Site report.pdfDELEGATED REPORT3 Feb 2014View
05.13.0696 Clifton marsh Landfill Site notice.pdfDECISION NOTICE4 Feb 2014View

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Decision & conditions

Granted
05.13.0696 Clifton marsh Landfill Site notice.pdf
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