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Amendments to existing air extraction and filtration system consisting of a 25 metre high steel vent stack to replace the existing 16.6 metre high stack, three dust collectors, three system fans, cyclones, steel ducting and relocated shipping container housing a carbon filter unit.

LANCASHIRE WASTE RECYCLING, BURN HALL INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, VENTURE ROAD, FLEETWOOD

Application GrantedReference: LCC/2016/0051Lancashire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Granted
Application type
Not published
Received
21 Mar 2016
Validated
28 Jun 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Lancashire County Council

Application overview

Amendments to existing air extraction and filtration system consisting of a 25 metre high steel vent stack to replace the existing 16.6 metre high stack, three dust collectors, three system fans, cyclones, steel ducting and relocated shipping container housing a carbon filter unit.

Proposal details

Reference
LCC/2016/0051
Parish
FLEETWOOD TOWN COUNCIL
Agent
WALLIS BUILDING DESIGNS LTD

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Application location

LANCASHIRE WASTE RECYCLING, BURN HALL INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, VENTURE ROAD, FLEETWOOD

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Completed amemded planning application 04.04.16.pdfAPPLICATION FORM7 Jul 2016View
203 Proposed Site Plan.pdfAPPROVED PLAN 203 PROPOSED SITE PLAN7 Jul 2016View
201 Rev B Proposed Elevations.pdfAPPROVED PLAN 201 REV B PROPOSED ELEVATIONS7 Jul 2016View
202 Rev C Proposed Floor Plan.pdfAPPROVED PLAN 202 REV C PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN7 Jul 2016View
103 Existing Site Plan.pdfAPPROVED PLAN 103 EXISITNG SITE PLAN7 Jul 2016View
102 Rev A Existing Elevations.pdfAPPROVED PLAN 102 REV A EXISTING ELEVATIONS7 Jul 2016View
101 Rev B Existing Floor Plan Sections and Site Plan.pdfAPPROVED PLAN 101 REV B EXISITNG FLOOR PLAN7 Jul 2016View
Supporting Statement THO-SS-16-D001-r0.pdfSUPPORTING STATEMENT7 Jul 2016View
Noise Assessment 2016.pdfNOISE ASSESSMENT7 Jul 2016View
Flood risk assessment 04.04.16.pdfFLOOD RISK ASSESSMENT7 Jul 2016View
153299 Odour Report Final rev a comp signed.pdfODOUR REPORT7 Jul 2016View
Item 4 LWR LCC.2016.0051.pdfCOMMITTEE REPORT 19/10/201614 Oct 2016View
Item 4 LWR LCC.2016.0051 PLAN.pdfPLAN TO COMMITTEE REPORT 19/10/201614 Oct 2016View
LCC.2016.0051 Lancashire Waste Recycling notice.pdfDECISION NOTICE21 Oct 2016View

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Decision & conditions

Granted
LCC.2016.0051 Lancashire Waste Recycling notice.pdf
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