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Construction of 18m diameter equestrian lunging arena and erection of storage shed

Equestrian Yard On Gib Hill Lane, Loveclough, Rossendale, Lancashire

DecidedReference: 2017/0399Rossendale Borough Council

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Application location

Equestrian Yard On Gib Hill Lane, Loveclough, Rossendale, Lancashire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
4 Aug 2017
Validated
21 Aug 2017
Determination deadline
16 Oct 2017
Local authority
Rossendale Borough Council

Application overview

Construction of 18m diameter equestrian lunging arena and erection of storage shed

Proposal details

Reference
2017/0399
Alternative references
PP-06285707
Ward
Historic - Goodshaw
Agent
HPDA

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
AMENDED LOCATION PLANLocation Plan · PDF16 Oct 2017View
OFFICERS DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF16 Oct 2017View
DECISION NOTICE UNSIGNEDDecision · PDF16 Oct 2017View
COAL AUTHORITY - COMMENTSConsultee Comment · PDF12 Sept 2017View
LCC HIGHWAYS - NO OBJECTIONConsultee Comment · PDF24 Aug 2017View
COAL MINING REPORTReport · PDF21 Aug 2017View
PLANNING STATEMENTDesign & Access Statement · PDF4 Aug 2017View
PLANS AND ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF3 Aug 2017View
LOCATION_PLANSuperseded · PDF3 Aug 2017View
APPLICATIONFORMNOPERSONALDATAApplication Form · PDF3 Aug 2017View

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  12. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

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DECISION NOTICE UNSIGNED
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