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Change of use from carpet manufacture to stone working and storage yard and timber storage yard, and alteration of boundary treatments

Acre Mill Stone Lane Off Acre Mill Road Stacksteads Bacup Lancashire OL13 0HF

DecidedReference: 2018/0295Rossendale Borough Council

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Application location

Acre Mill Stone Lane Off Acre Mill Road Stacksteads Bacup Lancashire OL13 0HF

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
6 Jun 2018
Validated
2 Jul 2018
Determination deadline
27 Aug 2018
Local authority
Rossendale Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use from carpet manufacture to stone working and storage yard and timber storage yard, and alteration of boundary treatments

Proposal details

Reference
2018/0295
Ward
Historic - Stacksteads

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
OFFICER REPORTReport · PDF29 Oct 2018View
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF29 Oct 2018View
LCC HIGHWAYSConsultee Comment20 Jul 2018View
ENVIRONMENT AGENCYConsultee Comment17 Jul 2018View
CADENTConsultee Comment17 Jul 2018View
PHOTOGRAPHPhoto · PDF2 Jul 2018View
PROPOSED FRONT ELEVATION TO FRONT ACCESS ROADDrawing · PDF2 Jul 2018View
APPLICATION FORM NO PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF6 Jun 2018View
COVERING LETTERCorrespondence · PDF6 Jun 2018View
LOCATION PLAN 2Location Plan · PDF6 Jun 2018View
SITE PLAN AND PHOTOGRAPHSPhoto · PDF6 Jun 2018View
SITE PLANDrawing · PDF6 Jun 2018View

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  11. Permission Expiry Date

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