Category: Council
Five Year Housing Land Supply
The Council has produced a statement setting out its five-year housing land supply, in line with Policy H1(c) of the Fylde Local Plan to 2032 (incorporating Partial Review), for base date 1st April 2024.
The statement confirms that the Council has a housing land supply equivalent to 5.35…
Custom and Self Build Homes
The building of homes by individuals for themselves to live in is self-build housing. Alternatively, individuals may decide to create or specify a bespoke design for the home they will live in and have it constructed for them: this is custom housebuilding. In addition, custom and self-build housing may be developed by groups of such…
Bryning-with-Warton Neighbourhood Development Plan
The plan is 'made'
On 24 May 2017 Fylde Borough Council agreed to make the Bryning with Warton Neighbourhood Plan under 38A(4)(a) of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004. The Bryning with Warton Neighbourhood Plan Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for Fylde Borough Council.Abandoned Vehicles
A vehicle will not be classified/investigated as abandoned if it is simply:
• Not displaying a tax disk (no longer a legal requirement)
• Untaxed (this can be reported to the DVLA for enforcement)
• Parked on a public highway when it has a SORN - Statutory Off Road Notification (this can be reported to the DVLA…
Authority Monitoring Reports (AMR)
Authority Monitoring Reports (AMR)
The role of the Authority Monitoring Report (AMR) is set out in Section 113 of the Localism Act of 2011, which was amended to remove the requirement for an Annual Monitoring Report to be submitted to the Secretary of State by the relevant Local Planning Authority and replaced with…
Local Plan to 2032 – Submission
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Shale Gas (role of Lancashire County Council in planning)
Lancashire County Council is the Minerals and Waste Planning Authority for Lancashire.
Fylde Borough Council is a consultee only, and does not determine Waste or Mineral planning applications including Shale Gas or 'Fracking' related applications.
The Development Management Group is responsible for monitoring, protecting and regulating the use of land for mineral (mines and quarries) and waste management (landfill/land raising,…
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Licensable Activities
You will need a licence from us if you plan to carry on a licensable activity, as listed on this page. The legislation also sets out a number of exemptions, for situations in which licences will not be required, and we have outlined these on this page as well.
This area of regulation has become increasingly…
Licensing Fees
Exemptions
- No fee or annual charge is payable in respect of premises that are or form part of a church hall, chapel hall or other…
