Discharge of condition application seeking approval for a landscape general arrangement plan submitted pursuant to planning permission 23/0812 on land at Blackpool Airport.

An amendment is proposed to a previously approved commercial scheme, involving adjustments to elevation detailing, ridge height, footprint, and fencing, alongside an updated reference to storage and distribution floorspace.

Approval is sought to discharge planning conditions regarding specific profile details for an existing scheme.

Proposals involve the extension of an existing car park.

Proposals involve the installation of solar panels on the roof.

Plans are proposed for the erection of a part three and part four storey building to create 12 self contained flats, accompanied by associated car parking, landscaping, and boundary treatments.

Conversion and external alteration of the building to form three self-contained residential flats. Works include fenestration replacements, flat-to-pitched roof alterations, demolition of an outbuilding and extension, and provision of cycle and refuse storage.

Discharge of planning conditions relating to national biodiversity net gain, landscaping, and a biodiversity implementation plan attached to planning permission 25/0904 at 10 Clifton Avenue, Blackpool.

An application under Section 73 to vary condition 3 of planning permission 02/1108, seeking to allow unit 3 at Blackpool Trade Centre to be used for a Formula One Autocentres motor vehicle facility.

An amendment is proposed to a previously approved commercial scheme, involving adjustments to elevation detailing, ridge height, footprint, and fencing, alongside an updated reference to storage and distribution floorspace.

Proposals involve the extension of an existing car park.

Proposals involve the installation of new timber fencing along the front boundary of the school site.

Proposals involve the installation of an external canopy alongside two metre high mesh fencing and access gates. The application is submitted as a certificate of lawfulness for a proposed development.