Burnley, multiple areas - Planning Applications.

BURNLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL

Town And Country Planning Act 1990

Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas)

Regulations 1990

Town & Country Planning (Development Management

Procedure) Order 2015

PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT AFFECTING

THE SETTING OF A CONSERVATION AREA

Proposed ground and first floor extension to existing building with associated internal alterations and site works at Masjid Ali Murtaza Mosque, 3 Talbot Street, Burnley.

Ref: JE (FUL/2025/0430)

PROPOSED ALTERATIONS TO A LISTED BUILDING

Discharge of condition no.6 (replacement windows) of listed building consent at 76 Yorkshire Street, Burnley. LBC/2023/0163. Ref: EEP (CND/2025/0466)

Discharge condition 6 (Method Statement) and condition 7 (Structural Interventions) attached to listed building consent reference LBC/2024/0390 at Great Barn, Gawthorpe Hall, Habergham Drive, Padiham. Ref:

EEP (CND/2025/0433)

PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT AFFECTING

PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY

Erection of 5 no. residential dwelling houses (use class C3) with associated parking and staff facilities at Land South of Sycamore Avenue, Sycamore Avenue, Burnley.

Ref: JE (FUL/2025/0420)

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT and DEVELOPMENT AFFECTING

THE SETTING OF A LISTED BUILDING

Outline permission for 2 four storey blocks of student accommodation comprising of 83 study bedrooms, ancillary communal space and associated works (access, layout and scale applied for with all other matters reserved) at Land adjacent to (Stanhope Street Garage), Stanhope Street, Burnley. Ref: JE (OUT/2025/0408)

All plans can be viewed on our website at www.burnley.gov.uk. If you wish to view the documents in person please contact the Case Officer to arrange a time to do so. Anyone who wishes to comment should do so in writing within 21 days, to the Head of Housing & Development Control, Town Hall, Manchester Road, Burnley, BB11 9SA. Tel. 425011 or planning@burnley.gov.uk quoting the application reference. Comments received later may not be able to be taken into account. Most replies will be open to public inspection.