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Point of sale cabin

Cuerden Valley Park Shady Lane Cuerden Bamber Bridge

GrantedReference: 25/00339/FULChorley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Granted
Application type
Full Planning
Received
7 Apr 2025
Validated
22 Apr 2025
Determination deadline
17 Jun 2025
Local authority
Chorley Borough Council

Application overview

Point of sale cabin

Proposal details

Reference
25/00339/FUL
Alternative references
PP-13898161
Ward
Clayton West And Cuerden
Parish
Clayton-le-Woods
Agent
Peter Dickinson Architects

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Application location

Cuerden Valley Park Shady Lane Cuerden Bamber Bridge

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION - FULL PLANNING PERMISSIONDecision · PDF27 Jun 2025View
AMENDED LOCATION PLANAmended Plans · PDF26 Jun 2025View
GREATER MANCHESTER ECOLOGY UNITConsultee Response8 May 2025View
LCC HIGHWAY COMMENTSConsultee Response · PDF29 Apr 2025View
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTERCorrespondence · PDF25 Apr 2025View
CONSULTATION LETTERCorrespondence · PDF25 Apr 2025View
CONSULTATION LETTERCorrespondence · PDF25 Apr 2025View
CONSULTATION LETTERCorrespondence · PDF25 Apr 2025View
CONSULTATION LETTERCorrespondence · PDF25 Apr 2025View
CONSULTATION LETTERCorrespondence · PDF25 Apr 2025View
CONSULTATION LETTERCorrespondence · PDF25 Apr 2025View
CONSULTATION LETTERCorrespondence · PDF25 Apr 2025View
NEIGHBOUR LETTER - INITIAL CONSULTATIONCorrespondence · PDF25 Apr 2025View
SITE NOTICE - PLANNING APPLICATIONSCorrespondence · PDF25 Apr 2025View
FLOOR PLANS AND ELEVATIONSAmended Plans · PDF22 Apr 2025View
UPDATED EXISITING AND PROPOSED SITE PLANSAmended Plans · PDF22 Apr 2025View
UPDATED APPLICATION SUBMISSIONS LETTERCorrespondence · PDF22 Apr 2025View
INVALID LETTERCorrespondence · PDF10 Apr 2025View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDPlanning Application (inc initial correspondence) · PDF7 Apr 2025View
SUPERSEDEDSite Location Plan · PDF7 Apr 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Permit Full Planning Permission
DECISION - FULL PLANNING PERMISSION
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