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Permission in principle application for the erection of up to two dwellings, following the demolition of existing buildings

Land And Buildings To The West Of Dean Cottage Dean Hall Lane Euxton PR7 6ER

GrantedReference: 25/00705/PIPChorley Borough Council

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  6. Decision Issued Date

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Application summary

Status
Granted
Application type
Permission In Principle
Received
28 Jul 2025
Validated
29 Jul 2025
Determination deadline
2 Sept 2025
Local authority
Chorley Borough Council

Application overview

Permission in principle application for the erection of up to two dwellings, following the demolition of existing buildings

Proposal details

Reference
25/00705/PIP
Ward
Croston, Mawdesley And Euxton South
Parish
Euxton
Agent
MacMarshalls Ltd

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Application location

Land And Buildings To The West Of Dean Cottage Dean Hall Lane Euxton PR7 6ER

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION - PERMISSIONCorrespondence · PDF12 Sept 2025View
SITE NOTICE - PERMISSION IN PRINCIPLECorrespondence · PDF7 Aug 2025View
UNITED UTILITIESConsultee Response · PDF5 Aug 2025View
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTERCorrespondence · PDF30 Jul 2025View
CONSULTATION LETTERCorrespondence · PDF30 Jul 2025View
CONSULTATION LETTERCorrespondence · PDF30 Jul 2025View
INITIAL NEIGHBOUR LETTER14 DAYSCorrespondence · PDF30 Jul 2025View
INITIAL NEIGHBOUR LETTER14 DAYSCorrespondence · PDF30 Jul 2025View
INITIAL NEIGHBOUR LETTER14 DAYSCorrespondence · PDF30 Jul 2025View
INITIAL NEIGHBOUR LETTER14 DAYSCorrespondence · PDF30 Jul 2025View
INITIAL NEIGHBOUR LETTER14 DAYSCorrespondence · PDF30 Jul 2025View
C480-5 PERMISSION_IN_PRINCIPLEPlanning Application (inc initial correspondence) · PDF28 Jul 2025View
LOCATION PLAN.Site Location Plan · PDF28 Jul 2025View
PLANNING STATEMENT - PIP - ADJ. DEAN COTTAGE.Planning Application (inc initial correspondence) · PDF28 Jul 2025View
INVALID APPLICATION NO FEECorrespondence · PDF28 Jul 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Permission in Principle Approved
DECISION - PERMISSION
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