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Notification of a proposed single storey rear extension measuring 8m in depth, with eaves height of 2.45m and a maximum height of 3.99m (following demolition of existing extensions)

18 Burgh Hall Road Chorley PR7 3QA

Other decisionReference: 25/00711/PDEChorley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Other decision
Application type
General Permitted Dev - Extensions
Received
28 Jul 2025
Validated
28 Jul 2025
Determination deadline
7 Sept 2025
Local authority
Chorley Borough Council

Application overview

Notification of a proposed single storey rear extension measuring 8m in depth, with eaves height of 2.45m and a maximum height of 3.99m (following demolition of existing extensions)

Proposal details

Reference
25/00711/PDE
Alternative references
PP-14207620
Ward
Chorley South West
Parish
Chorley
Agent
Ronson Building Design Ltd

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Application location

18 Burgh Hall Road Chorley PR7 3QA

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION - PRIOR APPROVAL NOT REQUIREDDecision · PDF5 Sept 2025View
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTERCorrespondence · PDF4 Aug 2025View
CONSULTATION LETTERCorrespondence · PDF4 Aug 2025View
CONSULTATION LETTERCorrespondence · PDF4 Aug 2025View
NEIGHBOUR LETTER - PERMITTED DEVELOPMENTCorrespondence · PDF4 Aug 2025View
NEIGHBOUR LETTER - INITIAL CONSULTATIONCorrespondence · PDF4 Aug 2025View
NEIGHBOUR LETTER - PERMITTED DEVELOPMENTCorrespondence · PDF4 Aug 2025View
NEIGHBOUR LETTER - PERMITTED DEVELOPMENTCorrespondence · PDF4 Aug 2025View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDPlanning Application (inc initial correspondence) · PDF29 Jul 2025View
18 BURGH HALL ROAD - EXTENSIONSite Elevations, Building Plans etc. · PDF29 Jul 2025View
BLOCK PLAN OF THE SITE_INCLUDED_IN_ADDITIONAL PLANS.Site Elevations, Building Plans etc. · PDF29 Jul 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Prior Approval Not Required
DECISION - PRIOR APPROVAL NOT REQUIRED
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