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Permission in principle application for the erection of up to nine dwellinghouses

Land Between 14 And 38 Southport Road Eccleston

RefusedReference: 25/01241/PIPChorley Borough Council

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  3. Standard Consultation Expiry Date

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  4. Determination Deadline

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  5. Neighbour Consultation Expiry Date

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  6. Decision Issued Date

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Application summary

Status
Refused
Application type
Permission In Principle
Received
19 Dec 2025
Validated
12 Jan 2026
Determination deadline
16 Feb 2026
Local authority
Chorley Borough Council

Application overview

Permission in principle application for the erection of up to nine dwellinghouses

Proposal details

Reference
25/01241/PIP
Ward
Eccleston, Heskin And Charnock Richard
Parish
Eccleston
Agent
MacMarshalls Ltd

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Application location

Land Between 14 And 38 Southport Road Eccleston

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
INITIAL NEIGHBOUR LETTER14 DAYSCorrespondence · PDF10 Mar 2026View
UNITED UTILITIES COMMENTSConsultee Comment · PDF2 Feb 2026View
ONLINE COMMENTPublic Comment · PDF27 Jan 2026View
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTERCorrespondence · PDF13 Jan 2026View
INITIAL NEIGHBOUR LETTER14 DAYSCorrespondence · PDF13 Jan 2026View
INITIAL NEIGHBOUR LETTER14 DAYSCorrespondence · PDF13 Jan 2026View
INITIAL NEIGHBOUR LETTER14 DAYSCorrespondence · PDF13 Jan 2026View
INITIAL NEIGHBOUR LETTER14 DAYSCorrespondence · PDF13 Jan 2026View
INITIAL NEIGHBOUR LETTER14 DAYSCorrespondence · PDF13 Jan 2026View
INITIAL NEIGHBOUR LETTER14 DAYSCorrespondence · PDF13 Jan 2026View
INITIAL NEIGHBOUR LETTER14 DAYSCorrespondence · PDF13 Jan 2026View
CONSULTATION LETTERCorrespondence · PDF13 Jan 2026View
CONSULTATION LETTERCorrespondence · PDF13 Jan 2026View
SITE NOTICE - PERMISSION IN PRINCIPLECorrespondence · PDF13 Jan 2026View
CIL OFFICER COMMENTSConsultee Comment13 Jan 2026View
APPLICATION FORMPlanning Application (inc initial correspondence) · PDF22 Dec 2025View
LOCATION PLANSite Location Plan · PDF22 Dec 2025View
SUPPORTING PLANNING STATEMENTReport · PDF22 Dec 2025View
INVALID APPLICATION NO FEECorrespondence · PDF22 Dec 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Permission in Principle Refused
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