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Proposed change of use from dwelling house to a mixed use of dwelling house and dog grooming parlour including removal of existing structure to side of property and erection of single storey detached building for dog grooming at

13 Scott Avenue Widnes Cheshire WA8 7BL

DecidedReference: 21/00174/COUHalton Borough Council

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Application location

13 Scott Avenue Widnes Cheshire WA8 7BL

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Change of Use
Received
21 Mar 2021
Validated
22 Mar 2021
Determination deadline
17 May 2021
Local authority
Halton Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed change of use from dwelling house to a mixed use of dwelling house and dog grooming parlour including removal of existing structure to side of property and erection of single storey detached building for dog grooming at

Proposal details

Reference
21/00174/COU
Alternative references
21.03.21 13 Scott Avenue
Ward
Kingsway
Parish
No Parish
Agent
Mr Robert Bradshaw

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
2100174COU..pdfDecision / Officer Report · PDF17 May 2021View
Existing Rear Elevation.pdfPlans · PDF24 Mar 2021View
Planning Application Form_Redacted.pdfApplication Form · PDF24 Mar 2021View
Photographs.pdfApplication Correspondence · PDF24 Mar 2021View
Proposed Side Elevation.pdfPlans · PDF24 Mar 2021View
Existing Front Elevation.pdfPlans · PDF24 Mar 2021View
Site Plan.pdfPlans · PDF24 Mar 2021View
Location Plan.pdfPlans · PDF24 Mar 2021View
Proposed Front Elevation.pdfPlans · PDF24 Mar 2021View
Existing Side Elevation.pdfPlans · PDF24 Mar 2021View
Proposed Rear Elevation.pdfPlans · PDF24 Mar 2021View
Ground Floor Plan and Opposite Side Elevation.pdfPlans · PDF24 Mar 2021View

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Decision & conditions

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2100174COU..pdf
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