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Proposed single storey annexe to 'Parent' property serving only to provide facilities for the enjoyment of the owner at

The Finches Cranshaw Lane Widnes Cheshire WA8 5BE

DecidedReference: 21/00223/FULHalton Borough Council

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The Finches Cranshaw Lane Widnes Cheshire WA8 5BE

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
11 Apr 2021
Validated
12 Apr 2021
Determination deadline
7 Jun 2021
Local authority
Halton Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed single storey annexe to 'Parent' property serving only to provide facilities for the enjoyment of the owner at

Proposal details

Reference
21/00223/FUL
Alternative references
PP-09727316
Ward
Farnworth
Parish
No Parish
Agent
Mr Darren Brittles

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2100223FUL.pdfDecision / Officer Report · PDF8 Sept 2021View
Amended - 21-622-007A Proposed Elevation - Sheet 02.pdfPlans · PDF7 Sept 2021View
Amended - 21-622-006A Proposed Elevation - Sheet 01.pdfPlans · PDF7 Sept 2021View
Amended - 21-622-005A Proposed Site Plan.pdfPlans · PDF7 Sept 2021View
Amended - 21-622-004B Proposed Floor Plan.pdfPlans · PDF7 Sept 2021View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form · PDF13 Apr 2021View
21-622-003 Existing Layout.pdfPlans · PDF13 Apr 2021View
21-622-001A Location Plan.pdfPlans · PDF13 Apr 2021View
21-622-3D01 Proposed images.pdfPlans · PDF13 Apr 2021View
21-622-002 Existing Site Plan Context.pdfPlans · PDF13 Apr 2021View

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2100223FUL.pdf
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