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Proposed installation of 2 no. prefabricated buildings to the rear aspect of the site, each building having a footprint of 6m x 4m, one building will be fitted out for wash rooms and changing room, whilst the other building will be used as a canteen area at

GCP Applied Technologies UK Ltd Widnes Business Park Foundry Lane Widnes WA8 8UD

DecidedReference: 22/00219/FULHalton Borough Council

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Application location

GCP Applied Technologies UK Ltd Widnes Business Park Foundry Lane Widnes WA8 8UD

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
10 Mar 2022
Validated
29 Apr 2022
Determination deadline
24 Jun 2022
Local authority
Halton Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed installation of 2 no. prefabricated buildings to the rear aspect of the site, each building having a footprint of 6m x 4m, one building will be fitted out for wash rooms and changing room, whilst the other building will be used as a canteen area at

Proposal details

Reference
22/00219/FUL
Alternative references
PP-10243784
Ward
Ditton, Hale Village & Halebank
Parish
Halebank Parish Council

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
2200219FUL.pdfDecision / Officer Report · PDF7 Jul 2022View
Trial pit locations drawing.pdfPlans · PDF3 May 2022View
7462 DS 29.04.22.pdfSupporting Documents · PDF3 May 2022View
Ground Investigation report 2008.pdfSupporting Documents · PDF3 May 2022View
Planning elevation V1.pdfPlans · PDF3 May 2022View
Planning layout V1.pdfPlans · PDF3 May 2022View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form · PDF3 May 2022View
Site location plan V1.pdfPlans · PDF3 May 2022View

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2200219FUL.pdf
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