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Reserved matters application for access, appearance, landscaping and layout pursuant to application 24/00646/OUT for the erection of a two storey building comprising of a retail unit at ground floor and one, two bedroom apartment at first floor.

Land Located To The Corner Of Clough Street And Boarshaw Road, Middleton

Decision MadeReference: 25/00177/REMRochdale Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application location

Land Located To The Corner Of Clough Street And Boarshaw Road, Middleton

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Approval of reserved matters
Received
Not published
Validated
11 Mar 2025
Determination deadline
23 May 2025
Local authority
Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Reserved matters application for access, appearance, landscaping and layout pursuant to application 24/00646/OUT for the erection of a two storey building comprising of a retail unit at ground floor and one, two bedroom apartment at first floor.

Proposal details

Reference
25/00177/REM
Alternative references
PP-13762642
Ward
North Middleton
Parish
Middleton Township
Agent
Mr Stuart Broadhurst(Purple Plans ltd)

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notice - 22052025 - DN RESERVED MATTERS - GRANTED WITH CONDS - 2500177REM-6675633.rtfPL/01/01 Decision Notice2 Dec 2025View
Supporting Report - 24022025 - NOISE IMPACT ASSESSMENT - 2500177REM-6630734.pdfPL/01/01 Supporting Report · PDF2 Dec 2025View
Plan - 24022025 - PROPOSED PLANS 972-24-02 REV B - 2500177REM-6630726.pdfPL/01/01 Plan · PDF2 Dec 2025View
Plan - 24022025 - EXISTING PLANS 972-24-01 REV A - 2500177REM-6630724.pdfPL/01/01 Plan · PDF2 Dec 2025View
Planning Applications - - Published - 2500177REM - CONSENT OF RESERVED MATTERS RE-6644529.pdfPlanning Application · PDF15 Apr 2026View
Officers Report - 22052025 - DELEGATED REPORT FOR SIGN OFF - 2500177REM-6675630.rtfPL/01/01 Officers Report2 Dec 2025View

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  4. Decision date

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  5. Decision Date Due

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Decision & conditions

Approve with Conditions
Decision Notice - 22052025 - DN RESERVED MATTERS - GRANTED WITH CONDS - 2500177REM-6675633.rtf
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