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Change of use from 2 bed dwelling (Use Class C3) to 5 bed, 5 person HMO (Use Class C4), with internal alterations and associated works

317 Whiteacre Road Ashton-under-lyne Tameside OL6 9QF

DecidedReference: 25/00821/FULTameside Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
6 Oct 2025
Validated
6 Oct 2025
Determination deadline
1 Dec 2025
Local authority
Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use from 2 bed dwelling (Use Class C3) to 5 bed, 5 person HMO (Use Class C4), with internal alterations and associated works

Proposal details

Reference
25/00821/FUL
Alternative references
PP-14382502
Ward
Ashton-under-Lyne St Michaels
Parish
Ashton-under-lyne
Agent
MGD

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Application location

317 Whiteacre Road Ashton-under-lyne Tameside OL6 9QF

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Documents 12 of 12

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CONSULTATION RESPONSE - CONTAMINATED LANDConsultee Comment · PDF27 Oct 2025View
CONSULTATION RESPONSE - LHAConsultee Comment · PDF23 Oct 2025View
CONSULTATION RESPONSE - HOUSING STANDARDSConsultee Comment · PDF17 Oct 2025View
CONSULTATION RESPONSE - WASTEConsultee Comment · PDF8 Oct 2025View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF6 Oct 2025View
SITE LOCATION & EXISTING SITEPLANDrawings · PDF6 Oct 2025View
PROPOSED SITE PLANDrawings · PDF6 Oct 2025View
EXISTING PLAN LAYOUTSDrawings · PDF6 Oct 2025View
PROPOSED PLAN LAYOUTSDrawings · PDF6 Oct 2025View
BIODIVERSITY STATEMENTBackground Papers · PDF6 Oct 2025View
PLACES FOR EVERYWHERE STATEMENTBackground Papers · PDF6 Oct 2025View
PLANNING STATEMENTBackground Papers · PDF6 Oct 2025View

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