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Demolition of the existing social club building and development of 18 new dwellings, two storeys high. Change of use from D2 to C3.

Shannons Social Club Skelmersdale Park Squash Club Spencers Lane Digmoor Skelmersdale Lancashire WN8 9JS

DecidedReference: 2014/0812/FULWest Lancashire Borough Council

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Application location

Shannons Social Club Skelmersdale Park Squash Club Spencers Lane Digmoor Skelmersdale Lancashire WN8 9JS

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
25 Jul 2014
Validated
6 Nov 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Lancashire Borough Council

Application overview

Demolition of the existing social club building and development of 18 new dwellings, two storeys high. Change of use from D2 to C3.

Proposal details

Reference
2014/0812/FUL
Alternative references
PP-03504188
Ward
Digmoor
Parish
Unparished - Skelmersdale
Agent
Michael Cunningham Architects

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer / Committee ReportOfficer / Committee Report · PDF20 Sept 2016View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF20 Sept 2016View
Block a proposed plansPlans · PDF15 Aug 2016View
Proposed site planSite Layout Plan · PDF6 Nov 2015View
ProposedSite Layout Plan · PDF7 Nov 2014View
Site Layout PlanSite Layout Plan · PDF7 Nov 2014View
Tree protectionPlans · PDF22 Oct 2014View
Env. Impact Assessment / StatementEnv. Impact Assessment / Statement · PDF20 Aug 2014View
Plans and elevations - block bPlans · PDF15 Aug 2014View
Tree surveySite Survey Plan · PDF15 Aug 2014View
Site Location PlanSite Location Plan · PDF15 Aug 2014View
Proposed plans and elevations - block aPlans · PDF15 Aug 2014View
Topographical surveySite Survey Plan · PDF15 Aug 2014View
Plans and elevations - block cPlans · PDF15 Aug 2014View
Existing layoutSite Layout Plan · PDF25 Jul 2014View
Aerial photographSite Location Plan · PDF25 Jul 2014View

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