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Enhancement of 2No. entrance canopies, removal of 2No. bays to front elevation and erection of oak framed glazed lean to structure. Removal of 3No. bay windows to car park elevation and replaced with full height timber framed glazed screens. Extension of existing patio area with amendments to existing ramp.

Dicconson Arms 206 Appley Lane North Appley Bridge Lancashire WN6 9DY

DecidedReference: 2014/1172/FULWest Lancashire Borough Council

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Dicconson Arms 206 Appley Lane North Appley Bridge Lancashire WN6 9DY

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
28 Oct 2014
Validated
10 Nov 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Lancashire Borough Council

Application overview

Enhancement of 2No. entrance canopies, removal of 2No. bays to front elevation and erection of oak framed glazed lean to structure. Removal of 3No. bay windows to car park elevation and replaced with full height timber framed glazed screens. Extension of existing patio area with amendments to existing ramp.

Proposal details

Reference
2014/1172/FUL
Alternative references
PP-03760184
Ward
Wrightington
Parish
Wrightington
Agent
The JS Design Partnership

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer / Committee ReportOfficer / Committee Report · PDF22 Dec 2014View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF22 Dec 2014View
Env. Impact Assessment / StatementEnv. Impact Assessment / Statement · PDF13 Nov 2014View
Site Layout PlanSite Layout Plan · PDF10 Nov 2014View
Site Location PlanSite Location Plan · PDF10 Nov 2014View
Elevation PlanElevation Plan · PDF10 Nov 2014View
Elevation PlanElevation Plan · PDF10 Nov 2014View
ProposedFloor Layout Plan · PDF10 Nov 2014View
ExistingFloor Layout Plan · PDF10 Nov 2014View
Front elevationElevation Plan · PDF28 Oct 2014View
Car park elevationElevation Plan · PDF28 Oct 2014View

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