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Proposed driveway, garden/ boundary wall with posts and gates; retrospective app for - additional plant room, brick wall to west elevation, green metal boundary fence, skylight to front elevation, dormer to rear elevation and two velux windows to west elevation.

Otterbrook Moss Lane Churchtown Banks Lancashire

DecidedReference: 2022/0908/FULWest Lancashire Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
16 Aug 2022
Validated
2 Nov 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Lancashire Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed driveway, garden/ boundary wall with posts and gates; retrospective app for - additional plant room, brick wall to west elevation, green metal boundary fence, skylight to front elevation, dormer to rear elevation and two velux windows to west elevation.

Proposal details

Reference
2022/0908/FUL
Alternative references
PP-11473752
Ward
North Meols
Parish
North Meols
Agent
Rod Ainsworth Architect

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Application location

Otterbrook Moss Lane Churchtown Banks Lancashire

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision-full planning - approvedDecision Notice · PDF22 Mar 2024View
Officer / Committee ReportOfficer / Committee Report · PDF11 Jan 2024View
amended site planSite Layout Plan · PDF14 Dec 2022View
Amended elevationsElevation Plan · PDF28 Nov 2022View
Existing and proposedElevation Plan · PDF25 Oct 2022View
ProposedSite Layout Plan · PDF25 Oct 2022View
ProposedSite Layout Plan · PDF25 Oct 2022View
Dimensions of fencing/wallsPlans · PDF25 Oct 2022View
Existing and proposed floor plans/elevationsPlans · PDF25 Oct 2022View
ExistingSite Layout Plan · PDF25 Oct 2022View
Site Location PlanSite Location Plan · PDF16 Aug 2022View
Existing and proposedSite Layout Plan · PDF16 Aug 2022View

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Decision & conditions

Planning Permission Granted
Decision-full planning - approved
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