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Proposed change of use to No.2-4 Ashfield Terrace to convert the existing detached dwelling back into a pair of semi-detached houses.

4 Ashfield Terrace Appley Bridge Wigan Lancashire WN6 9AG

DecidedReference: 2024/0007/FULWest Lancashire Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
5 Jan 2024
Validated
23 Jan 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Lancashire Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed change of use to No.2-4 Ashfield Terrace to convert the existing detached dwelling back into a pair of semi-detached houses.

Proposal details

Reference
2024/0007/FUL
Alternative references
PP-12611156
Ward
Rural North East Ward
Parish
Wrightington
Agent
Patrick Wilson Architects

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Application location

4 Ashfield Terrace Appley Bridge Wigan Lancashire WN6 9AG

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Officers recommendation reportOfficer / Committee Report · PDF4 Apr 2024View
Decision-full planning - approvedDecision Notice · PDF4 Apr 2024View
Site plan p5Site Layout Plan · PDF18 Mar 2024View
proposed second floor plan p6Floor Layout Plan · PDF18 Mar 2024View
proposed roof plan p6Roof Plan · PDF18 Mar 2024View
key details sections p6Plans · PDF18 Mar 2024View
elevations p6Elevation Plan · PDF18 Mar 2024View
elevations p6Elevation Plan · PDF18 Mar 2024View
roof plan p6Roof Plan · PDF18 Mar 2024View
drainage plan - level 02 - p3Drainage Plan · PDF18 Mar 2024View
second floorFloor Layout Plan · PDF18 Mar 2024View
The location planSite Location Plan · PDF5 Jan 2024View
Floor plan - existingFloor Layout Plan · PDF5 Jan 2024View
Floor plan - existingFloor Layout Plan · PDF5 Jan 2024View
Roof plan - existingRoof Plan · PDF5 Jan 2024View
Proposed ground floorplanFloor Layout Plan · PDF5 Jan 2024View
Proposed 1st floor planFloor Layout Plan · PDF5 Jan 2024View

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Decision & conditions

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Decision-full planning - approved
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