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To extend dwellinghouse - 1.5 storey to the side and a single storey rear extension with raised patio areas with screening

14 Finch Mill Avenue Appley Bridge WN6 9DF

DecidedReference: A/21/91412/HHWigan Metropolitan Borough Council

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14 Finch Mill Avenue Appley Bridge WN6 9DF

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder
Received
20 Apr 2021
Validated
20 Apr 2021
Determination deadline
15 Jun 2021
Local authority
Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

To extend dwellinghouse - 1.5 storey to the side and a single storey rear extension with raised patio areas with screening

Proposal details

Reference
A/21/91412/HH
Alternative references
PP-09758102
Ward
Shevington With Lower Ground
Parish
Standish Aspull And Shevington Township
Agent
Peter Dickinson Architects

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
3937-20-02E Proposed Plans, Section & ElevationsWeb Plan · PDF15 Jun 2021View
web decision notice 91412Web Decision Notice · PDF15 Jun 2021View
web officer report 91412Web Officer Report · PDF15 Jun 2021View
UNKNOWNWeb Consultee Reply21 May 2021View
Location PlanWeb Plan · PDF19 May 2021View
Site PlanWeb Plan · PDF19 May 2021View
ApplicationFormRedactedWeb Application Form · PDF19 May 2021View
Proposed Plans Section and ElevationsWeb Plan · PDF19 May 2021View
Existing Plans Section and ElevationsWeb Plan · PDF19 May 2021View

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Decision & conditions

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web decision notice 91412
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