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Construction of a private driveway to the front of Light Oaks Hall, with associated landscaping and gates (Resubmission)

Light Oaks Hall Old Moss Lane Glazebury WA3 5PX

DecidedReference: A/21/92232/FULLWigan Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application location

Light Oaks Hall Old Moss Lane Glazebury WA3 5PX

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Details
Received
6 Aug 2021
Validated
6 Aug 2021
Determination deadline
1 Oct 2021
Local authority
Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Construction of a private driveway to the front of Light Oaks Hall, with associated landscaping and gates (Resubmission)

Proposal details

Reference
A/21/92232/FULL
Alternative references
PP-10109776
Parish
Tyldesley And Astley Township
Agent
PAB Architects Ltd

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
UNKNOWNWeb Consultee Reply · PDF26 May 2023View
A-21-92232-FULLWeb Officer Report · PDF19 May 2023View
webdn92232Web Decision Notice · PDF19 May 2023View
A.21.92003.FULL 04.LB and A.21.92232.FULL - Light Oaks HallWeb Consultee Reply31 Oct 2022View
UNKNOWNWeb Consultee Reply6 Oct 2021View
UNKNOWNWeb Consultee Reply · PDF6 Oct 2021View
Aboricultural ReportWeb Supporting Report · PDF10 Sept 2021View
Block PlanWeb Plan · PDF10 Sept 2021View
ApplicationFormRedactedWeb Application Form · PDF10 Sept 2021View
Location PlanWeb Plan · PDF10 Sept 2021View
Proposed Driveway PlanWeb Plan · PDF10 Sept 2021View
Heritage ReportWeb Supporting Report · PDF10 Sept 2021View

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Application timeline

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  4. Last Site Notice Posted Date

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  6. Determination Deadline

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  7. Neighbour Consultation Expiry Date

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  8. Latest Site Notice Expiry Date

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  9. Latest Consultation Expiry Date

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  10. Decision Made Date

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  11. Decision Issued Date

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Decision & conditions

Refused
webdn92232
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