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Construction of single storey portal frame, single skin cladded building to be used as storage for the grounds keeping machinery and general storage for the football club

Laburnum Rovers Football Club Crilly Park Spa Road Atherton

DecidedReference: A/21/92720/FULLWigan Metropolitan Borough Council

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Laburnum Rovers Football Club Crilly Park Spa Road Atherton

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Details
Received
4 Nov 2021
Validated
4 Nov 2021
Determination deadline
30 Dec 2021
Local authority
Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Construction of single storey portal frame, single skin cladded building to be used as storage for the grounds keeping machinery and general storage for the football club

Proposal details

Reference
A/21/92720/FULL
Alternative references
PP-10361365
Parish
Atherton Township
Agent
Acumen Building Solutions

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web decision notice 92720Web Decision Notice · PDF7 Feb 2022View
web officer report 92720Web Officer Report · PDF7 Feb 2022View
Location PlanWeb Plan · PDF7 Dec 2021View
Proposed Floor PlanWeb Plan · PDF7 Dec 2021View
ApplicationFormRedactedWeb Application Form · PDF7 Dec 2021View
Proposed Site Plan Rev AWeb Plan · PDF7 Dec 2021View
Proposed ElevationsWeb Plan · PDF7 Dec 2021View

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web decision notice 92720
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