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To extend dwelling with a two storey extension to gable, single storey extension to rear of dwelling and proposed single garage.

88 St Marys Road Aspull Wigan WN2 1SW

DecidedReference: A/22/93169/HHWigan Metropolitan Borough Council

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88 St Marys Road Aspull Wigan WN2 1SW

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder
Received
12 Feb 2022
Validated
12 Feb 2022
Determination deadline
9 Apr 2022
Local authority
Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

To extend dwelling with a two storey extension to gable, single storey extension to rear of dwelling and proposed single garage.

Proposal details

Reference
A/22/93169/HH
Alternative references
PP-11040218
Parish
Standish Aspull And Shevington Township
Agent
Aspire Architectural Design

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
A-22-93169Web Officer Report · PDF21 Jul 2022View
webdn93169Web Decision Notice · PDF21 Jul 2022View
SM-02 Proposed PlansWeb Plan · PDF18 Jul 2022View
SK01-SM-02 Proposed PlansWeb Plan · PDF22 Jun 2022View
UNKNOWNWeb Consultee Reply6 May 2022View
SM-02 Proposed PlansWeb Supporting Report · PDF21 Apr 2022View
SM-01 Existing Plans PlansWeb Plan · PDF21 Apr 2022View
ApplicationFormRedactedWeb Application Form · PDF21 Apr 2022View

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