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Condition Discharge application to part discharge conditions 19 and 23 relating to Phase 1 of the proposals only in respect of application A/18/85947/MAJES

Land At Junction 25 Of The M6 Motorway, Wigan, Which Is Bounded By The M6 Slip Road And A49 Warrington Road Junction To The East, Agricultural Land To The North And The M6 Motorway To The West Wigan

UnknownReference: A/22/93469/CONWigan Metropolitan Borough Council

Application location

Land At Junction 25 Of The M6 Motorway, Wigan, Which Is Bounded By The M6 Slip Road And A49 Warrington Road Junction To The East, Agricultural Land To The North And The M6 Motorway To The West Wigan

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Condition discharge
Received
1 Apr 2022
Validated
1 Apr 2022
Determination deadline
27 May 2022
Local authority
Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Condition Discharge application to part discharge conditions 19 and 23 relating to Phase 1 of the proposals only in respect of application A/18/85947/MAJES

Proposal details

Reference
A/22/93469/CON
Alternative references
PP-11120725
Ward
Winstanley
Parish
Orrell Billinge And Winstanley Township
Agent
CBRE

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Symmetry Park, Wigan Invasive Non-Native Species Management PlanWeb Supporting Report · PDF30 May 2022View
CEMP Tritax Symmetry Wigan 310322Web Supporting Report · PDF30 May 2022View
Construction Phase Employment Training Plan 6-04-22Web Supporting Report · PDF30 May 2022View
UNKNOWNWeb Consultee Reply · PDF25 May 2022View
UNKNOWNWeb Consultee Reply · PDF23 May 2022View
Symmetry Park CEMPWeb Supporting Report · PDF4 Apr 2022View
Construction Phase Employment Training PlanWeb Supporting Report · PDF4 Apr 2022View
ApplicationFormRedactedWeb Application Form · PDF4 Apr 2022View
Ecological CEMP - Phase 1Web Supporting Report · PDF4 Apr 2022View

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