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To extend dwellinghouse - open porch to front, pitched roof over existing flat roof to side, single storey and dormers to rear together with raise in ridge height to create rooms in roof space following removal of existing conservatory

43 Corner Lane Leigh WN7 5PY

DecidedReference: A/22/93749/HHWigan Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application location

43 Corner Lane Leigh WN7 5PY

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder
Received
17 May 2022
Validated
16 Jun 2022
Determination deadline
11 Aug 2022
Local authority
Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

To extend dwellinghouse - open porch to front, pitched roof over existing flat roof to side, single storey and dormers to rear together with raise in ridge height to create rooms in roof space following removal of existing conservatory

Proposal details

Reference
A/22/93749/HH
Alternative references
PP-11263787
Parish
Hindley And Abram Township
Agent
SHWilkinson Architects Ltd

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Documents 12 of 12

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Detailed PlansWeb Plan · PDF2 Aug 2022View
Detail PlanWeb Plan · PDF2 Aug 2022View
web officer report 93749Web Officer Report · PDF2 Aug 2022View
Detail PlansWeb Plan · PDF2 Aug 2022View
web decision notice 93749Web Decision Notice · PDF2 Aug 2022View
ApplicationFormRedactedWeb Application Form · PDF21 Jun 2022View
22040 - Existing DrawingsWeb Plan · PDF21 Jun 2022View
22040.101 - Proposed Site PlanWeb Plan · PDF21 Jun 2022View
22040 - Proposed DrawingsWeb Plan · PDF21 Jun 2022View
22040.001 - Existing Site PlanWeb Plan · PDF21 Jun 2022View
22040 - Design StatementWeb Supporting Report · PDF21 Jun 2022View
22040.000 - Site Location PlanWeb Plan · PDF21 Jun 2022View

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web decision notice 93749
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