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Condition Discharge Application to Discharge Condition No 10: (Site Investigation) in respect of Application : A/22/94090/MAJLA.

Former Shevington Community Primary School Miles Lane Shevington Wigan WN6 8EW

UnknownReference: A/23/95836/CONWigan Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Condition discharge
Received
13 Jul 2023
Validated
13 Jul 2023
Determination deadline
7 Sept 2023
Local authority
Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Condition Discharge Application to Discharge Condition No 10: (Site Investigation) in respect of Application : A/22/94090/MAJLA.

Proposal details

Reference
A/23/95836/CON
Ward
Shevington With Lower Ground And Moor
Agent
MHA Architects

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Application location

Former Shevington Community Primary School Miles Lane Shevington Wigan WN6 8EW

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
95836.CON10 Updated 07.09.23 - ShevingtonWeb Decision Notice · PDF7 Sept 2023View
95836.CON10 PART - ShevingtonWeb Decision Notice · PDF24 Jul 2023View
31902-SUT-ZZ-00-RP-G-7201 (Datasheet Report)Web Plan · PDF17 Jul 2023View
1WG03.Db.06.P2 - DoC App 4 (Condition 10)Web Supporting Report · PDF17 Jul 2023View
31902-SUT-ZZ-00-RP-G-7301Web Supporting Report · PDF13 Jul 2023View
31902-SUT-ZZ-00-RP-G-701-0001 P02 (PHASE 1 PRA) Part 2Web Supporting Report · PDF13 Jul 2023View
31902-SUT-ZZ-00-RP-G-702-0002 P02 (Phase II Final Report) Part 1Web Supporting Report · PDF13 Jul 2023View
1WG03.Db.06.P1 - DoC App 4 (Condition 10)Web Supporting Report · PDF13 Jul 2023View
31902-SUT-ZZ-00-RP-G-702-0002 P02 (Phase II Final Report) Part 2Web Supporting Report · PDF13 Jul 2023View
31902-SUT-ZZ-00-RP-G-701-0001 P02 (PHASE 1 PRA) Part 1Web Supporting Report · PDF13 Jul 2023View
Application Form RedactedWeb Application Form · PDF13 Jul 2023View

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Decision & conditions

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95836.CON10 Updated 07.09.23 - Shevington 95836.CON10 PART - Shevington
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