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Certificate of Lawful Development for a proposed two storey extension to rear and single storey extension to side with external alterations following demolition of existing garages and conservatory

39 Crank Road Billinge Wigan WN5 7EX

UnknownReference: A/24/97589/LUCPWigan Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Lawful Use Certificate Proposed
Received
15 Jul 2024
Validated
15 Jul 2024
Determination deadline
9 Sept 2024
Local authority
Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Certificate of Lawful Development for a proposed two storey extension to rear and single storey extension to side with external alterations following demolition of existing garages and conservatory

Proposal details

Reference
A/24/97589/LUCP
Ward
Orrell
Parish
Orrell Billinge And Winstanley Township
Agent
Nicola Atherton

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Application location

39 Crank Road Billinge Wigan WN5 7EX

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
The_Statutory_Biodiversity_Metric_Calculation_Tool_-_Macro_disabled_02.24 (1)Web Supporting Report21 Jan 2025View
web decision notice 97589Web Decision Notice · PDF9 Sept 2024View
web officer report 97589Web Officer Report · PDF9 Sept 2024View
Supporting Letter to Planning_RedactedWeb Supporting Report · PDF31 Jul 2024View
1725.12 Proposed ElevationsWeb Plan · PDF26 Jul 2024View
1725.01 Location PlanWeb Plan · PDF26 Jul 2024View
1725.02 Existing Site PlanWeb Plan · PDF26 Jul 2024View
1725.10 Proposed First Floor PlanWeb Plan · PDF26 Jul 2024View
1725.11 Proposed ElevationsWeb Plan · PDF26 Jul 2024View
1725.08 Proposed Site PlanWeb Plan · PDF26 Jul 2024View
1725.09 Proposed Ground Floor PlanWeb Plan · PDF26 Jul 2024View
1725.05 Existing ElevationsWeb Plan · PDF26 Jul 2024View
V4250Form015_england_en complete A_RedactedWeb Application Form · PDF26 Jul 2024View
1725.06 Existing ElevationsWeb Plan · PDF26 Jul 2024View
1725.04 Existing First Floor PlanWeb Plan · PDF26 Jul 2024View
1725.03 Existing Ground Floor PlanWeb Plan · PDF26 Jul 2024View

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Refused LUC
web decision notice 97589
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