P/2026/00861Undecided

PARK HALL FARM PARKHALL LANE CHURCH LEIGH ST10 4NP

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Proposal

Application under Section 19 of the Planning (Listed Building/Conservation Areas) Act 1990 to vary condition 2 (plans) attached to Listed Building Consent P/2025/00811 for internal alterations to include replacement of lintels, repair / replacement of timber purlins, removal of lath and plaster to assess timber rafters, treatment of woodworm, installation of supports to strengthen lime ash floor, repair and remedial works to screed, lagging of pipework, removal of black mould including stripping of plastered walls and new lime plaster skim, treatment of timber members/panels and external alterations to include replacement of lead flashing around roof lights and replacement of trimmers, removal of render and replace with lime based render system including replacement of any spalled bricks the variation is to replace the spalling brickwork, rebuild brickwork arches over four windows, installation of lead soakers and flashing skirt between stone coping on the North East Elevation

Received

06 August 2026

First tracked

12 August 2026

Last checked

20 August 2026

Location

ST10 4NP

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Updated 20 Aug 2026

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