Maxy House Road, East West Link Road, Waltons Parade - Various Planning Applications

PRESTON CITY COUNCIL

Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure)
(England) Order 2015
NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 15

Proposed development at: Land south of the East West Link Road (also referred to as William Young Way) and north of Maxy House Road, Preston
I give notice that: Morris Homes North Limited and CEG Land Promotions Limited is applying to Preston City Council for the following planning permission: Outline application for erection of up to 423 dwellings including provision of access onto the East West Link Road, school and linear park (seeking approval for access only all other matters reserved). The application reference number is: 06/2025/0239
The proposed development affects a public right of way


The Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990
PROPOSAL TO CARRY OUT WORKS AFFECTING THE SETTING OF
A LISTED BUILDING WITHIN THE Fishergate Hill Conservation Area

Proposed development at: 2, Waltons Parade, Preston, PR1 8QT
I give notice that: Mr Myles Sutcliffe is applying to Preston City Council for the following planning permission: Replacement of existing single glazed timber windows with uPVC windows (Retrospective) The application reference number is: 06/2025/0442

Members of the public may inspect the application, the plans and any other documents submitted with it on the Council’s website at

www.preston.gov.uk/planningsearch

If you wish to make comments, you should do so within the statutory period of twenty one days from the date of this notice. You can comment on line via the link above; by e-mail to

devcon@preston.gov.uk

or in writing to the Planning Department, Preston City Council, Town Hall, Lancaster Road, Preston, PR1 2RL

Any written representations received will be taken into account when the application is determined. They will also be made available for public inspection and this includes the applicant. In the event of an appeal any comments you make will be copied to the Planning Inspectorate, who may publish your comments on the internet. Please ensure you only provide information that you are happy to have made available to others.

If any of the above are household applications, or applications for an advertisement or a minor commercial development (shop front), in the event of an appeal against a refusal of planning permission, which is to be dealt with on the basis of representations in writing, any representations made about the application will be sent to the Secretary of State, and there will be no further opportunity to comment at appeal stage.

Please note: if the deadline for the submission of representations included on this notice is different to the deadline provided in a letter you have received from the Council in respect of this application, please use whichever date is later.
Signed Chris Hayward Director of Development and Housing
Date 09 May 2025