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THE integrity of Bolton’s entire planning system was at stake with the Grundy Fold part-built homes inquiry, a leading councillor has said. On Wednesday, the Planning Inspectorate rejected appeals from the owners to save the five luxury million pound detached properties, at Grundy Fold Farm. They were built outside the agreed permission, on an open, rural, hillside off Chorley Old Road, between Horwich and Doffcocker. The ruling means that enforcement action issued in 2018 from Bolton Council to demolish the homes remains in place and must be done within the next 12 months. Ward councillor and cabinet member Andy Morgan said if the inspector had ruled that the homes could remain where they are and be completed it could have led to to a free for all for developers in the borough.
Five multi-million pound luxury mansions ordered to be torn down in planning row
Owners at Grundy Fold Farm lose appeal an planning inquiry
The homes built at Grundy Fold Farm in Bolton
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Five partially-built mansions have been ordered to be torn down after a planning inspector dismissed appeals from the house owners.
Five brand new £1million luxury mansions will be torn down because plots were 33 per cent too big after homeowners desperately battled to save them during bitter five year-long planning war
Six-bed detached properties in West Pennine moors are up to a third bigger than they were permitted to be
Bolton Council issued an enforcement notice for demolition in 2018, prompting a five-year planning row
Planning inspector has given householders 12 months to demolish structures and return site to previous state
Five luxury mansions ordered to be demolished after planning row
Developers now have 12 months to tear down the partially-built structures
The homes built at Grundy Fold Farm in Bolton (Image: LDR)
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Five million-pound mansions must now be demolished after a planning inspector found they were up to a third bigger and in different locations than allowed.