DISCHARGE OF CONDITION 4 FROM PLANING PERMISSION 24/01450/LB - 1. Installation of Front gates. 2. Erection of Replacement Boundary Fencing between Old Rectory and the New Rectory. 3. Erection of Fencing on the site to create a separate garden area to the south. 4. Fixing of External Lighting with black conduit piping to conceal wiring to external elevations. 5. Fixing of cigarette bins to external elevations. 6. Take down and rebuild section of failed wall to the west of the main building. 7. Relocation of internal stud wall in the ground floor southern flat to create a wheelchair friendly bathroom
Flat A The Old Rectory 26 Gayton Road Gaywood King's Lynn KINGS LYNN Norfolk PE30 4DZ
Application PermittedReference: 24/01450/DISC_ABorough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk
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DISCHARGE OF CONDITION 4 FROM PLANING PERMISSION 24/01450/LB - 1. Installation of Front gates. 2. Erection of Replacement Boundary Fencing between Old Rectory and the New Rectory. 3. Erection of Fencing on the site to create a separate garden area to the south. 4. Fixing of External Lighting with black conduit piping to conceal wiring to external elevations. 5. Fixing of cigarette bins to external elevations. 6. Take down and rebuild section of failed wall to the west of the main building. 7. Relocation of internal stud wall in the ground floor southern flat to create a wheelchair friendly bathroom
Proposal details
Reference
24/01450/DISC_A
Alternative references
PP-13535429
Ward
Gaywood Clock
Parish
King's Lynn
Agent
Ian H Bix Associates Ltd
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