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Formation of new vehicular access from Wragby Road. Associated landscaping works including removal of 1x Sycamore Tree.

Lindum Sports Association Ltd St Giles Avenue Lincoln Lincolnshire LN2 4PE

WithdrawnReference: 2020/0289/FULCity of Lincoln Council

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Full Application
Received
15 May 2020
Validated
15 May 2020
Determination deadline
11 Jul 2020
Local authority
City of Lincoln Council

Application overview

Formation of new vehicular access from Wragby Road. Associated landscaping works including removal of 1x Sycamore Tree.

Proposal details

Reference
2020/0289/FUL
Alternative references
PP-08684762
Ward
Minster
Agent
Mr Neil McHugh

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Application location

Lindum Sports Association Ltd St Giles Avenue Lincoln Lincolnshire LN2 4PE

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF20 Nov 2020View
PHOTOS OF SECOND SITE NOTICE POSTED 8TH JUNEPhoto9 Jun 2020View
REVISED DESIGN & ACESS STATEMENTSupporting Document · PDF4 Jun 2020View
EMAIL FROM AGENT RE: REVISED DESIGN & ACCESS STATEMENTCorrespondence4 Jun 2020View
REVISED PLAN- PROPOSED NEW VEHICULAR ACCESS ONTO WRAGBY ROADPlan · PDF2 Jun 2020View
REVISED PLAN- PROPOSED NEW ACCESS LOCATION PLANPlan · PDF2 Jun 2020View
REVISED PLAN- PROPOSED NEW ACCESS BLOCK PLANPlan · PDF2 Jun 2020View
SUPERSEDED SITE LOCATION PLANPlan · PDF15 May 2020View
SUPERSEDED NEW ACCESS ROUTEPlan · PDF15 May 2020View
TREE SURVEYSupporting Document · PDF15 May 2020View
TREE SURVEYSupporting Document · PDF15 May 2020View
EXISTING PHOTOGRAPHSPhoto · PDF15 May 2020View
PHOTOGRAPHSPhoto · PDF15 May 2020View
PLANPlan · PDF15 May 2020View
SUPERSEDED DESIGN AND ACCESS STATMENTSupporting Document · PDF15 May 2020View
SUPERSEDED BLOCK PLANPlan · PDF15 May 2020View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF15 May 2020View

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