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Listed Building Consent Application For Replacement Of Timber Lock Gates, Rsj Balance Beams. Alteration To The Fendering. Return Existing Ground Paddle Gearing To Erewash Standard Gate Paddle

Long Eaton Lock, Lawrence Street, Long Eaton, Derbyshire

Not publishedReference: 1110/0039Erewash Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Listed building consent (Alt/Ext)
Received
Not published
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Erewash Borough Council

Application overview

Listed Building Consent Application For Replacement Of Timber Lock Gates, Rsj Balance Beams. Alteration To The Fendering. Return Existing Ground Paddle Gearing To Erewash Standard Gate Paddle

Proposal details

Reference
1110/0039

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Application location

Long Eaton Lock, Lawrence Street, Long Eaton, Derbyshire

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DocumentPublishedAction
Photo(s)- LE GSupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- Hallam Fields ASupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- BSupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Elevations & SectionsApplication · PDF13 Mar 2012View
Design & Access StatementApplication · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- Hallam Fields FSupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- Hallam Fields CSupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- DSupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- Hallam Fields DSupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Site Location PlanApplication · PDF13 Mar 2012View
Photo(s)- LE ESupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- Hallam Fields FSupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Application FormApplication · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- Hallam Fields ESupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- LE BSupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- Existing ElevationsSupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- LE ASupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- LE FSupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Site PlanApplication · PDF13 Mar 2012View
Photo(s)- LE DSupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- LE CSupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- Hallam Fields BSupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- CSupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- LE HSupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View
Photo(s)- ASupporting Documentation · PDF25 Nov 2010View

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