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Hedgerow removal notice for the proposed removal of one 4 metre section of hedgerow.
Reference: HRN 20/02 Exmoor National Park Authority
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Application location Hedgerow at the southern boundary of Luckbarrow Reservoir, West Luccombe, Minehead, TA24 8HX
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Application summary
Status Application Determined - See Decision Notice
Application type Not published
Received 21 Dec 2020
Validated Not published
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Exmoor National Park Authority Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Hedgerow removal notice for the proposed removal of one 4 metre section of hedgerow.
Proposal details
Reference HRN 20/02
Agent Mr. L Ridley
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