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Tree Preservation Order 2000 No. 3 (Wesham) - LAPSED
Reference: TPO/00/0003 Fylde Borough Council
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1 Jan 2000 10 Aug 2000 5 Nov 2024 Application summary
Status Issued
Application type TPO copies of orders
Received 10 Aug 2000
Validated 1 Jan 2000
Determination deadline Not published
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Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Tree Preservation Order 2000 No. 3 (Wesham) - LAPSED
Proposal details
Reference TPO/00/0003
Parish Medlar with Wesham Application location SCOUT HUT (HALL), CHURCH ROAD, MEDLAR WITH WESHAM, PRESTON, PR4 3DR
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