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Existing chain link fence to be increased in height from approx 3.000m to 5.000m high with 50 x 50 angle supports
Reference: 06/04/0521/F Great Yarmouth Borough Council
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8 Jun 2004 8 Jun 2004 20 Jul 2004 3 Aug 2004 Decision By Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
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Status APPROVE Conditions/Reasons
Application type Not published
Received 8 Jun 2004
Validated 8 Jun 2004
Determination deadline 3 Aug 2004
Local authority Great Yarmouth Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Existing chain link fence to be increased in height from approx 3.000m to 5.000m high with 50 x 50 angle supports
Proposal details
Reference 06/04/0521/F
Parish Caister North
Agent Caister High School Windsor Road Caister Great Yarmouth NR30 5LS NR30 5LS Application location Caister High School Windsor Road Caister Great Yarmouth NR30 5LS
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