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Illumination of existing two signs located at either side of main entrance A143 (Beccles Road)
Reference: 06/05/0126/A Great Yarmouth Borough Council
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16 Feb 2005 16 Feb 2005 13 Apr 2005 Decision By Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 17 May 2005 Application summary
Status ADV. CONSENT Conditions/Reasons
Application type Not published
Received 16 Feb 2005
Validated 16 Feb 2005
Determination deadline 13 Apr 2005
Local authority Great Yarmouth Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Illumination of existing two signs located at either side of main entrance A143 (Beccles Road)
Proposal details
Reference 06/05/0126/A
Parish Fritton/St Olaves
Agent Paul Robinson Partnership c/o Mr A Smith The Old Vicarage Church Plain Great Yarmouth NR30 1NE NR30 1NE Application location Fritton Lake Countryworld Church Lane Fritton Great Yarmouth NR31 9HA
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