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EIA Screening Opinion for proposed Kittiwake Artificial Nesting Structure
Reference: 06/22/1061/ESN Great Yarmouth Borough Council
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7 Jun 2022 7 Jun 2022 28 Jun 2022 Decision By Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 12 Jul 2022 Application summary
Status Not EIA development
Application type Not published
Received 7 Jun 2022
Validated 7 Jun 2022
Determination deadline 28 Jun 2022
Local authority Great Yarmouth Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview EIA Screening Opinion for proposed Kittiwake Artificial Nesting Structure
Proposal details
Reference 06/22/1061/ESN
Parish GY Nelson
Agent Royal HaskoningDHV Westpoint Peterborough Business Park Lynch Wood Peterborough PE2 6FZ Application location North Pier (mouth of River Yare) Great Yarmouth NR30 3QA
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