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Replace existing fencing and hedging with a 2.45m high wall with 2.365m high timber inserts to the east and part of northern boundaries.

85 New Brighton Road, Emsworth, PO10 7QR

Decision MadeReference: APP/13/01282Havant Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
23 Dec 2013
Validated
23 Dec 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Replace existing fencing and hedging with a 2.45m high wall with 2.365m high timber inserts to the east and part of northern boundaries.

Proposal details

Reference
APP/13/01282
Alternative references
PP-02639312

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Application location

85 New Brighton Road, Emsworth, PO10 7QR

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TITLE: Proposed elevation COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 Jan 2014View
TITLE: New Brighton Road elevation - existing COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF2 Jan 2014View
TITLE: Site plan proposed COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF2 Jan 2014View
TITLE: Boundary Treatment Detail COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF2 Jan 2014View
TITLE: Design and Access Statement COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF2 Jan 2014View
TITLE: New Brighton Road elevation - proposed COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF2 Jan 2014View
TITLE: Delegated Report COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF11 Feb 2014View
TITLE: Christopher Way elevation - existing COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF2 Jan 2014View
TITLE: Consultee Response - Landscaping COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF31 Jan 2014View
TITLE: Supporting Documentation COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF2 Jan 2014View
TITLE: Location and block plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF2 Jan 2014View
TITLE: Proposed elevation - Christopher Way COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 Jan 2014View
TITLE: New Brighton Road elevation - proposed COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF2 Jan 2014View
TITLE: Site plan existing COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF2 Jan 2014View
TITLE: Proposed elevation - New Brighton Road COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 Jan 2014View
TITLE: Application Form Redacted COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF2 Jan 2014View
TITLE: Christopher Way elevation - proposed COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF2 Jan 2014View
TITLE: Decision Notice COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF11 Feb 2014View

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