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FORMATION OF A HARD PLAY AREA TO BE ENCLOSED WITH A 3M HIGH MUGA FENCE INCORPORATING 2.1M HIGH ACCESS GATES. ERECTION OF 7 X 6M HIGH LIGHTING COLUMNS TO ILLUMINATE THE PROPOSED AND EXISTING PLAY AREAS.

YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE LORD STREET CHORLEY

Application GrantedReference: 09/09/0277Lancashire County Council

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YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE LORD STREET CHORLEY

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Application summary

Status
Application Granted
Application type
Not published
Received
31 Mar 2009
Validated
31 Mar 2009
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Lancashire County Council

Application overview

FORMATION OF A HARD PLAY AREA TO BE ENCLOSED WITH A 3M HIGH MUGA FENCE INCORPORATING 2.1M HIGH ACCESS GATES. ERECTION OF 7 X 6M HIGH LIGHTING COLUMNS TO ILLUMINATE THE PROPOSED AND EXISTING PLAY AREAS.

Proposal details

Reference
09/09/0277
Agent
PROPERTY GROUP SOUTH AREA

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09.09.0277 Youth and Community Centre.pdfDecision NoticeNot publishedView

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Granted
09.09.0277 Youth and Community Centre.pdf
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