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Erection of 2.4m high double gates to two positions to prevent access to the back of the building.
Reference: 1999/0470/08 Leicestershire County Council
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Application location Wigston Day Centre Annexe, West Avenue, Wigston, Leicestershire, LE18 2FB
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Application summary
Status Approved
Application type Not published
Received 24 Nov 1999
Validated 24 Nov 1999
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Leicestershire County Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Erection of 2.4m high double gates to two positions to prevent access to the back of the building.
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Reference 1999/0470/08
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