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Construction of a 2.5m wide Breedon gravel cyclepath that follows the route of Weaver's Way Long Distance Path between Station Road and the existing cyclepath that runs between Norwich Road and Cromer Road. The route to be lit using 17 galvanised steel lighting columns 6m high

Skeyton New Road

Application ApprovedReference: Y/1/2009/1026Norfolk County Council

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Status
Application Approved
Application type
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Validated
21 Nov 2007
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Local authority
Norfolk County Council

Application overview

Construction of a 2.5m wide Breedon gravel cyclepath that follows the route of Weaver's Way Long Distance Path between Station Road and the existing cyclepath that runs between Norwich Road and Cromer Road. The route to be lit using 17 galvanised steel lighting columns 6m high

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Y/1/2009/1026

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Skeyton New Road

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