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Installation of electric gates and associated brick piers to existing vehicular access, including pedestrian side gate. Erection of timber clad shed with associated 1.8m high timber fencing and installation of gates to the area south of the gym.

Mill Corner Farm Jacksons Lane Reed Royston Hertfordshire SG8 8AB

DecidedReference: 24/01711/FPHNorth Hertfordshire District Council

Application location

Mill Corner Farm Jacksons Lane Reed Royston Hertfordshire SG8 8AB

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Permission Householder
Received
1 Aug 2024
Validated
1 Aug 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
North Hertfordshire District Council

Application overview

Installation of electric gates and associated brick piers to existing vehicular access, including pedestrian side gate. Erection of timber clad shed with associated 1.8m high timber fencing and installation of gates to the area south of the gym.

Proposal details

Reference
24/01711/FPH
Alternative references
PP-13219337
Ward
Ermine Ward
Parish
Reed Parish Council
Agent
Mr Ryan Albone

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
SHJN4TLKI6N00Supporting DocumentsNot publishedView
SHJN4TLKI6N00Decision NoticeNot publishedView
Highways Consultee Response 29.08.2024Consultee Response PublishedNot publishedView
Site NoticeSite NoticeNot publishedView
PL21 Proposed Access GatesPlansNot publishedView
PL20 Proposed External Works PlanPlansNot publishedView
PL01 Site Location PlanPlansNot publishedView
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication FormsNot publishedView

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  9. Permission Expiry Date

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