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Increase height of boundary wall to 200cm (currently 170cm and 185cm either side of gate pillars). Widen gate opening to allow better vehicle access. Replace iron gates with wooden electric, in keeping with neighbours and to provide better security.

7 Magdala Road Nottingham NG3 5DE

UnknownReference: 21/02540/PFUL3Nottingham City Council

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7 Magdala Road Nottingham NG3 5DE

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Application summary

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Application type
Full planning application
Received
26 Nov 2021
Validated
6 Dec 2021
Determination deadline
31 Jan 2022
Local authority
Nottingham City Council

Application overview

Increase height of boundary wall to 200cm (currently 170cm and 185cm either side of gate pillars). Widen gate opening to allow better vehicle access. Replace iron gates with wooden electric, in keeping with neighbours and to provide better security.

Proposal details

Reference
21/02540/PFUL3
Alternative references
PP-10419804
Ward
Mapperley (May 2019)

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
FDISP LETTERDecision Notice · PDF26 Aug 2026View
Redacted Objection CommentRedacted Objection Comment · PDF26 Jan 2022View
GATE / WALL DETAILSLayout Plans & Elevations · PDF5 Jan 2022View
PLANNING APP REDACTEDReports · PDF26 Nov 2021View
GATE INFORMATION / PLANSLayout Plans & Elevations26 Nov 2021View
GATE INFORMATION / PLANSLayout Plans & Elevations26 Nov 2021View
GATE INFORMATION / PLANSLayout Plans & Elevations26 Nov 2021View
GATE INFORMATION / PLANSLayout Plans & Elevations26 Nov 2021View
GATE INFORMATION / PLANSLayout Plans & Elevations26 Nov 2021View
SITE LOCATION PLANSite Location Plan26 Nov 2021View

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