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Change Housetype drawings in:Plots 41-46, 57, 59-61, from Type 20 End (drawing Ref: 2010/T20/C/01 & 02) to Type 50 EndPlot 58, from Type 20 Mid (drawing Ref: 2010/T20/C/03 & 04) to Type 50 MidPlots 55-56, from Type 24 End (drawing Ref: 2010/T24/C/01 & 02) to Type 24 End

Land South Newton Lane Wigston Leicestershire

DecidedReference: 19/00318/NMAOadby and Wigston Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Non-Material Amendment
Received
22 Jul 2019
Validated
24 Jul 2019
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Oadby and Wigston Borough Council

Application overview

Change Housetype drawings in:Plots 41-46, 57, 59-61, from Type 20 End (drawing Ref: 2010/T20/C/01 & 02) to Type 50 EndPlot 58, from Type 20 Mid (drawing Ref: 2010/T20/C/03 & 04) to Type 50 MidPlots 55-56, from Type 24 End (drawing Ref: 2010/T24/C/01 & 02) to Type 24 End

Proposal details

Reference
19/00318/NMA
Ward
Wigston Meadowcourt Ward

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Land South Newton Lane Wigston Leicestershire

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Documents 14 of 14

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PLANNING LAYOUTDrawing - Approved · PDF21 Aug 2019View
LOCATION PLANDrawing - Approved · PDF21 Aug 2019View
BH_MF_AFF 2016_H_TYPE 50 - TERRACE END_AFU_CDrawing - Approved · PDF21 Aug 2019View
BH_MF_AFF 2016_H_TYPE 50 - TERRACE MID_AFU_DDrawing - Approved · PDF21 Aug 2019View
BH_MF_AFF 2016_H_TYPE 54 - TERRACE END_AFU_CDrawing - Approved · PDF21 Aug 2019View
APPLICATION FORMDocument - Approved · PDF21 Aug 2019View
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF21 Aug 2019View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form - 1App · PDF26 Jul 2019View
BH_M_AFF 2016_H_TYPE 50 - TERRACE MID_AFU_DDrawing · PDF26 Jul 2019View
BH_M_AFF 2016_H_TYPE 50 - TERRACE END_AFU_CDrawing · PDF26 Jul 2019View
BH_M_AFF 2016_H_TYPE 54 - TERRACE END_AFU_CDrawing · PDF26 Jul 2019View
COVERING LETTERApplication Supporting Docs · PDF26 Jul 2019View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF26 Jul 2019View
PLANNING LAYOUTDrawing · PDF26 Jul 2019View

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