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Widening of existing vehicular access and erection of gate, wrought iron fence to eastern boundary and timber panel fence to western boundary.

Chestnut Cottage 3 Ashwell Road Whissendine Rutland LE15 7EN

DecidedReference: FUL/2009/1349Rutland County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Other Application Type
Received
23 Dec 2009
Validated
1 Feb 2010
Determination deadline
28 Mar 2010
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Widening of existing vehicular access and erection of gate, wrought iron fence to eastern boundary and timber panel fence to western boundary.

Proposal details

Reference
FUL/2009/1349
Ward
Whissendine Ward
Parish
Whissendine Parish Council
Agent
Mr Ian Cockburn

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Application location

Chestnut Cottage 3 Ashwell Road Whissendine Rutland LE15 7EN

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF30 Apr 2010View
Photo - New Iron FenceHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View
Proposed Fences and GatesHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View
Location and Block PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View
Photo - Existing Access to PropertyHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View
Photo - New GateHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View
Application FormHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View
F/2009/0527 - Existing SurveyHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View
Photo - Existing Rear BoundaryHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View
Photo - Existing Front Garden FencingHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View
Photo - New Gate PostHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View
Photo - Existing Access RoadHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View
New Iron Fence DimensionsHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View
Trees Location PlanHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View
Photo - Existing Gate and PostHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View
Photo - Existing Front Garden BoundaryHistoric Application · PDF1 Jan 2009View

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