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Replacement of existing structure with a 1.8 metre footbridge
Reference: H16-0432-95 South Holland District Council
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26 Apr 1995 26 Apr 1995 17 May 1995 Decision By Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 31 May 1995 Application summary
Status Approved
Application type Not published
Received 26 Apr 1995
Validated 26 Apr 1995
Determination deadline 17 May 1995
Local authority South Holland District Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Replacement of existing structure with a 1.8 metre footbridge
Proposal details
Reference H16-0432-95
Parish Spalding
Agent Lincolnshire County Council Dept of Highways & Planning 4th Floor, City Hall Beaumont Fee Lincoln LN1 1DN Application location Junction of A1073 Cowbit Rd/ Love Lane over River Welland to London Road Spalding
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