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Removal of existing one meter high road side fence from the beginning of the northern boundary to the the Laurels by the first gate post with a six foot wood panel fence approximately 61.5 meters long. With appropriate posts and foot rail.

Hillford House, Barford Road, Barford, Warwick, CV35 8DA

DecidedReference: W/22/1111Warwick District Council

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Application location

Hillford House, Barford Road, Barford, Warwick, CV35 8DA

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Planning Permission
Received
4 Jul 2022
Validated
8 Aug 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Warwick District Council

Application overview

Removal of existing one meter high road side fence from the beginning of the northern boundary to the the Laurels by the first gate post with a six foot wood panel fence approximately 61.5 meters long. With appropriate posts and foot rail.

Proposal details

Reference
W/22/1111
Alternative references
PP-11371687
Ward
Budbrooke
Parish
Barford

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Barford joint P/C - CommentConsultation Response · PDF29 Sept 2022View
Site Visit FormSite Visit Form · PDF20 Sept 2022View
Decision Notice or LetterDecision · PDF20 Sept 2022View
WCC ECOLOGICAL SERVICES ? COMMENTSConsultation Response · PDF1 Sept 2022View
Outline of Fence BorderDrawing · PDF8 Aug 2022View
APPLICATION FORM REDACTEDApplication Form · PDF4 Jul 2022View
SITE LOCATION PLANSuperseded4 Jul 2022View
PHOTO OF PROPOSED FENCINGPhoto4 Jul 2022View
PHOTO OF EXISTING FENCEPhoto4 Jul 2022View

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