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RETENTION OF DECKING IN REAR GARDEN
Reference: S6/2009/1696/FP Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council
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21 Jul 2009 5 Jan 2010 29 Jan 2010 Public Consultation Expiry Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source Application summary
Status Appeal Decided - Allowed
Application type FULL PERMISSION
Received 21 Jul 2009
Validated 5 Jan 2010
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview RETENTION OF DECKING IN REAR GARDEN
Proposal details
Reference S6/2009/1696/FP
Parish North Mymms
Agent MR A WAYMAN Application location 5 SWANLEY CRESCENT, POTTERS BAR, HERTFORDSHIRE, EN6 1NQ
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Documents 2 of 2 Filter documents All documents Decisions Other Document Published Action 2009-1696.pdf (24 kb) Not published View S6_2009_1696_FP.pdf (103 kb) Not published View
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