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To display two internally illuminated LCD display screens, one on each side of the street hub unit

Pavement O S 37 Standishgate Wigan WN1 1UP

DecidedReference: A/24/96677/ADVWigan Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Application to Display Adverts
Received
19 Jan 2024
Validated
19 Jan 2024
Determination deadline
15 Mar 2024
Local authority
Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

To display two internally illuminated LCD display screens, one on each side of the street hub unit

Proposal details

Reference
A/24/96677/ADV
Alternative references
PP-12742889
Ward
Wigan Central
Parish
Wigan North
Agent
JCDecaux

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Application location

Pavement O S 37 Standishgate Wigan WN1 1UP

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Documents 14 of 14

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web officer report 96677Web Officer Report · PDF23 Apr 2024View
web decision notice 96677Web Decision Notice · PDF23 Apr 2024View
UNKNOWNWeb Consultee Reply · PDF27 Feb 2024View
UNKNOWNWeb Consultee Reply16 Feb 2024View
Appendix F Examples of Community MessagingWeb Supporting Report · PDF31 Jan 2024View
covering letter - redactedWeb Supporting Report · PDF31 Jan 2024View
Appendix E Management PlanWeb Supporting Report · PDF31 Jan 2024View
Zoll 3 specsWeb Supporting Report · PDF31 Jan 2024View
CH Trust LetterWeb Supporting Report · PDF31 Jan 2024View
ApplicationFormRedactedWeb Application Form · PDF31 Jan 2024View
Appendix B Unit DetailWeb Supporting Report · PDF31 Jan 2024View
Appendix D HUB USAGE 2022Web Supporting Report · PDF31 Jan 2024View
Part A - A02441 - Application Site Map and VisualsWeb Plan · PDF31 Jan 2024View
Appendix C Power of the Public. JCDecaux UK 2022Web Supporting Report · PDF31 Jan 2024View

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web decision notice 96677
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