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CONSTRUCTION OF NEW VEHICULAR ACCESS & FARM GATE TO CATTLE HOUSING BUILDING (IN RETROSPECT) CB00749
Reference: CB/1996/0749 Wrexham County Borough Council
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19 Nov 1996 19 Nov 1996 7 Jan 1997 14 Jan 1997 Application expiry date Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 30 Nov 2002 Application summary
Status Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision Made
Application type Caniatâd Cynllunio Llawn / Full planning permission
Received 19 Nov 1996
Validated 19 Nov 1996
Determination deadline 14 Jan 1997
Local authority Wrexham County Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview CONSTRUCTION OF NEW VEHICULAR ACCESS & FARM GATE TO CATTLE HOUSING BUILDING (IN RETROSPECT) CB00749
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Reference CB/1996/0749
Parish Holt/Holt Application location Hugmore Farm Wrexham Road Holt
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