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Erection of boundary wall between Kenyon Cottage and Kenyon Hall (Partly in Retrospect)
Reference: P/2000/0003 Wrexham County Borough Council
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Council source 6 Mar 2000 6 Mar 2000 Application summary
Status Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision Made
Application type Caniatâd cynllunio perchennog tŷ / Householder planning permission
Received 5 Jan 2000
Validated 5 Jan 2000
Determination deadline 2 Feb 2000
Local authority Wrexham County Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Erection of boundary wall between Kenyon Cottage and Kenyon Hall (Partly in Retrospect)
Proposal details
Reference P/2000/0003
Ward Holt/Holt
Parish Holt/Holt Application location Kenyon Cottage Castle Street Holt Wrexham LL139YL
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