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EXTENSION TO REAR OF DWELLING

CUCKOOS NEST BOWLING BANK WREXHAM LL13 9RP

Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision MadeReference: P/2009/0929Wrexham County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision Made
Application type
Caniatâd cynllunio perchennog tŷ / Householder planning permission
Received
11 Nov 2009
Validated
11 Nov 2009
Determination deadline
6 Jan 2010
Local authority
Wrexham County Borough Council

Application overview

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Proposal details

Reference
P/2009/0929
Ward
Holt/Holt
Parish
Isycoed/Is-y-coed

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Application location

CUCKOOS NEST BOWLING BANK WREXHAM LL13 9RP

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PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication19 Jan 2010View
Determined Plans/Drawings - WebApplication19 Jan 2010View
PLN Portal Attachment DetailsApplication12 Nov 2009View
NEIGHBOUR NOTIFICATIONApplication18 Nov 2009View
Ecological Report - WebSubmitted Report · PDF18 Jan 2010View
NEIGHBOUR NOTIFICATIONApplication18 Nov 2009View
PLN Application Form - WebApplication12 Nov 2009View
LABEL - STANDARDApplication13 Nov 2009View
LOCAL MEMBER HOUSEHOLDERApplication13 Nov 2009View
PLN Application ChecklistApplication19 Jan 2010View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication19 Jan 2010View
Decision - WebApplication19 Jan 2010View
PLN Ecology Officer Comments - RequestConsultation Response12 Nov 2009View
Submitted Plans/Drawings - WebProposed Plans12 Nov 2009View
PLN Application Form - WebApplication12 Nov 2009View
PLN File LabelApplication19 Jan 2010View
Submitted Plans/Drawings - WebProposed Plans12 Nov 2009View
PLN Portal Attachment DetailsApplication12 Nov 2009View
PLANNING SITE HISTORYApplication13 Nov 2009View
PLN Application Form - WebApplication12 Nov 2009View
NEIGHBOUR COMMENT SHEETApplication18 Nov 2009View
PLN Portal Attachment DetailsApplication12 Nov 2009View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication19 Jan 2010View
PLN Unwanted itemsApplication · PDF18 Jan 2010View
QUALITY PANEL REPORTApplication17 Dec 2009View
Determined Plans/Drawings - WebApplication19 Jan 2010View
Decision - WebApplication19 Jan 2010View

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