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11KV OVERHEAD LINE (IN RETROSPECT)

LAND TO THE REAR AND WEST OF POTTER COTTAGE BETTISFIELD ROAD BETTISFIELD WHITCHURCH SY13 2LB

Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision MadeReference: P/2013/0576Wrexham County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision Made
Application type
Hysbysiad cylchlythyr 14/90 – Gwifrau trydan uwchben / Circular 14/90 notification - Electricity Overhead Lines
Received
13 Aug 2013
Validated
13 Aug 2013
Determination deadline
8 Oct 2013
Local authority
Wrexham County Borough Council

Application overview

11KV OVERHEAD LINE (IN RETROSPECT)

Proposal details

Reference
P/2013/0576
Ward
Overton/Overton (Historic)
Parish
Maelor South/De Maelor

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Application location

LAND TO THE REAR AND WEST OF POTTER COTTAGE BETTISFIELD ROAD BETTISFIELD WHITCHURCH SY13 2LB

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PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application15 Aug 2013View
PLANNING SITE HISTORYApplication15 Aug 2013View
Decision - WebApplication19 Sept 2013View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application15 Aug 2013View
Decision - WebApplication19 Sept 2013View
PLN Application ChecklistApplication19 Sept 2013View
LOCAL MEMBER OVERHEAD LINEApplication15 Aug 2013View
Decision - WebApplication19 Sept 2013View
Decision - WebApplication19 Sept 2013View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application15 Aug 2013View
Decision - WebApplication19 Sept 2013View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application15 Aug 2013View
Decision - WebApplication19 Sept 2013View
LABEL - STANDARDApplication15 Aug 2013View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application15 Aug 2013View
PLN File LabelApplication19 Sept 2013View
Location Plan - WebProposed Plans15 Aug 2013View
Decision - WebApplication19 Sept 2013View
Decision - WebApplication19 Sept 2013View
Decision - WebApplication19 Sept 2013View
Decision - WebApplication19 Sept 2013View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application15 Aug 2013View

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