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ERECTION OF FENCE ON TOP OF EXISTING STONE WALL (IN RETROSPECT)

188 CHESTER ROAD WREXHAM LL12 8DS

Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision MadeReference: P/2017/0036Wrexham 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
17 Jan 2017
Validated
18 Jan 2017
Determination deadline
15 Mar 2017
Local authority
Wrexham County Borough Council

Application overview

ERECTION OF FENCE ON TOP OF EXISTING STONE WALL (IN RETROSPECT)

Proposal details

Reference
P/2017/0036
Ward
Little Acton/Acton Fechan
Parish
Acton/Acton

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Application location

188 CHESTER ROAD WREXHAM LL12 8DS

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DocumentPublishedAction
Decision - WebApplication11 Apr 2017View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application19 Jan 2017View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application19 Jan 2017View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application19 Jan 2017View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication11 Apr 2017View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication11 Apr 2017View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application19 Jan 2017View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication11 Apr 2017View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application19 Jan 2017View
PLN File LabelApplication11 Apr 2017View
PLN Admin OutApplication11 Apr 2017View
Decision - WebApplication11 Apr 2017View
Determined Plans - WebApplication11 Apr 2017View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication11 Apr 2017View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication11 Apr 2017View
Submitted Plans/Drawings - WebProposed Plans19 Jan 2017View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication11 Apr 2017View
Consultation response - Highways - WEBConsultation Response · PDF1 Feb 2017View
PLN Admin OutApplication24 Jan 2017View
Determined Plans - WebApplication11 Apr 2017View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application19 Jan 2017View
Location Plan - WebProposed Plans19 Jan 2017View
PLN Application ChecklistApplication11 Apr 2017View

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Decision - Web Decision - Web
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