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CHANGE OF USE OF VACANT SHOP TO DOG GROOMING SALON

BURTON BUILDINGS 26 BRIDGE STREET WREXHAM LL13 7HP

Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision MadeReference: P/2019/0301Wrexham County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision Made
Application type
Caniatâd Cynllunio Llawn / Full planning permission
Received
16 Apr 2019
Validated
16 Apr 2019
Determination deadline
11 Jun 2019
Local authority
Wrexham County Borough Council

Application overview

CHANGE OF USE OF VACANT SHOP TO DOG GROOMING SALON

Proposal details

Reference
P/2019/0301
Ward
Ponciau/Ponciau
Parish
Offa/Offa

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Application location

BURTON BUILDINGS 26 BRIDGE STREET WREXHAM LL13 7HP

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DocumentPublishedAction
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application17 Apr 2019View
Consultation response - Public Protection - WEBConsultation Response · PDF18 Apr 2019View
PLN Portal Attachment DetailsApplication17 Apr 2019View
PLN Conservation Officer Comments - RequestConsultation Response24 Apr 2019View
PLN Portal Attachment DetailsApplication17 Apr 2019View
Submitted Plans/Drawings - WebProposed Plans17 Apr 2019View
PLN Portal Attachment DetailsApplication17 Apr 2019View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application17 Apr 2019View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application17 Apr 2019View
PLN Portal Attachment DetailsApplication17 Apr 2019View
PLN Admin OutApplication24 Apr 2019View
PLN Portal Attachment DetailsApplication17 Apr 2019View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application17 Apr 2019View
Proposed Site Layout - WebProposed Plans17 Apr 2019View
Supporting Docs - WebProposed Plans17 Apr 2019View
Decision - WebApplication · PDF25 Jul 2019View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application17 Apr 2019View
Submitted Plans/Drawings - WebProposed Plans17 Apr 2019View
Location Plan - WebProposed Plans17 Apr 2019View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application17 Apr 2019View
Submitted Plans/Drawings - WebProposed Plans17 Apr 2019View
PLN File LabelApplication25 Jul 2019View
Consultation response - Highways - WEBConsultation Response · PDF2 May 2019View
Submitted Plans/Drawings - WebProposed Plans17 Apr 2019View

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