27 Cemetery Road PUDSEY LS28 7LW

construction of pergola to the side of the property at a height of 2.7m using brown timber. Addition of an “open” panel fence to the top of the existing 1m high stone boundary wall at the side and rear of the property, to include an electric gate at the rear. Addition of fence will bring boundary height to no more than 2m. Fence panel design to be one of either of proposed panels (see sheet proposed panels) depending on agreement/department preference. Electric gate to be black painted metal framed with 2 no 6 foot panels to match fence used as infills (illustration provided). Alteration to existing door and window at the rear of the property changing their position so they are switched round

Authority: Leeds City Council
Appeal type: householder · Householder (HAS) Appeal
Procedure: Written representations
Postcode: LS28 7LW

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