13 Bannister Street Lytham St. Annes FY8 5JJ

erecting a 2m high perimeter timber fence around the rear, side and front of the property. The timber used will be rough sawn 2in x 1in battens in a 'hit and miss' style (see attached photos). The fence will be treated with a light natural stain or will be painted to compliment the colour of the property and surrounding area. Access gates will be place at the rear of the property next to the driveway and at the front of the property, providing access from the pathway leading to the front door. The fence will provide a secure perimeter and obscure the view of passers by walking along Bannister St

Authority: Fylde Borough Council
Appeal type: householder · Householder (HAS) Appeal
Procedure: Written representations
Postcode: FY8 5JJ

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