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Certificate Of Lawfulness For An Existing Use Relating To The Parking Of A Single Lorry.
Reference: V/2002/0933 Ashfield District Council
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Application location 200 Nottingham Road, Selston, Nottinghamshire, NG16 6AB
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Application summary
Status CEUAP - Certificate of existing use / dev - Approved
Application type Not published
Received Not published
Validated 6 Nov 2002
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Ashfield District Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Certificate Of Lawfulness For An Existing Use Relating To The Parking Of A Single Lorry.
Proposal details
Reference V/2002/0933
Ward Selston
UPRN 100031234260
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Council source Decision & conditions CEUAP - Certificate of existing use / dev - Approved
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