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EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL COMPRISING CLASS B1 USES & ASSOC. WORK. (RESERVED MATTERS)
Reference: 2005/1851 Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council
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18 Oct 2005 18 Oct 2005 13 Dec 2005 Target Decision Date Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 5 Jan 2006 Application summary
Status Final Decision
Application type Reserved Matters
Received 18 Oct 2005
Validated 18 Oct 2005
Determination deadline 13 Dec 2005
Local authority Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL COMPRISING CLASS B1 USES & ASSOC. WORK. (RESERVED MATTERS)
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Reference 2005/1851
Agent Peacock & Smith Application location LAND NORTHWEST OF M1 JUNCTION 37, NORTH OF A628 AND EAST OF HIGHAM LANE, DODWORTH, BARNSLEY.
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