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Renewal of planning consent 2005/1817 - Partial change of use of existing garage to dog grooming business.
Reference: 2006/1835 Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council
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23 Oct 2006 23 Oct 2006 4 Dec 2006 18 Dec 2006 Target Decision Date Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source Application summary
Status Final Decision
Application type Z Renewal
Received 23 Oct 2006
Validated 23 Oct 2006
Determination deadline 18 Dec 2006
Local authority Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Renewal of planning consent 2005/1817 - Partial change of use of existing garage to dog grooming business.
Proposal details
Reference 2006/1835
Agent NA Application location Garage rear of 7 Millhouses Street, Hoyland, Barnsley
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