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Certificate of lawfulness for existing use of workshop for wrought iron works
Reference: 2006/1920 Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council
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Application location Land to ther rear of 30 Eldon Street, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S70 2JB
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Application summary
Status Final Decision
Application type Certificate of Lawfulness - Existing
Received 21 Aug 2006
Validated 14 Nov 2006
Determination deadline 9 Jan 2007
Local authority Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Certificate of lawfulness for existing use of workshop for wrought iron works
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Reference 2006/1920
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Council source 7 Jul 2008 Decision & conditions Lawful Development Certificate - Granted
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