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RefusedCouncil status: Application Refused
Erection of a village hall with associated car park and amenity area
Field On Corner With Ferndale Road, Deadmill Lane, Lower Swainswick, Bath, BA1 8DE
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Status and dates
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- DoneReceived4 Oct 1996
- DoneValidated17 Oct 1996
- Not publishedConsultationNo date on council record
- Not publishedTarget decision dateNo date on council record
- DecidedREFUSE11 Dec 1996
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All published dates (6)
- Application type
- Full Application
- Ward
- Lambridge
- Documents
- 1 published
Proposal
Erection of a village hall with associated car park and amenity area
- Reference
- 96/00426/FUL
- Alternative references
- 9342
- Ward
- Lambridge
- Agent
- M P Swinton
- UPRN
- 010001149790
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