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ApprovedCouncil status: Application Permitted
Renovation and conversion to museum as amended by revised plans received 21st July 1998.
Radstock Museum, The Market Hall, Waterloo Road, Radstock
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Status and dates
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- DoneReceived15 May 1998
- DoneValidated3 Jun 1998
- Not publishedConsultationNo date on council record
- Not publishedTarget decision dateNo date on council record
- DecidedApplication Granted6 Aug 1998
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- Application type
- Listed Building Consent (Alts/exts)
- Documents
- 1 published
Proposal
Renovation and conversion to museum as amended by revised plans received 21st July 1998.
- Reference
- 98/02536/LBA
- Alternative references
- 6247400000000
- Agent
- RK Taylor
- UPRN
- 100121350071
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