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Erection of a Porch (Self Assessment form A completed)
Reference: P/24/0065/2 Charnwood Borough Council
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Status Decided: SELF ASSESSMENT FORM SUBMITTED
Application type Not published
Received 15 Jan 2024
Validated 15 Jan 2024
Determination deadline 11 Mar 2024
Local authority Charnwood Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Erection of a Porch (Self Assessment form A completed)
Proposal details
Reference P/24/0065/2
Ward Syston East|Wreake Valley
Parish Syston|Syston Application location 2 Brighton Avenue, Syston, Leicestershire, LE7 2EB
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Decision & conditions Decided: SELF ASSESSMENT FORM SUBMITTED
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