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Display of external illuminated fascia sign and a non illuminated hanging sign (LISTED BUILDING CONSENT).
Reference: 2010/0697/LBC City of Lincoln Council
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13 Sept 2010 27 Sept 2010 23 Nov 2010 Determination Deadline Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 11 Jan 2011 12 Jan 2011 Show all published dates Application summary
Status Decided
Application type Listed Building Consent
Received 13 Sept 2010
Validated 27 Sept 2010
Determination deadline 23 Nov 2010
Local authority City of Lincoln Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Display of external illuminated fascia sign and a non illuminated hanging sign (LISTED BUILDING CONSENT).
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Reference 2010/0697/LBC
Ward Carholme
Agent Merrill Brown Ltd Application location Boots Opticians 192 High Street Lincoln Lincolnshire LN5 7AL
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