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Addition of window to front elevation and door to side elevation (Non-material amendment to planning permission 2004/0607/F)
Reference: 2012/0152/NMA City of Lincoln Council
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Status Decided
Application type App for Non-Material Amendments
Received 15 Mar 2012
Validated 15 Mar 2012
Determination deadline 12 Apr 2012
Local authority City of Lincoln Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Addition of window to front elevation and door to side elevation (Non-material amendment to planning permission 2004/0607/F)
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Reference 2012/0152/NMA
Ward Castle Application location 63 Mount Street Lincoln Lincolnshire LN1 3JF
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