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Lake District Applications Lake District Applications: Removal and installation of overhead line
Reference: 7/2014/2113 Cumberland Council
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Council source 6 Aug 2014 22 Aug 2014 3 Sept 2014 Application expiry date Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source Application summary
Status Determined
Application type Lake District National Park Planning Application
Received Not published
Validated 6 Aug 2014
Determination deadline 3 Sept 2014
Local authority Cumberland Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Lake District Applications Lake District Applications: Removal and installation of overhead line
Proposal details
Reference 7/2014/2113 Application location Low Briery Holiday Village, Penrith Road, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 4RN
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