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Discharge of condition no.4 attached to planning permission PL/5/2013/0141 for felling of 14 no. Trees
Reference: 5/CD/2013/0015 Durham County Council
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19 Jun 2013 19 Jun 2013 16 Sept 2013 Determination Deadline Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
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Status Pending Consideration
Application type Discharge of Conditions - Easington
Received 19 Jun 2013
Validated 19 Jun 2013
Determination deadline 16 Sept 2013
Local authority Durham County Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Discharge of condition no.4 attached to planning permission PL/5/2013/0141 for felling of 14 no. Trees
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Reference 5/CD/2013/0015
Alternative references PL/5/2013/0141
Ward Murton (Historic)
Parish Dalton-le-Dale
Agent DAVID J SMYTH TREES & GARDENS Application location Land Opposite Dalton Bridge Dene Road Dalton Le Dale
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