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Discharge of Planning Obligation (Developer Contributions) relating to consent 20/0003/AMCPPP
Reference: 22/0425/S75 East Ayrshire
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Status Decided
Application type Modification and Discharge of S75
Received 27 Jun 2022
Validated 27 Jun 2022
Determination deadline 26 Aug 2022
Local authority East Ayrshire Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Discharge of Planning Obligation (Developer Contributions) relating to consent 20/0003/AMCPPP
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Reference 22/0425/S75
Ward Annick Application location Land At Irvine Road Kilmaurs East Ayrshire
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