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Erection of a proposed four storey extension to existing B1 use office
Reference: 06/13/0017/LDO Great Yarmouth Borough Council
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Council source 28 Jan 2013 28 Jan 2013 13 Feb 2013 Application summary
Status PERMITTED DEV. Conditions/Reasons
Application type Not published
Received 28 Jan 2013
Validated 28 Jan 2013
Determination deadline 28 Jan 2013
Local authority Great Yarmouth Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Erection of a proposed four storey extension to existing B1 use office
Proposal details
Reference 06/13/0017/LDO
Agent 3D Architects Whitsundoles Broughton road Salford Milton Keynes MK17 8BU Application location Endeavour House South Admiralty Road Great Yarmouth NR30 3NG
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