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R1/1197/11 - SM3562 - discharge condition 48 R1/1197/11 - SM3564 - discharge condition 38 R1/0913/27 - SM3563 - discharge condition 48
Reference: CON/2021/0014 High Peak Borough Council
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Application location Tunstead Quarry , Unnamed Road From Junction Upper End To Tunstead Road , Tunstead , Buxton , Derbyshire ,
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Application summary
Status Valid application received
Application type Consultation by other authoritites
Received 8 Jul 2021
Validated 8 Jul 2021
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority High Peak Borough Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview R1/1197/11 - SM3562 - discharge condition 48 R1/1197/11 - SM3564 - discharge condition 38 R1/0913/27 - SM3563 - discharge condition 48
Proposal details
Reference CON/2021/0014
Documents 3 of 3 Filter documents All documents Other Document Published Action Attachment 8 Jul 2021 View Attachment 8 Jul 2021 View Attachment 8 Jul 2021 View
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8 Jul 2021 8 Jul 2021 Decision & conditions Planning conditions Conditions aren’t listed here. Read the council decision notice for the full decision and conditions.
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