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Consultation on further information as part of Regulation 22, Application for the first Periodic Review of Mineral Planning Permissions (ROMP)
Reference: CON/2021/0026 High Peak Borough Council
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Application location Brierlow Quarry , Brierlow Bar , Buxton , Derbyshire , SK17 0EL
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Application summary
Status Valid application received
Application type Consultation by other authoritites
Received 10 Dec 2021
Validated 10 Dec 2021
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority High Peak Borough Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Consultation on further information as part of Regulation 22, Application for the first Periodic Review of Mineral Planning Permissions (ROMP)
Proposal details
Reference CON/2021/0026
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10 Dec 2021 10 Dec 2021 2 Feb 2022 Decision & conditions Valid application received
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