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Discharge of Condition 4 in realtion to application DET/2024/0017
Reference: DOC/2024/0091 High Peak Borough Council
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Application location Stubbins Farm , Unnamed Road From Stubbins Lane To Tithe Barn Farm , Chinley , Derbyshire , SK23 6ED
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Application summary
Status Consultations/Re-consultations issued
Application type Discharge of conditions
Received 11 Jul 2024
Validated 11 Jul 2024
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority High Peak Borough Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Discharge of Condition 4 in realtion to application DET/2024/0017
Proposal details
Reference DOC/2024/0091
Agent Shaun HydePlanning Design Practice
Documents 3 of 3 Filter documents All documents Forms Other Document Published Action Attachment 11 Jul 2024 View Attachment 11 Jul 2024 View Attachment 11 Jul 2024 View
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11 Jul 2024 11 Jul 2024 5 Sept 2024 Decision & conditions Discharge of Conditions - Approved
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