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Conservatory to rear elevation,all frames to be Grey PVC-Ral 7016,roofing to be glazed framed tinted glass at 10� pitch
Reference: HPK/2021/0167 High Peak Borough Council
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Application location 31A , Town Lane , Charlesworth , Derbyshire , SK13 5HQ
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Application summary
Status Invalid application
Application type No description.
Received 26 Mar 2021
Validated Not published
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority High Peak Borough Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Conservatory to rear elevation,all frames to be Grey PVC-Ral 7016,roofing to be glazed framed tinted glass at 10� pitch
Proposal details
Reference HPK/2021/0167
Agent Howard BlandClearview Home Improvements
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