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VARIATION TO CONDITIONS 9, 17 AND 19 PF PLANNING PERMISSION 01/05/0254 RELATING TO HIGHWAYS, NOISE CONTROL,LANDSCAPE AND ECOLOGY
Reference: 01/07/1416/1 Lancashire County Council
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13 Nov 2007 7 Jan 2008 9 Sept 2008 Application summary
Status Application Approved
Application type Not published
Received 9 Sept 2008
Validated 13 Nov 2007
Determination deadline Not published
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Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview VARIATION TO CONDITIONS 9, 17 AND 19 PF PLANNING PERMISSION 01/05/0254 RELATING TO HIGHWAYS, NOISE CONTROL,LANDSCAPE AND ECOLOGY
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Reference 01/07/1416/1
Agent LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL Application location MIDDLETON WASTE TECHNOLOGY PARK MIDDLETON HEYSHAM
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