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PROPOSED EXTENSION TO MINERAL WORKING

WHINNEY HILL ACCRINGTON

ValidReference: 11/94/0520Lancashire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Valid
Application type
Not published
Received
3 Oct 2005
Validated
3 Oct 2005
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Lancashire County Council

Application overview

PROPOSED EXTENSION TO MINERAL WORKING

Proposal details

Reference
11/94/0520
Agent
Hanson Aggregates

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WHINNEY HILL ACCRINGTON

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