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Disposal of surplus soil arising from the construction of the new link road (Site 1)
Reference: C/1/2001/1004 Norfolk County Council
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28 Aug 2001 23 Oct 2001 30 May 2002 Consultations Expiry Date Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
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Status Application Approved
Application type Full
Received Not published
Validated 28 Aug 2001
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Norfolk County Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Disposal of surplus soil arising from the construction of the new link road (Site 1)
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Reference C/1/2001/1004 Application location Field north of B1354 Aylsham Road, Saxthorpe, immediately north of the postion of proposed roundabout on the new Corpusty/Saxthorpe link road scheme
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