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Variation of Condition 1 of Planning Permission C/2/2005/2022 to allow the development to continue for a further period of five years
Reference: C/2/2008/2025 Norfolk County Council
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19 Dec 2008 13 May 2010 Consultations Expiry Date Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 5 Mar 2014 Application summary
Status Application Withdrawn
Application type Full
Received Not published
Validated 19 Dec 2008
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Norfolk County Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Variation of Condition 1 of Planning Permission C/2/2005/2022 to allow the development to continue for a further period of five years
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Reference C/2/2008/2025 Application location Pentney Quarry, Abbey Farm Pentney
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