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Temporary (10 years) change of use of land for topsoil conditioning
Reference: FUL/2021/0001 Norfolk County Council
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4 Mar 2021 27 May 2021 Consultations Expiry Date Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 16 Aug 2021 Application summary
Status Application Withdrawn
Application type Full Application
Received Not published
Validated 4 Mar 2021
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Norfolk County Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Temporary (10 years) change of use of land for topsoil conditioning
Proposal details
Reference FUL/2021/0001 Application location British Sugar Plc, Cantley Sugar Factory, Station Road, Cantley, Norwich, NR13 3ST
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Documents 2 of 2 Filter documents All documents Decisions Forms Document Published Action PLA - Application Form 12 Mar 2021 View PLA - Decision Documents 1 Sept 2021 View
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