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Moving an Existing Oil Tank Therefore Enabling an Accessible Toilet Extension to be Built just off the Existing Entrance Lobby
Reference: Y/2/2008/2037 Norfolk County Council
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Status Application Approved
Application type Full
Received Not published
Validated 9 Dec 2008
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Norfolk County Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Moving an Existing Oil Tank Therefore Enabling an Accessible Toilet Extension to be Built just off the Existing Entrance Lobby
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Reference Y/2/2008/2037 Application location William Marshall CE VC Primary School, Wisbech Road
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