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Amend colour or windows and door from anthracite grey to golden oak
Reference: 24/113/NMV/01 Orkney Islands
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16 Apr 2025 22 May 2025 7 Jul 2025 7 Jul 2025 7 Jul 2030 Permission Expiry Date Published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
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Status Unknown
Application type Non Material Variation
Received 16 Apr 2025
Validated 22 May 2025
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Orkney Islands Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Amend colour or windows and door from anthracite grey to golden oak
Proposal details
Reference 24/113/NMV/01
Ward West Mainland Application location Myrtle Cottage Newark Road Harray Orkney Islands KW17 2JT
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Decision & conditions Non-Material Variation - Acceptance
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