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GDO Notification - Extension to cattle shed.
Reference: NP/GDO/0610/0591 Peak District National Park Authority
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14 Jun 2010 12 Jul 2010 Statutory expiry date Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
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Status Decided: ACCEPT CONDITIONALLY
Application type Not published
Received Not published
Validated Not published
Determination deadline 12 Jul 2010
Local authority Peak District National Park Authority Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview GDO Notification - Extension to cattle shed.
Proposal details
Reference NP/GDO/0610/0591
Parish Monyash Application location High Rakes Farm Monyash Bakewell DE451JR
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Decision & conditions Decided: ACCEPT CONDITIONALLY
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