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Extension to existing agricultural building for general purpose storage of farm equipment and fodder
Reference: 22/0452/AGR Powys County Council
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Application location Extension Of An Agricultural Building At Rhos Y Meirch Rhos-y-meirch Knighton Powys
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Application summary
Status Decision Made
Application type Prior notification: Agriculture - Forestry
Received 16 Mar 2022
Validated 16 Mar 2022
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Powys County Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Extension to existing agricultural building for general purpose storage of farm equipment and fodder
Proposal details
Reference 22/0452/AGR
Alternative references Extension to existing agricul...
Agent Miss Ella Harris
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