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Change of use from A1 to E(e) from 1st September 2020 (Shops to Medical/Ultrasound Clinic)
Reference: PL/20/1285 Reading Borough Council
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11 Sept 2020 11 Sept 2020 11 Sept 2020 26 Nov 2020 27 Nov 2020 Application expiry date Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source Application summary
Status Decision Made
Application type Certificate of Lawfulness - Proposed Use or Development
Received 11 Sept 2020
Validated 11 Sept 2020
Determination deadline 27 Nov 2020
Local authority Reading Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Change of use from A1 to E(e) from 1st September 2020 (Shops to Medical/Ultrasound Clinic)
Proposal details
Reference PL/20/1285
Ward Norcot Ward
Agent ArchDezine Limited Application location 47 Meadway Precinct Honey End Lane Reading RG30 4AA
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