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Change of Use from C3 dwellinghouse to C4 small House of Multiple Occupancy.
Reference: PL/23/1528 Reading Borough Council
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Council source Application summary
Status Decision Made
Application type Certificate of Lawfulness - Proposed Use or Development
Received 25 Oct 2023
Validated 6 Nov 2023
Determination deadline 1 Jan 2024
Local authority Reading Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Change of Use from C3 dwellinghouse to C4 small House of Multiple Occupancy.
Proposal details
Reference PL/23/1528
Ward Coley Ward
Agent ET Planning Application location 37 Argyle Street Reading RG1 7YP
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