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NEW SHOP FRONT INCORPORATING ROLLER SHUTTER AND ATM AND CONDENSOR UNITS AT THE REAR
Reference: R/2004/1580/FF Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council
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24 Dec 2004 17 Jan 2005 26 Jan 2005 18 Feb 2005 Consultation Expiry Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 11 Mar 2005 Show all published dates Application summary
Status Approved
Application type Full
Received 24 Dec 2004
Validated 17 Jan 2005
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview NEW SHOP FRONT INCORPORATING ROLLER SHUTTER AND ATM AND CONDENSOR UNITS AT THE REAR
Proposal details
Reference R/2004/1580/FF
Agent CASTLES SHOPFITTERS Application location 14 HIGH STREET REDCAR TS10 3DU
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