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ERECTION OF A REPLACEMENT GARAGE
Reference: R/2006/0801/FF Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council
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3 Aug 2006 4 Sept 2006 19 Sept 2006 10 Oct 2006 Consultation Expiry Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 16 Oct 2006 Show all published dates Application summary
Status Approved
Application type Full
Received 3 Aug 2006
Validated 4 Sept 2006
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview ERECTION OF A REPLACEMENT GARAGE
Proposal details
Reference R/2006/0801/FF
Agent MR BARRY GRIMWOOD Application location 12 CAITHNESS ROAD, TEESVILLE, TS6 0AW
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Documents 3 of 3 Filter documents All documents Decisions Other Document Published Action 06 0801 Decision 14 Aug 2025 View R_2006_0801_FF-P2.pdf 14 Sept 2006 View R_2006_0801_FF-P1.pdf 14 Sept 2006 View
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