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Agricultural determination Lean-to building for the storage of feed, bedding and machinery.
Reference: 3/2008/0765 Ribble Valley Borough Council
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3 Sept 2008 5 Sept 2008 29 Sept 2008 Committee Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 29 Sept 2008 Application summary
Status Decided - Final Decision
Application type Not published
Received 3 Sept 2008
Validated Not published
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Ribble Valley Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Agricultural determination Lean-to building for the storage of feed, bedding and machinery.
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Reference 3/2008/0765 Application location Rowan Bank Street Brow Horton-in-Craven Skipton North Yorkshire BD23 3JP
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