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Alterations to existing vehicular access and create new, second, access to Eyebrook House
Reference: FUL/2005/0524 Rutland County Council
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24 May 2005 24 May 2005 18 Jul 2005 Determination Deadline Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 24 Nov 2005 Application summary
Status Decided
Application type Householder Application
Received 24 May 2005
Validated 24 May 2005
Determination deadline 18 Jul 2005
Local authority Rutland County Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Alterations to existing vehicular access and create new, second, access to Eyebrook House
Proposal details
Reference FUL/2005/0524
Ward Lyddington Ward
Parish Stoke Dry Parish Meeting
Agent The Wilmot Partnership Application location The Granary Main Street Stoke Dry Rutland LE15 9JG
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