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Construction of extension to rear of first and second floors.
Reference: FUL/2007/0124 Rutland County Council
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Council source 2 May 2007 Determination Deadline Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 23 Nov 2007 Application summary
Status Decided
Application type Minor Application Type
Received 7 Feb 2007
Validated 8 Mar 2007
Determination deadline 2 May 2007
Local authority Rutland County Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Construction of extension to rear of first and second floors.
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Reference FUL/2007/0124
Parish Oakham Town Council
Agent N Parkinson Application location 14 Church Street Oakham Rutland
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